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Doce años de trabajo constante y apoyo a la cultura del DMV
Editorial: Doce años de trabajo constante y apoyo a la cultura del DMV...
Join us on Nov. 9 to celebrate Hola Cultura’s 12th anniversary!
It’s our anniversary! This fall, Hola Cultura is turning 12. Over the course of those years, we’ve developed and examined......
In tomorrow’s episode of “Artistas in the Capital,” Alejandro Góngora’s journey with Corazón Folklórico DC
Originally from San Diego, California, Alejandro Góngora’s inspiration for establishing the nonprofit dance company Corazón Folklórico came from moving to......
Semana de difuntos
Día de los difuntos...
Get the cempasúchil! Time to celebrate Día de los Muertos in the DMV!
Across all cultures, death and loss are handled very differently with a multitude of special traditions. Día de los Muertos,......
De Palomas Pensajeras – poema
poema de Rei Berroa...
Letter from Puerto Rico: Power outages worsen islanders’ climate change challenges
ARROYO, Puerto Rico – After a summer when temperatures soared here and around the globe, renown chef and food impresario......
El amor, la esperanza y el arte: exhibición
Exhibicion Love, hope & Art, Hospital Nacional del Niño...
SPEL storytellers start fall 2023 session
From Washington, D.C. to California, nearly two dozen interns and fellows — returning and new — have kicked off our......
La obra “Espejos: Clean” de Christine Quintana: falso paraíso detrás de espejos limpios
*This story was originally published by the Washington City Paper on Monday, October 2, 2023. Read the English version on their website.......
Painter Julio Valdez on making art for the times we live in in the next episode of “Artistas in the Capital”
Latin American countries have their own cultures – different kinds of music, dances, accents, art, and history. However, they share......
“Baño de Luna” aborda la tentación, el celibato y el drama
*This story was originally published by the Washington City Paper on Friday, September 27, 2023. Read the English version on their website.......
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Nicolás Kanellos on why Latino literature matters more now than ever
The novel, “The House on Mango Street,” by Sandra Cisneros is required reading in many schools and universities across the......
Meet our new assistant editor!
To get to know the new assistant editor Lucía Matamoros, we sat down to ask her about her background, hobbies,......
DC Afrolatino Fest
Festival Afrolatino de Washington DC. en el parque Malcom X...
On growing up an immigrant
One is a teacher, another a college student, two work today as organizers, and another is a government official. But......
Hear the immigrant stories of 5 young Washingtonians this Saturday!
A virtual Coffee Chat with D.C. Dreamers and The D.C. Oral History Collaborative Join us on May 28 for a......
A cien años de Trilce
Ensayo en torno al aclamado libro de César Vallejo: TRILCE:...
The telenovela and its influences on collective views of history
The telenovela has its origins in a type of radio show called a radionovela, used in Latin America in the......
Latino Americans Pittsburgh
Proyecto de historia Oral: Latino Americans Pittsburgh...
Calling all Afro-LatinX poets! A new anthology
To shed light on the Afro Latino poetry community, the Afro-Latino team at Hola Cultura talked to Maritza Rivera, coeditor......
The Future of the COVID-19 Pandemic – Part Two of our interview with Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos
In the first part of this two-part series, Hola Cultura spoke with Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos, assistant professor of medicine at......
The Future of the COVID-19 Pandemic – An Interview with Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos
Nearly two years ago, the world shut down with the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic. Even as schools and stores......
Writers’ conference takes on the crisis in book review
In 2018, as many as 3.5 million books were published in the United States, however, these books are largely going......
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Viajeros de la historia
Relato espeluznante y brutal de nuestra serie "Literatura mínima-máxima"...
Recordando al maestro del microrrelato
Este año se cumplen 100 años del nacimiento de Augusto Monterroso (1921- 2003), el maestro latinoamericano del mini relato -o...
Entre el proverbio y la metáfora
“DICHOS Y REFRANES” populares...
Inmediatos muy lentos
De nuestra serie dedicada a los microrelatos denominada "Literatura mínima-máxima", este texto inspirado en la imagineria de uno de los...
Cine etnográfico latinoamericano
En esta entrega algo de cine etnográfico; de acuerdo a los expertos es el cine de temas y/o en torno...
La comida, como medicina
En esta entrega referente a los remedios de la abuelita, mencionamos lo que se conoce cómo la triada fundamental antídoto...
Pueblo Mágico
Un gran saludo a todos los jóvenes que marcharon, protestaron y se rebelaron en el COP26 en contra de las......
No me hagas el otro: jazz moderno con un tinte latino
Resena del evento Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra, with Dr. Cornel West. Terrace Theater, The Kennedy...
Las mujeres de la revolución
“Las soldaderas” es un texto visual en torno a la reivindicación del papel de la mujer mexicana durante la Revolución...
Surrealismo: poesía, pintura, sueño
El surrealismo es quizá uno de los primeros movimientos artísticos de índole global que pega muy fuerte en Latinoamérica para...
El Ontario: antes y después
El cine Ontario en Washington DC, El Ontario: antes y después...
100 años de México en la avenida 16th
Mes de la herencia Hispana URBAN CONSTELLATION Exhibición fotográfica con motivo de la celebración del bicentenario de la Independencia de......