Browsing Category: Growing up Latina
La India Maria’s Last Movie: La Hija de Moctezuma
Growing up Latina has my life filled with beautiful memories. From learning Spanish through my parents and eating some of the best foods on earth to watching novelas and enjoying music. One memory that stands out is our love for La India Maria. Oh, man is that woman funny! We…
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage at Don Roberto Jewelers (Giveaway)
The opinions in this article are my own. I do not work for, or with, any brand mentioned in this article, nor do I have any official relationship with them. I have a relationship with Gigasavvy, for whom I create original editorial content.Today is the start of Hispanic Heritage…
She’s My Mother #PutYourHeartToPaper
This is a sponsored post with Hallmark. All thoughts and opinions are my very own.Mothers.Gotta love them. Beyond the realms of providing for us, they are our moms. Best friends? Sure. Confidants? Absolutely. Most of all, they are ours.My mom means the world to me. I can…
Smile! You’re Feeling Better! #SmilingitForward
I have received information about the TYLENOL® SMILING IT FORWARD™ program from McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division of McNEIL-PPC, Inc., the makers of TYLENOL®. The opinions stated are my own. This is a sponsored post for Latina Bloggers Connect. There’s nothing like a sick child to put a damper…
Top Baby Shower Gift Ideas for Latina Moms (Giveaway)
This is a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I love baby showers. Besides the games and gifts, I love how it brings people together to celebrate the coming of a new life. I had several baby showers when I was pregnant. All three times I was…
Read Conmigo is Looking for Latino Authors
This is a paid post with Read Conmigo through Latina Bloggers Connect. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Promoting what I love is essential for Family is Familia. It’s the part of writing for the blog that I truly enjoy. Other than product reviews and events, sharing what…
Cantinflas: A Review
In any Mexican household, the name Cantinflas is as nostalgic as pan dulce and chocolate mexicano. I remember my dad and mom watching his movies on the Spanish language TV stations. I would try to keep up with the movie but I couldn’t quite catch some of the punchlines…