Mexico

The multicultural wealth of Mexicans gathered in artistic expressions that spring from the heart to celebrate the national holidays of Mexico, in Louisburg North Carolina. On Saturday, September 16, the celebration of Mexico's national holidays was held for the second time in the community of Louisburg, North Carolina. A totally community event organized by Alicia De Dios Fernandez and Ranita Garcia, community leaders dedicated for more than 8 years to different missions of supporting communities, including artistic and cultural promotion.

RL Editorial has stood out for its commitment to telling Mexican and Latin American cultural stories and customs, both inside and outside their countries of origin. Founded with the vision of promoting the cultural richness and experiences of the Latin diaspora, this publishing house has charted an enriching trajectory since its inception. RL Editorial has proven to be a beacon of light in the narrative of Mexican and Latin American identity. Through its publications, the publisher has provided a platform for the voices and stories that enrich the Latino community around the world.

Being in the right place and with the right people is climbing a step towards the top of the purposes and objectives that we set throughout our existence. When I was invited to participate as a columnist in Revista Latina NC I was filled with pride and satisfaction, because my letters would have a broader showcase to be read by the Hispanic community and because of the significance of my incipient path as a writer, but I never imagined the shelter, fraternity and love that he would find in its leaders, Edgar Bernal and Citlali Ceballos, founders of Revista Latina.

“Art, mirror of an immigrant, History of Cornelio Campos.” Its author; María del Refugio Sandoval Olivas has done an excellent job with this biography that transports you to the life of the painter Cornelio Campos from his childhood to the present.

'The Art – Mirror of an Immigrant – Story of Cornelio Campos', told by its protagonist and embodied in words by Cuquis Sandoval, more than a universal literary work, it is the best and largest of the murals by this artist, who is presented singularly: "I am Cornelio Campos, born in Cherán, Michoacán, of Purepecha blood; my profession is to be a painter of murals; I have been integrated into the culture of the United States for a few yesterdays, I live in North Carolina, a city full of history and that has been my home and high point as an artist."

"Art. Mirror of an Immigrant. Story of Cornelio Campos". This book combines the richness of the narrative with the chronicle of a life marked by migration and a passion for art. In the pages of this work, María del Refugio Sandoval Olivas immerses us in the life and work of Cornelio Campos, an immigrant whose physical features and cultural heritage are intertwined with the history of his people. Through a captivating narrative, the author takes us on an introspective journey that explores identity and adaptation to a new culture.

Louisburg, North Carolina - In an effort to keep Mexico's rich cultural heritage and traditions alive abroad, members of the Louisburg, North Carolina, and surrounding areas will unite for the second consecutive year to celebrate the Fiestas Homelands. This event will take place next Saturday, September 16, starting at 4 pm, at 895 NC 39 Hwy, Louisburg, NC 27549.

Edgar Bernal's "Wings of the City: Sculptures Under a Frosty North Carolina Winter" photography exhibition is a fascinating visual dialogue that fuses two forms of art, sculpture and photography, to explore the human capacity to transcend adversity and achieve spiritual elevation. Inspired by the series of sculptures "Wings of the City" by renowned Mexican artist Jorge Marín, this exhibition offers a unique perspective that captures both the human essence and the intrinsic beauty of the sculptures, as they are subjected to the challenge of the harsh winter in Carolina of the North.

In Oxford, North Carolina, the residents of the community from the Tierra Caliente region, in the state of Guerrero, Mexico, gathered for the first time to celebrate with joy and devotion the Fiesta of the Patron Saint San Lorenzo. This festivity, rooted in its roots and ancestral customs, takes place every August 10 in Guerrero, Mexico in honor of San Lorenzo.

The Patronal Festival of San Santiago Apóstol de Azajo, Michoacán, Mexico is an event that unites the North Carolina community with its cultural and spiritual roots. Through music, dance, food and festive activities, attendees celebrate their faith and traditions while strengthening community ties. This festivity highlights the cultural and spiritual identity of the Azajo community, and is a sample of how tradition and faith can transcend borders, uniting hearts and souls in a sense of community and belonging.