Hispanic Marketing & Culture Blog
From the monthly archives:
Rock y Roll Día is this Saturday! I caught up with Paul and asked the 411 for the event, who it’s supporting, and why he’s doing it!
Funny in the beginning. Mas café?
Serious and soulful in the middle.
And funny at the end.
Here it is. BOOM!
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Guest post by Adrienne Pulido
“In the Heights” on Broadway is a magical bicultural, bilingual, biflavorful night of great theatre. You could tell Latinos filled the back rows last Friday night, and it wasn’t just because you could smell our doggy bags from dinner. It was because we waved our hands to “Pa’arriba esa Bandera,” we [...]
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One of the pillars here at the Mambo is to make a positive and meaningful impact.
Therefore, instead of rockin’ the vote, we are going to MAMBO THE VOTE!
We’ve never tried this before, but we’re going to give everyone who votes an opportunity to win something cool! Here’s all that you need to do:
Vote! [...]
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Well, it depends on who you ask. But, for some in Latin America and even in The States, Columbus Day is known as a day that reveres the indigenous and its history.
I apologize for the zombie-like state the Spanish are giving. Or, the subservient positioning that the painter gives the original inhabitants. Perhaps this can [...]
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We here at the Mambo like to do research at the grassroots level. Throughout the coming weeks, you’ll be seeing a rollout of profiles highlighting Latinos across the USA.
Of course, we thought we’d start it off simply by introducing one of our very own: Dennis.
Dennis is a marketing manager that works on various client projects [...]
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Mercury Mambo has been chosen to be on a panel with the director of PBS documentary Brown is the New Green, Phillip Rodriguez, along with other panelists from LatinWorks and GSD&M Idea City.
Brown is the New Green: George Lopez and the American Dream
Host: Center for Mexican American Studies & Mexican American Culture Committee
Date: Monday, October [...]
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