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New York Latin Culture Magazine, world-class Indigenous, European and African culture for New York City’s leading brands. Since 2012.

“… ..E-le-le, le-le-le,
A-la-la, le-le-le”

Bienvenido a el areíto en el batéy del pueblo Latino. Somos unidos en la clave.

¡Escucha la llamada de los tambores! La rumba ya se forma en el solar.

Yo prendo una vela. ¡Bailemos!

This week, Next week, Travel

Things to Do in NYC This Week

January 30 – February 5, 2023

Things To Do in NYC in February 2023 (Jill Shepherd/Dreamstime)
The heart symbol is a Veve (sacred diagram) representing Maman Brigitte, the female aspect of the one supreme god in the Vodun context of Benin, Haiti and New Orleans.

February is Black History Month. It’s really American History Month because of the African Diaspora’s tremendous contributions to the culture and prosperity of the United States.

February brings the Feast of Our Lady of Candelaria. It’s interesting to see how Indigenous, European and African communities relate to her. The patron saint of Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spanish Mother Africa) and the African Diaspora, is also venerated in the Indigenous Andes. She is very important to drummers and miners.

Pre-Lenten Carnival is in February this year. Communities that celebrate at this time are building to the climax on Carnival Tuesday, February 21, 2023.

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More Latin things to do in NYC, January 30-February 5, 2023

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Things to Do in NYC Next Week

February 6-12, 2023

More Latin things to do in NYC, February 6-12, 2023

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Every neighborhood or small town in every Latin country has its own unique traditions. The only way to understand is to live in each country with the people.

A tourist is someone who thinks about home the moment they arrive. Whereas a traveler, might not come back at all.”

Bertolucci’s “Sheltering Sky” based on the Paul Bowles novel. (1990)

February is an important month in African Diaspora and Indigenous communities.

Carnival marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring.

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