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NEWS
Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa and Newshour's Ray Suarez speak about news issues of the week affecting the Latino community.
Please accept our apologies for an error we made in the July 6, 2007 installment of Latino USA: Reese Erlich incorrectly identifies Vivaz founder as Javier Rodriguez. His name is Javier Gutierrez.
SUMMER MUSIC IN NEW ORLEANS
It's July, and summer festivals are in full swing across the nation. And each part of the country has it's own musical heritage that is often featured during these months, but some of those traditions are clearly changing. For example, New Orleans music traces its roots not only to Africa and Europe, but also to the Caribbean, and the music is constantly re-inventing itself. New Orleans is now home to a number of innovative Latin bands that are adding some salsa to the city's musical gumbo. Independent producer Reese Erlich met some of those musicians at the recent New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and brings us this report.
POST-KATRINA BABY BOOM
Commentator Jose Torres Tama writes how rebirth is becoming a common theme in post-Katrina New Orleans.
COMMENTARY: FOURTH OF JULY
Commentator Michele Serros shares how the Fourth of July holiday brought her and her family closer to their Mexican roots.
MEXICO INSTITUTE OF SOUND
Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with Mexico Institute of Sound's Camilo Lara about his album, Mejico Maxico.