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THE CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN
STUDIES
PRESENTS
www.ucis.pitt.edu/clas/festival
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ARTS, CRAFTS, FOOD, and INFORMATION BOOTHS
AJ’S INCA PERUVIAN RESTAURANT features food from Peru (arroz chaufa, pollo a la brasa, pollo saltado, papa a la huancaina, yuca frita, tallarines verdes) and a variety of desserts. [email protected] ALLEGHENY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT provides educa on about communicable diseases and immuniza ons. Services include adult and childhood immuniza ons, travel vaccina ons, required school vaccines, TB test, and an body screening. www.achd.net ALLEGHENY HEALTH & PHYSICAL MEDICINE provides free trigger point massages. [email protected] AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION provides informa on about the American Heart Associa on for the La no Community. [email protected] AMIGOS DEL CINE LATIONAMERICANO/FRIENDS OF LATIN AMERICA CINEMA provides informa on about their La n American film screenings. amigoscinela [email protected] ANGELICA PINEDA features Venezuelan food. [email protected] ARTE PAPEL features handmade recycled paper products produced by a women’s coop-era ve in Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador. The products include sta onary folders, journals, picture frames, and cards. All proceeds benefit the women of Arte Papel. [email protected] BLACK BEAN features Cuban food (Cuban sandwiches, empanadas, black beans and rice, maduros ). [email protected] BUILDING NEW HOPE provides informa on about Building New Hope’s projects in Nicaragua, as well as informa on about fair trade prac ces. Also free samples of our coffee are available. [email protected] CARIBBEAN INTERCULTURAL VIBRATIONS features food from Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, and Barbados—Ro (curried shrimp, chicken and veggie in pita shell), Pelau (rice and peas with meat or vegetarian pelau), Callaloo (spinach, akra blend), Ginger Beer (non-alcoholic), and tropical punch drinks. [email protected] CARIBBEAN & LATIN AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION provides informa on about the group. pi [email protected]
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CIRCULO JUVENIL provides a heritage-speaker Spanish language program for children 6 to 12 years old. Children prac ce theater arts, music, and dance immersed in Spanish. The program includes Spanish language varia ons from countries around the world. [email protected] COESA‐BRAZILIAN ASSOCIATION is a non-profit organiza on with the purpose of helping Brazilians in Western Pennsylvania and the mission of cul va ng the iden ty and preserv-ing the Brazilian cultural patrimony through Cultural, Service, Social, Linguis c, Ar s c, and Educa onal ac vi es. brazilpi sburgh@pi .edu COLOMBIA EN PITTSBURGH features Colombian food (empanadas, pan de bono y per-ros calientes), cra s, and informa on about the Colombia en Pi sburgh organiza on. colombiaenpi [email protected] CORO LATINOAMERICANO—PITTSBURGH is recrui ng new members for Coro La no-americano and distribu ng informa on about its concert in May and plans for a children’s choir in fall 2014. www.elcorola no.com EDGAR BEST TACOS IN PITTSBURGH features food from Mexico (tacos, quesadillas, steak, lamb and rice, and beans). [email protected] EDO SCRIBES AND PLEASANTRIES features a family owned social enterprise that sells fairly traded handmade goods made by people of African and Afro-Caribbean descent. We are based in Pi sburgh's Hill District and our enterprise members have roots in Hai , Aruba, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago. [email protected] FACES BY CHRISTINA features professional face pain ng —perfect for any Children's entertainment. Prices: $5 for cheek art and masks; $7 and $12 for full faces. www.facesbychris na.com FAITHFUL MELODY provides informa on and flyers describing the mission of the organi-za on in Pi sburgh and in Bolivia. We announce our second mission trip where we will register people who want to par cipate or who want to help in some way. Also, we will have handicra s for sale. [email protected] FELIPE ROJAS features pencils with hand embroidery and mini-piñatas. [email protected] EMPANADAS ARGENTINAS features Argen ne empanadas (ground beef, chicken, sau-sage, spinach & sweet corn) and a variety of desserts (Choco-flan, three milk cake, and cupcakes dulce de leche ). [email protected] FEDERAL HISPANIC EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM COMMITTEE (HEPC) provides informa on about federal employment opportuni es. [email protected]
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GLOBAL LINKS is a medical relief and development organiza on dedicated to pro-mo ng environmental stewardship and improving health in resource-poor communi es, primarily in La n America and the Caribbean. www.globallinks.org GRISELDA ARELLANO features food from Venezuela and Mexico (Hallacas, arepas, ar-roz blanco con frijoles negros, carne desebrada y tamales). [email protected] I BELIEVE IN PITTSBURGH LLC DBA: EMPRENDEDORES412 provides informa on about the 2nd annual La no day at Kennywood 2014. abenzaquen@ibelieveinpi sburgh.org IVONNE SANCHEZ features sterling silver hand-made jewelry from Colombia. [email protected] LABOR COUNCIL FOR LATIN AMERICAN ADVANCEMENT is the largest labor-affiliated Hispanic advocacy organiza on in the U.S. with a na onal office in Washington, D.C. and local chapters throughout the country. [email protected] LA ESCUELITA ARCOIRIS features an ac vity designed to engage pre-school and ele-mentary school-aged children in ar s c expression. Also, informa on about the Spanish immersion pre-school program. [email protected] LA JORNADA LATINA provides informa on about the Spanish-language newspaper of Pi sburgh. patriciagale [email protected] LA MENDOCINA/ARGENTINE CATERING—serving the community since 1984—features authen c Argen ne dishes such as beef and veggie empanadas, gourmet salads, grilled chicken sandwiches with sautéed peppers and chimichurri sauce, chocolate covered alfajores, Churros, and non-alcoholic sangria. [email protected] LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL UNION (LACU) is a volunteer-based and non-profit 501(c)(3) organiza on founded in 1986 that promotes, preserves and enriches the La n American and Caribbean customs and tradi ons, through performing arts, literature, workshops and social events. We create ac vi es that also promote the unifica on of the La no community, while crea ng bridges with other communi es within the Greater Pi sburgh Area. [email protected] LA PALAPA features food from Mexico (tamales, fajitas, rice empanadas and jarritos). [email protected] MARLON SILVA features Magnesol products and will provide informa on about his salsa lessons and DJ services. [email protected] NAIARA’S CAKES features food from Brazil (coxinha, rissoles, kibe, esfiha, cakes, cup-cakes, cake pops, flan, brigadeiro, guarana). [email protected]
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NYR ORGANIC is an independent consultant for NYC Organic. Since we began in the UK in 1981, Neal’s Yard remedies has been a pioneer in organic beauty and well–being. We were the UK’s first cer fied organic natural health and beauty company, as well as the first retailer of cer fied organic essen al oils. organicbeauty@jasmineanne e.com PAITITI—INTI PERUVIAN ART AND HAND CRAFT features Alpaca items, such as sweaters, sleepers, hats, rugs, scarves and much more. Also jewelry including earrings, necklaces, and bracelets made of different organic materials. [email protected] PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE provides informa on about PA State Police (recruitment and community rela ons). [email protected] PITTSBURGH DANCE CENTER provides informa on about their dance studio located in Bloomfield. Adver sing all of the programs; dance, ballroom, La n, tango, fitness, aerial silks and more. pi [email protected] PITT BRAZIL NUTS features desserts from Brazil (brigadeiros –chocolate truffle) also, dis-tribu ng pamphlets about the University of Pi sburgh’s Portuguese club. brazil@pi .edu PROGRAMA PARA LATINOS EMPRENDEDORES—SBDC—DUQUESNE UNIVERITY provides informa on about classes (like “How to Start a Business?”), visits to others La no entre-preneurs, tas ng and samples from La n businesses. Networking with other La nos and programs of export—import with your original country. [email protected] RITAS WATER ICE features delicious cool treats [email protected] ROBIN LONDINO JEWELRY features affordable sterling silver, stainless steel, and copper jewelry with gemstones from all over the world. Rings, earrings, bracelets, chains, semi-precious stone pendants, sport charms, stainless steel and leather jewelry, including piec-es for men. [email protected] ROSA AND LILLY features food from Chile and Argen na (empanadas, meat with rice). [email protected] SALUD PARA NINOS provides informa on about the first pediatric bilingual—bicultural clinic in southwestern Pennsylvania. It was created in 2002 at Children’s Hospital of Pi s-burgh of UPMC. www.chp.edu/spanishclinic SEEDLINGS WIRE ART features animals made out of seeds, seed pods and wire—very colorful and unique. [email protected] SK POTTERY features hand-made po ery inspired by pre–Hispanic ceramics of South America. All proceeds will be donated to the Student Endowment of the Center for La n American Studies (CLAS). kregar@pi .edu
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SUSURRO features Sterling silver hand- made jewelry from Colombia. [email protected] TWO SISTER LATINAS features food from Puerto Rico (pasteles, arroz con gandules, and flan). [email protected] UPMC COMMUNITY RESOURCES Ma lda Theiss is a federally qualified health center which offers life-long primary care indiscriminately, for un-insured, under-insured and insured pa ents. They partner with UPMC interna onal pa ent rela ons, who provide confiden al interpreta on services. [email protected] UPMC FOR YOU provides giveaways and informa on about UPMC Health Plans. [email protected] UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SPANISH CLUB works to foster opportuni es for interac-
on and apprecia on of Hispanic culture and language. Providing informa on about the weekly conversa on tables, as well as opportuni es to volunteer or get involved in the club. pi [email protected] VIBRANT PITTSBURGH provides informa on about Vibrant Pi sburgh’s services, in-cluding the Welcome Center and the Vibrant Leaders Council that brings together or-ganiza ons represen ng diverse and immigrant communi es in the region. adrianad@vibrantpi sburgh.org WIC PROGRAM ALLEGHENY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT provides informa on with flyers and pamphlets on nutri on for children and mothers. Free giveaways that include bags, pens, water bo les. Also spin the wheel game focused on nutri on with prizes. [email protected] WOMEN’S CENTER AND SHELTER OF GREATER PITTSBURGH provides informa on about domes c violence and women’s center and shelter services. lainga@wcspi sburgh.org WOMEN OF THE CLOUD FOREST features fair–trade ar san goods from our partners in Costa Rica and Nicaragua—including rainforest seed jewelry, hand-embroidered bags, ceramics, recycled aluminum and scarves. www.womeno hecloudforest.com YWCA GREATER PITTSBURGH provides informa on about circulo de amigas—breast and cervical health program. The program includes a breast health naviga on line to support women in enrolling in affordable programs to get breast screenings and mam-mograms. [email protected]
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PERFORMERS
ARIEL AND BEN CHAMIS: Brazilian Music; Bossa Nova and Samba. BÉSAME: A vocal and instrumental quartet performing La n American and Caribbean mu-sic, emphasizing the sounds of Colombia. Dance and sing to the sounds of tuba, wooden congas, percussion, soprano saxophone, and classical guitar. www.besamepi sburgh.com CHANCE COMMUNITY GROUP: Crea ng Hope and Newfound Courage Everywhere. Cre-ated in 2007, CHANCE has raised over $10,000 for various chari es including The Home-less Children's Educa on Fund, Make-a-Wish Founda on, Expect Respect and the Clairton Emergency Food Fund. CHANCE has worked with dancers from 1st-12th grades, and it is their goal to enhance the art community in Clairton. Today's performance will feature Colombian and African inspired rou nes from CHANCE's December stage show, The CHANCE World Tour, as well as some new 'Africando' material. Viewers will also recognize 'The Li le Mermaid' and CHANCE's unique presenta on of dancehall. [email protected] COLOMBIA EN PITTSBURGH: Plays tradi onal Colombian songs by José David Herazo. colombiaenpi [email protected] COPIHUE CHILE: Performs tradi onal folkloric dances from the central region of Chile. These dances originated in the Chilean countryside and feature strong influences from Spain’s culture during the colonial period. They show the heritage of tradi onal Chilean culture and Spanish ballroom dances. [email protected] CORO LATINOAMERICANO: Performs choral music from La n America and the Caribbe-an. Spring is coming! ¡Ya viene la primavera! www.elcorola no.com DJ JUAN DIEGO VII: Provides Light and Live Sound Service throughout the fes val. Since 2005, Juan Diego VII has been offering top-of-the-line La no Caribbean, Mexican Regional Music, and Interna onal Music events. Offers Rental of Live Equipment, Performances, Live Music DJ, VJ and, MC. Played in over 40 clubs in the ‘Burgh at Places like Matrix, Co-zumel, Altar Bar, PNC Park with the Pirates, Phipps, Na onal Aviary, others…Youngest DJ in Pi sburgh! for more informa on call 412.980.7653 (Call or Text for Contracts). www.DJJUANDIEGO.com FRATERNIDAD TINKUS CH’AUKAS USA: Tinkus Ch’aukas Fraternity USA is an affilliate of Tinkus Ch’aukas in Cochabamba, Bolivia, which was founded in 2006. Tinkus Ch’aukas USA was established in 2013 by Mr. Freddy Cordova and family and Mr. Marcos Caseres and Mary Caseres and family. The organiza on’s mission is to disseminate and respect the Tinku dance, which in Quechua means “encounter.” The word “Ch’auka” is also from the Quechua language. It is used to refer to charisma c individuals with the gi of persuasion accompanied by half-truths; people who promise but do not deliver. The dance is original-ly from the north of Po sí, Bolivia. We spread and demonstrate our culture, under the mo o “Promo ng Bolivia is our only truth.” www.Tinkuschaukas-usa.com
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LACU: In expecta on of the 2nd Afro-American Fes val, LACU will present Afro-La no performances from Puerto Rico and Peru. Maricarmen Leon will be leading the Afro-Peruvian ensemble, La na Produc ons will be performing a choreographed Puertorri-can Bomba, and Maria Eugenia Escoriaza will perform Afro root poetry from Puerto Rico. www.lacunet.org LOS SABROSOS: Directed by Nicole e Pawlowski & Agus n Garcia, Los Sabrosos Dance Co. is a dance organiza on whose mission is to help individuals find freedom, passion, self-expression, and self-confidence through dancing. We also work to collabo-rate with groups and organiza ons to strengthen all of our communi es through dance. We offers confidence-building group and private dance classes for diverse inter-ests, from salsa and Bachata to hip-hop, ballet, fitness classes, and more! Website: www.lspgh.com Email: [email protected] MUSUHALLPA: “An kuna ñauraytaki wairaqpa kunkanmi” (“Andean music is the voice of the wind”). As custodians of our Andean culture, our group tries to keeps alive the rich heritage of the Incas playing original instruments of the Andes. Musuhallpa: Song from a Beau ful Land is an exi ng treat for those who delight in learning about other tradi ons trough music. The musicians of Musuhallpa perform a variety of beau -ful songs and melodies played on wind, string and percussion instruments from the Andean Mountain region of Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. [email protected] PANTHER TANGO CLUB: A student organiza on dedicated to teaching and promo ng Argen ne Tango in the local community, especially among the student popula on. We hold weekly classes and prac ce sessions, occasional workshops with guest teachers, and do our best to connect students with the local dance community. We will have sev-eral couples perform a demonstra on of social dance to a few different types of tango music. www.pi sburgh-tango.com PATRICK WEEKS: "Rock Brasileiro.” [email protected] PITT BRAZIL NUTS: brazil@pi .edu PITTSBURGH DANCE CENTER: Will perform three dances; Argen ne Tango (Milonga and Nuevo Styles), La n Ballroom dance demonstra on (Rumba, bolero), and a group of women performing Brazilian Samba. pi [email protected] SALSA RITMO DANCE: Salsa Ritmo Dance was formed in 2000 by Linda and Mark out of a desire to foster friendship in the community and to promote the La n dances as a flavorful avenue for crea ve expression. We are happy to work with individuals, cou-ples, or groups to get them off the sidelines and onto the dance floor. We also do com-munity service projects and have performed many mes over the years in Pi sburgh and surrounding areas. Salsa Ritmo Dance is presen ng a compila on of Tradi onal and Modern La n Dances tonight (Afro-Cuban, Puerto Rico, Colombia). www.SalsaRitmoDance.org
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SLIPPERY ROCK AFRO‐COLOMBIAN DANCE ENSEMBLE: The Ensemble is directed by Slippery Rock University professor Melissa Teodoro who has ethnographically re-searched the dances of Colombia’s Caribbean Coast since 1996. The performers are all dance majors from SRU who have assisted Teodoro in the research, re-construc on and re-staging of these dances. We will perform thee dances; Pilanderas, Fandango and Mapalé. [email protected]. TIMBELEZA: A coopera ve that specializes in Brazilian percussion music. We work closely with master drummers, con nually striving to expand our repertoire and gain new fans. Our goal is to expose people to samba and to invigorate the community with our music and performance style. bookings@ mbeleza.com CAPOEIRA PITTSBURGH: Performs Brazilian dances, singing, and mar al arts. Find us on Facebook or approach a group member a er the show to get a flyer! capoeirapi [email protected] VIRASAMBA: A group of 6-8 musicians playing tradi onal Brazilian samba/pagode and other related styles. The core of the group consists of a vocalist, accompanied by a cavaquinho and a variety of percussion instruments: pandeiro, tamborim, surdo, shaker, cuica, agogo—the classical samba se ng for this style. We will play songs from Paulinho da Viola, Zeca Pagodinho, Clemen na de Jesus, Fundo de Quintal or similar composers. [email protected]
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NOON – 4:00 P.M. MANOS A LA OBRA: LATIN AMERICAN CHILDREN'S CRAFT 2014 By the Center for La n American
Studies at the University of Pi sburgh
Workshops: (Table A) Primavera ya llegò! Coloring and cra ac vity
(Table B) Máscaras: making beau ful masks for the Carnival
These workshops are hands-on ac vi es and will run con nuously during these four hours. 2:30 ‐ 2:45 P.M. PIÑATA (come and help us open it—candy and other surprises) 3:00 – 3:30 P.M. (Table C) Spanish Mini‐Lessons by Karen Bustos
This mini-lesson is an introduc on to Spanish. You will learn basic gree ngs, numbers, and colors.
Arrive on me to get a spot for this mini-lesson!
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
4:00 – 6:00 P.M. CHILDREN’S SHORTS FILM MINI‐FESTIVAL
1700 Posvar Hall Room - University of Pi sburgh
Presented by Amigos del Cine La noamericano/Friends of the La n American Cinema, and Center for La n American Studies at the University of Pi sburgh
Amigos del Cine Group will be presen ng short movies about Mafalda on a con nuing
basis—and an extra li le surprise!! You can arrive and leave at any me during these
two hours. These short movies last between 10 to 15 minutes each. Mafalda is an Ar-
gen ne girl, approximately six years old, with a great concern for the state of humanity
and a proverbial hatred of soup. She o en leaves her parents at a loss by asking about
mature or complex topics. As an example, she gets chided for not concerning herself
with childlike things but asking, instead, about China's communism; in response, she
pretends to play with bubbles in soapy water only to promptly proclaim that she is
done and then restate the China ques on once more. Her incisive observa ons o en
leave the adults at a loss. Mafalda is very popular in La n America, Europe, and Asia,
leading to two animated cartoon series and a book. A er Mafalda, we will share an-
other short movie, which will be a very nice surprise for the audience. Open to chil-
dren of all ages and to those who are children at heart!! See posters displayed around
the room for a list of films and mes!
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Amigos del Cine Latinoamericano and
The 34th Annual Latin American and Caribbean Festival
at the University of Pittsburgh
PRESENT
Children’s Short Film Mini-
Festival
Saturday, March 29, 2014 4-6 p.m.
Wesley W. Posvar Hall
Room 1700 University of Pittsburgh
FOR ALL AGES FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
We will run a con nuous series of short movies, from films about a curious, uncon-ven onal li le girl named Mafalda (Argen na) to the adventures of Condorito (Chile), a talking condor, and many more from all over the Americas! You can come and go at any me during these two hours. These short movies last between 10 to 15 minutes each. Free and open to children of all ages, including children at heart!!.
The screenings will play during the following mes:
4:00 P.M. – 4:20 P.M.
4:30 P.M. – 4:50 P.M.
5:00 P.M. – 5:20 P.M.
5:30 P.M. – 5:50 P.M.
Contact us: amigoscinela [email protected]
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University of Pi sburgh
University Center for Interna onal Studies
CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
Established in 1964, the Center for La n American Studies (CLAS) at the University of Pi sburgh develops and coordinates resources on La n America and the Caribbean that contribute to training experts on the region through high quality programs of graduate and undergraduate educa on. The Center also provides informa on and assistance to the business and pro-
fessional communi es and the general public. For more informa on go to www.ucis.pi .edu/clas
El Centro de Estudios La noamericanos (CLAS), establecido en la Univer-sidad de Pi sburgh en 1964, desarrolla y coordina recursos sobre Améri-ca La na y el Caribe. Dichos recursos contribuyen al entrenamiento de expertos regionales por medio de programas de alta calidad a nivel de pre-grado (bachiller) y posgrado. Al mismo empo, el centro provee asis-tencia e información a las comunidades profesionales y de negocios, y al público en general.
Panoramas provides a web-based venue for though ul dialogue on La n American and Caribbean issues. By enabling a voice for scholars, students, policy makers and others to engage in construc ve commentary on relevant current and historical topics, the forum also serves as an academic resource to worldwide educa onal audiences. Housed at the Center for La n Ameri-can Studies at the University of Pi sburgh, and maintained by CLAS faculty, students and alumni, Panoramas strives to be at the forefront of scholarly
analysis of affairs in the La n American region. www.panoramas.pi .edu
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Med Health Services
& Pi sburgh Cardiovascular Ins tute
Located in the heart of Monroeville, PA, Med Health Services and Pi sburgh Cardiovascular Ins tute outpa ent diagnos c tes ng facili-ty provides physicians, clinics, nursing homes and personal care facili-
es in the tri-State area with the diagnos c tes ng services that are essen al to the basic management of pa ent care. For almost 30 years, our specially trained and cer fied technicians have been providing pa ents in the medical community with the following outpa ent diagnos c tes ng services: CLIA Cer fied Medical Chemistry Laboratory Services
Pa ent Walk-In Laboratory Draw Sta on
Nuclear Medicine
Ultrasound & Echocardiography
Holter Monitoring
Nerve Conduc on Tes ng
X-Ray
A pioneer in a mul -specialty group prac ce of outpa ent medicine, Med Health Services has over 80 conveniently located offices and walk-in laboratory draw sta ons that are designed, built and operat-ed around the needs of pa ents and their families. Our specially trained and cer fied personnel will also travel to a physician's medi-cal office or facility to provide STAT, bedside diagnos c laboratory, nuclear medicine and ultrasound services.
Pa ents can expect technologists and radiologists who are among the best in their special es. Each of our outpa ent facili es throughout the area is cer fied by the American College of Radiology. www.pi sburghcardiovascular.com
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LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL UNION LACU
WHO WE ARE: The La n American Cultural Union (LACU) is a volunteer-based and non-profit 501(c)(3) organiza on founded in 1986 that promotes, preserves and enriches the La n American and Caribbean customs and tradi ons, through performing arts, literature, workshops and social events. We create ac vi es that also promote the unifica on of the La no commu-nity, while crea ng bridges with other communi es within the Greater Pi sburgh Area. WHAT WE DO: •Strategies to promote diversity and inclusion of La nos in the re-gion •Events and ac vi es to preserve and educate about our culture and enhance our iden ty •Tradi onal Dancing workshops and presenta-
on •La n American Film Fes vals •Picnics, Meet and Greets, Tertuli-as •Conferences, Forums and Seminars •Ini a ves to promote collabo-ra ve work among other organiza ons that serve La nos •Ini a ves to increase the visibility of La nos in Pi sburgh •Ini a ves to meet the general needs of the La no community in Pi sburgh •Promo on and support of non-LACU and LACU and ac vi es, members, partners and business in Pi sburgh All are WELCOMED!
THE CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES (CLAS)
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
MED HEALTH SERVICES & THE PITTSBURGH
CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE
AND
THE LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL UNION (LACU)
would like to thank all the performers, craft, art, information, and food vendors, MCs, volunteers, and the Wesley W. Posvar Hall staff—without you, the Festival
would not be possible! THANK YOU.
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12:30 P.M. ‐ 12:45 P.M. COLOMBIA EN PITTSBURGH
12:50 P.M. ‐ 1:05 P.M. PITT BRAZIL NUTS
1:10 P.M. ‐ 1:30 P.M. PATRICK WEEKS
1:35 P.M. ‐ 1:55 P.M. CHANCE COMMUNITY GROUP
2:00 P.M. ‐ 2:20 P.M. COPIHUE CHILE
3:00 P.M. ‐ 3:30 P.M. BÉSAME
3:40 P.M. ‐ 4:00 P.M. SLIPPERY ROCK AFRO- COLOMBIAN DANCE ENSEMBLE
4:15 P.M. ‐ 4:45 P.M. CORO LATINOAMERICANO
5:00 P.M. ‐ 5:15 P.M. LOS SABROSOS
5:20 P.M. ‐ 5:40 P.M. FRATERNIDAD TINKUS CH’AUKAS USA From Washington, D.C.
5:45 P.M. ‐ 6:05 P.M. SALSA RITMO DANCE
6:10 P.M. ‐ 6:30 P.M. PANTHER TANGO CLUB
6:40 P.M. ‐ 6:55 P.M. CAPOEIRA PITTSBURGH
7:10 P.M. ‐ 7:40 P.M. MUSUHALLPA
7:50 P.M. ‐ 8:05 P.M. ARIEL AND BEN CHAMIS
8:10 P.M. ‐ 8:25 P.M. PITTSBURGH DANCE CENTER
8:35 P.M. ‐ 8:55 P.M. VIRASAMBA
9:05 P.M. ‐ 9:20 P.M. LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL UNION (LACU)
9:30 P.M. ‐ 10:00 P.M. TIMBELEZA
SPONSORED BY:
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ALL DAY: DJ JUAN DIEGO VII