VIVA NOLA October-November 2023
VIVA NOLA Magazine is based in New Orleans, Louisiana. On this issue, we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and the flavors of Peruvian food in New Orleans, Latinas supporting Latina CEO's, and talking about why New Orleans's Latino population in mostly Honduran. We also have recommendations to travel to Latinamerica from the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY). The Ella Project helps local musicians with legal aid, and Evenings with Enrique highlights Latino art and music in October at the Botanical Garden in City Park. Plus, we have photos from the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana's Gala and the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration at the French Market.
VIVA NOLA Magazine is based in New Orleans, Louisiana. On this issue, we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and the flavors of Peruvian food in New Orleans, Latinas supporting Latina CEO's, and talking about why New Orleans's Latino population in mostly Honduran. We also have recommendations to travel to Latinamerica from the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY). The Ella Project helps local musicians with legal aid, and Evenings with Enrique highlights Latino art and music in October at the Botanical Garden in City Park. Plus, we have photos from the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana's Gala and the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration at the French Market.
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Meet the Team!<br />
Axel “Lola” Rosa<br />
Guest Writer<br />
Cody Downey<br />
Writer - Editor<br />
Rebeca Pinhas<br />
Writer<br />
Juliana Bech<br />
Intern<br />
Sarah Mariana<br />
Writer<br />
Marcela Bolaños<br />
Proof<br />
<strong>October</strong> / <strong>November</strong> <strong>2023</strong>CONTENT<br />
Publisher’s Note...............................................3<br />
MSY-Latam.........................................................6<br />
Music Series Honors Enrique Alférez.......9<br />
Peruvian Cuisine in New Orleans: Tito’s<br />
Ceviche & Pisco.............................................12<br />
The Ella Project..............................................14<br />
Hispanic Chamber Gala Photos...............16<br />
French Market Hispanic Heritage Month<br />
Celebration Photos.......................................17<br />
WB Collective: A Welcoming Coworking<br />
Space for Women Entrepreneurs............16<br />
This is Bananas! B-a-n-a-n-a-s................21<br />
AnaMaria Bech - Publisher<br />
Publisher’s Note<br />
<strong>October</strong> is our favorite issue of the year, the one we celebrate with<br />
everyone embracing Latino culture with the observance of Hispanic<br />
Heritage Month. This issue is unique because we host a party that<br />
brings together our sponsors, readers, community leaders, and friends,<br />
and we get to see each other and experience the strong community we<br />
continue to build in person beyond the pages.<br />
I hope you find the inspiration to visit Latin America in the upcoming<br />
holiday vacations and immerse yourself in the culture we proudly<br />
represent in the USA. Our MSY-Latam article will give you some<br />
ideas. You may have heard that Hondurans makes up the most<br />
significant percentage of the Latino population in New Orleans, and<br />
we tell you how bananas are the reason for that. If you have not tried<br />
Peruvian food in New Orleans, it’s time you do! Learn about Tito’s<br />
Ceviche & Pisco and get transported to Peru from Uptown New<br />
Orleans and St. Charles Avenue.<br />
WE ARE PROUD TO PARTNER WITH WVUE FOX 8 TO<br />
PROVIDE SPANISH LANGUAGE CONTENT TO THE LATINO<br />
COMMUNITY OF GREATER NEW ORLEANS AND TO<br />
EXPAND OUR MISSION OF CONNECTING COMMUNITIES.<br />
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<strong>VIVA</strong> <strong>NOLA</strong> MAGAZINE<br />
(504)517.6090<br />
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