By Fernie Ruano Jr. Cross-legged with head bowed and arms stretched out, Guatemalan singer/songwriter Ricardo Arjona giddily accepted the role of conductor while listening to a vociferous crowd sing-along to “Señora de las Cuatro Decadas” (“Lady of Four Decades”), the gracefully-aging woman still finding a way to make her man’s heart bounce despite putting on a little extra “belly fat aerobics can’t remove” over the years.Overflowing with a multicultural blend of giddy and scantily-clad women well on their way to a very happy ending, Arjona,...
Monday, 11 March 2013
Thursday, 7 March 2013
By Fernie Ruano Jr. Optimistic: Former US Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez talks about 'being headed in the right directon" during the Global Jewish Advocacy ‘Bridging America Project’ Symposium for Stakeholders Immigration Summit in Miami Her mother was so adamant little Raquelita had no use for the English language, she went to great lengths - with the aid of a cigarette box...
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
By Fernie Ruano Jr.(Editor’s note: I am not a single father, or a father at all as of March 5, 2013.)When your priorities start with making sure Vanessa has enough money in her backpack and end with ransacking Henry’s baseball equipment bag, while searching for your car keys as you head out the door, the thought of dating for a single dad could be as alarming as a jolt of cafecito.We’re all about the home team and would rather brag about his triple...
Monday, 4 March 2013
By Fernie Ruano Jr. Entering its 30th year, the Miami International Film Festival, the annual piñata of Spanish and Latin American productions — long-established for satisfying the taste of all cinema enthusiasts – is rolling out the red carpet for the entire family and promises something for everyone, whether your child is still fumbling with Lego bricks, buried in The Diaries of Wimpy Kid or immersed in American Idol.3D-animated adventure comedy...
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