Carlos De Loera
Fastbreak Entertainment Reporter at Los Angeles Times
currently: @latimes. formerly: @HoustonChron | ND alum ‘19 | he/him | 🇲🇽
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2 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Andrea Flores |Carlos De Loera
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is known for elevating some of the best up-and-coming Latin acts in the industry — and this year will be no different. Despite the downsize from last year’s historic 21 Latino performers, the diverse lineup, from música Mexicana stars to experimental pop singers, will pack a punch at the Empire Polo Club in Indio for the next two consecutive weekends. Most of the billed acts will be making their Coachella debut.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Andrea Flores |Carlos De Loera
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is known for elevating some of the best up-and-coming Latin acts in the industry — and this year will be no different. Despite the downsize from last year’s historic 21 Latino performers, the diverse lineup, from música Mexicana stars to experimental pop singers, will pack a punch at the Empire Polo Club in Indio for the next two consecutive weekends. Most of the billed acts will be making their Coachella debut.
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Oct 15, 2023 |
latimes.com | Carlos De Loera |Boris Kachka
An open letter released Monday morning and signed by more than 1,000 writers and publishers decried the decision of literary association Litprom to cancel a celebration for an award-winning Palestinian author at the Frankfurt Book Fair in the aftermath of the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israeli citizens. The letter also asked that the fair — one of the largest publishing conventions in the world, which runs Wednesday through Sunday — reinstate events surrounding Adania Shibli.
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May 11, 2023 |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Carlos De Loera |Alex Zaragoza
(Illustration by Diana Ramirez Santacruz; photo by Alex Zaragoza) Hi folks, it’s Fidel. I am out this week, but I’ve asked Alex Zaragoza to fill in for me this week. Zaragoza is a TV writer newly based in L.A. She was raised in San Diego and Tijuana and spent over a decade in media, most recently as the senior culture writer at Vice. She’s written for “Lopez vs.
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May 11, 2023 |
latimes.com | Carlos De Loera |Alex Zaragoza
(Illustration by Diana Ramirez Santacruz; photo by Alex Zaragoza) Hi folks, it’s Fidel. I am out this week, but I’ve asked Alex Zaragoza to fill in for me this week. Zaragoza is a TV writer newly based in L.A. She was raised in San Diego and Tijuana and spent over a decade in media, most recently as the senior culture writer at Vice. She’s written for “Lopez vs.
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I was laid off yesterday from the LA Times along with over 100 other staffers. Thankful for my time there and for getting to work with some amazing people. Shout out to the @latguild and @LATLatinoCaucus for their support. Send any good job leads my way if you see any :)
wrote about, researched and made a map of some of the East L.A. filming locations for "Blood In Blood Out" and, yes, I had to give a shout out to @SheaSerrano https://t.co/fwrp7rbTVX
RT @meridak: On the ground in East L.A. 13 must-see shoot locations for the iconic film “Blood In Blood Out.” @carlosdeloera96 @latimes h…
