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Making Martial Arts Latino Champions in Asheville

Not long ago, Chef John Atwater asked me to go with him to the farmers market to look for hot peppers, and produce for the salsas they make at Mamacita’s Taqueria, and Taco Temple.

Well, that was a few years ago. I remember that when we arrived at the Asheville’s Farmers Market, almost right away, I felt transported to México. The smell of tomatoes, hot peppers, cilantro, watermelons and the sight of Vanessa, a Mexican grandmother surrounded by 4 or 5 kids, made me feel like I had travelled in time.

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NATIVE AMERICAN ART IN ASHEVILLE (INDIGENOUS WALLS PROJECT)

Hello Asheville friends, today I want to briefly introduce you to a local organization creating amazing murals in our city, while highlighting the NATIVE PEOPLES OF THIS CONTINENT

As someone with Afro Latino roots creating content highlighting diversity in Asheville, I was excited to meet Rachel, and to learn about the work she is doing in our community.

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A Mexican Making Beer In Asheville.

What up everyone! Today, I want to tell you of a place I just found, and I find it very unique. In fact, this place makes me go back in time,a time when the biggest locally owned brewery started.

If you have lived in Asheville for a while, you may remember the days when Asheville only had three breweries in town. Two of them made beer out of a pizzeria’s basement and the other one was also a concept involving pizza! (It still is btw)

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MAKING PAN DE MUERTO IN ASHEVILLE, NC!

Halloween is for me the beginning of the holiday season, in fact, this day is my favorite holiday in the U.S.A. No doubt!

As someone that has lived in the States for many years, I can honestly say I love the playful spirit of Halloween, it is for me the closest thing to the spirit of celebration you experience in Latin America.

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Biking the River Arts District

Hello everyone, today I want to share a great experience I had while riding a couple of E- bikes at the RAD in Asheville.

This area is very cool, vibrant, eclectic and the home to over 280 artists. There is 3 well known microbreweries, and one of the most popular Southern style BBQ restaurants in Asheville (rumor goes, it is so good that even Presidents como to eat here)

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CUBAN FOOD IN ASHEVILLE?

Hell yeah, Cuban food finally hits Asheville! If you love to eat out and you have paid attention to this blog, you know I started talking about Guajiro food truck back in June. Yep,they were expecting to be open by August, but hey shit happens and by the time you are reading this THEY ARE FINALLY OPEN!

Guajiro Cuban Comfort Food is probably the most awaited food truck in Asheville in years. You see, ever since I started posting about them, people wanted to know more, they shared my posts, they sent me messages and they wanted to know everything about the opening date and menu.

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DILBAR, THE NEW INDIAN STREET FOOD IN ASHEVILLE

Hello everyone!

I hope you are doing well, and ready for more awesome food here in Asheville. All right, I think we are all in for a treat.

Today, I’m going to start a series of vlogs on INDIAN CUISINE IN ASHEVILLE, because it is undeniable, there is a craze for Indian food in this City, and personally I LOVE THIS! I’m lucky I have visited India, and I’m fascinated by their food and culture.

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