“From the early days of Hispanic settlement in southern Colorado to the influx during the stormy days of the Mexican Revolution in the 1920s, to today’s increasingly complex mix of people from all over Latin America and the Caribbean who call the Pikes Peak region their home, there is a multifaceted and rich culture here that needs to be recorded,” ¿De dónde eres? Advisory Committee Co-Chair Dr. José Barrera said. “The ¿De dónde eres? initiative exists to develop and collect oral, written, and visual resources that document the lives, customs, and histories of the southern Colorado Hispanic/Latino Community.”
Pikes Peak Library District, Multimedia and Production Studio
Table of Contents
Bonifasio and Eddie Lopez; Time 00:54
Michael Berniger; Time 01:51
Bonifasio and Eddie Lopez; Time 02:25
Ben Gallegos; Time 03:44
Bonifasio and Eddie Lopez; Time 04:21
Ben Gallegos; Time 05:20
Brenda Quinones; Time 07:16
Lionel Rivera; Time 09:05
Gene Sanchez; Time 09:48
George Guerrero; Time 12:38
Bonifasio Lopez; Time 13:52
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¿De dónde eres? Spiritual Origins of the Latino/Hispanic Experience in Southern Colorado
by Pikes Peak Library District, Multimedia and Production Studio
