Latin music is having a moment in Atlanta—and DJ B. Bruja is riding the wave
An Emory art grad who decided to stick around, Anna-Frida Herrera is one of a new generation of Latin DJs finding bigger, more diverse audiences for their eclectic sounds.
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A new Doraville cafe serves up a taste of Southeast Asia’s kopitiam culture
Kopitiams aren’t just coffee shops—"there is human warmth, the friendliness from that cup of coffee"
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Atlanta Chinese Dance Company’s new show explores the Chinese American experience in the U.S. South
Chinese American Journeys is the first all-original show by the longtime local troupe Atlanta Chinese Dance Company.
For this Congolese fan, the DRC match is about more than just soccer
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In DeKalb County, a free soccer program for Latino kids helps parents too: through access to information—and each other.
After a video goes viral, a customized soccer ball is a business success
At just 25 years old, local shop owner Andrea Suarez has orders until the end of the year.