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Lupe Ontiveros: Sitting Pretty
It was tough to avoid being typecast as a maid, but Lupe Ontiveros
persevered and is now receiving well-deserved recognition for her role
in the ABC hit Desperate Housewives. |
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In an exclusive interview with AARP Segunda
Juventud, well-known lifestyle guru Lucy Pereda discusses her many
talents and how writing backwards launched her career. |
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In an exclusive interview with AARP Segunda
Juventud, renowned author Don Miguel Ruiz shares his Toltec roots
and philosophies which boil down, in his words, to “pure
common sense.” |
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As Cristina Saralegui sets her sights on
the English-language media, AARP Segunda Juventud catches up with
this endlessly energetic woman to learn more about what makes her
tick, and how she fits it all in to a 24-hour day! |
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Rita Moreno's resumé includes 66 years of
acting, dancing, and singing on film, television, and stage, and
she doesn't
plan
to stop any time soon. |
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In an exclusive interview with AARP Segunda
Juventud, Jorge Ramos, one of the most influential Hispanics
in the United States, shares his thoughts about his life, successful
career, and the new Americans. |
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Go behind the scenes with Celia Cruz, as
her former publicist shares his personal insights in this tribute
to
the “Queen of Salsa." |
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Diversity, Languages, Family: Birds of a Feather Unlike her character on Sesame Street who
can repair anything, Sonia Manzano finds that not all problems can
be fixed in 60 minutes. Find out how Manzano juggles her family’s
needs with her career in this exclusive interview with AARP
Segunda Juventud. |
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Three Generations of Musical Talent Under One Roof The Prince of Song—40 years in the music
business. Read AARP Segunda Juventud’s exclusive
interview with the Mexican recording icon, José José.
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Carlos Santana hasn't lost sight of his roots and still remembers
the difficult years playing guitar in restaurants and bars in Tijuana. |
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Isabel Allende is one of Latin America's foremost
female writers and, through translation, her work has also received
acclaim in the United States. Allende writes in Spanish, combining
sometimes harsh, realistic, and political fiction with the surreal
in the tradition of magical realism. For the first time, Isabel
has written a book dedicated to young adults, her own grandchildren:
City of Beasts. |
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A film about the force of love in the face
of adversity, written and directed by Argentine filmmaker Juan José
Campanella. The director brings us a moving story about how Alzheimer's
affected his mother's life and that of his family. |
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Having played his first World Cup in
Sweden at age 17, Pelé has
been awarded great recognition by the world of soccer. He has also
been recognized for his humanitarian approach to life. |
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Celia
Cruz—The Queen of Salsa Celia Cruz, the “Queen of Salsa” died on July 16, 2003 at her Fort Lee, New Jersey, home after suffering from brain cancer. For 50 years, the salsa legend made three generations dance and captivated the young people of today with her unequaled and powerful voice. Written in 2002, this story captures Cruz’s extraordinary life and accomplishments. more>> |
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Juan
Gabriel: Musical Talent To speak about Juan Gabriel is to speak not only of talent and sensitivity, but also of humility, perseverance and above all, the spirit of survival. more>> |
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