episodes
| Season 10 (2011-2012) | Season 3 (2004-2005) | Season 4 (2005-2006) |
| Season 5 (2006-2007) | Season 6 (2007-2008) | Season 7 (2008-2009) |
| Season 8 (2009-2010) | Season 9 (2010-2011) |
Season 5 2006-2007
Episode 501
We open this episode with a behind-the-scenes look at ESPN's hit reality show "The Contender," which features Latino boxers vying for a shot at stardom. We follow "Push" director Dave Rodriguez's improbable journey from his native Bronx to Hollywood. We present a profile of Candela's Guitars, a three-generation, custom-guitar shop in East Los Angeles. In our flashback segment, we remember the musical legacy of King Chango. The last segment features an exclusive interview with the one-and-only, self-proclaimed King of Reggaeton, Don Omar..
Episode 502
We reach new heights with a profile of world-class mountaineer Luis Benitez the Colorado-native who has reached the summit of Mount Everest an astonishing 4 times! Calendar model Ms. Letizia shares with us how she overcame a crippling car accident. From North Carolina comes Nuestro Barrio TV, a new concept in television, which combines education and entertainment. Our Flashback segment takes us back to 2001, for a rare interview in English, with the Queen of Salsa, Celia Cruz. We take you to the Hollywood set of "The George Lopez Show,"where our L.A. correspondent, Andy, gets up close and personal with the star himself.
Episode 503
In Hollywood, CA, we talk to Jimmy Kimmel Live's Cleto Escobedo , the only Latino band leader on late night television. La Casita de Chema is a unique, Puerto Rican community center in the Bronx, which has been going strong for 30 years. Miami fashion designer Marialexandra shows us her latest creations and her sources of inspiration. Latino World War II veteran Hank Cervantes faced incredible obstacles, including racism, on his way to becoming a Navy pilot. We visit "Scrubs" star Judy Reyes in her Dominican neighborhood of Inwood, New York.
Episode 504
In Las Vegas, we talk to Chop, the star of A&E's hit reality series, The King of Cars, on the lot of his car dealership. We explore the Quinceañera tradition, now entering the popular consciousness in the U.S. thanks to the hit film of the same name. Hartford, Connecticutt is quietly becoming the Latino capital of New England. We interview Hartford, CT's first Puerto Rican Mayor, Eddie Perez, and visit the city's Latino neighborhoods. In our Sonidos segment, we profile Latino members of the rock bands Soulfly, Ill Nino, Claudio Sanchez, and Mars Volta, among others.
Episode 505
Roller-blading guru and filmmaker Ray Mendez takes us to the Bronx City Park where he learned and still practices his trade. The documentary "El Regreso" ("Going Back"), takes us to Havana, Cuba, where Luis Remesar, the filmmaker, is reunited with his father after 30 years. Our host, Cristina, cooks up a succulent Latino dish with the help of international chef, Martin Rios. BMX Champion Ernesto Fonseca was at the top of his game when he suffered a crippling injury. Mario Vazquez, who quit “American Idol”, tries to jump-start his career with his debut album.
Episode 506
In this episode, we look back at the Latino pioneers of professional tennis. "Vive el Tennis", an exciting exhibition unveiled at the 2006 U.S. Open in New York, reveals the many accomplishments of Latinos throughout the history of the sport. In Los Angeles, we learn the art of ceramics with renowned potter, Paul Piasko. Our weekly "Cine" segment features a documentary film, "Mario's Story," which documents the inspiring story of Mario Rocha, who fought for 10 years to overturn a murder conviction. Finally, we feature an exclusive interview with salsa heartthrob Frankie Negron, who shares his thoughts about the current state of salsa.
Episode 507
On this edition of American Latino TV, hot baseball prospect Randy Ruiz shows us the competitive world of minor league baseball. We get an inside look at the making of "Un Chin," one of the premiere Latino magazines in the country. English-language "telenovelas" are now all the rage. We explore the appeal of shows like "Fashion House" and "Desire", which are aimed at English speaking Latinos. In our closing segment, we talk to members of the Brazilian Community, who are making their presence and influence felt in the U.S.
Episode 508
Join us as we travel to Orlando to shoot some hoops with NBA Orlando Magic's point guard Carlos Arroyo. We check out the rare exhibit of Coqui at the Central Florida Zoo. Meet Jorge Medina, owner of Controlling the Game, the only Latino owned company that produces bats certified by Major League Baseball. In our Cine segment, we profile Latino television judges. Flashback to 2002 when we sat down with Eva Longoria, long before she hit it big in "Desperate Housewives" and join us when we catch up with Reggae and R&B singer Notch who is bridging the gap between West Indians and Latinos through his music.
Episode 509
This week we talk to Latino Arturo Rios, Jr., who is a rising star in the world of competitive eating. In our Cine segment, we highlight “As the Call So the Echo", a documentary about Dr. Alex Moreano, an Ecuadorian doctor who volunteered in a rural Vietnamese hospital. In Sonidos, we profile Sweden-born Jose Gonzalez, a folk singer/songwriter of Argentinean descent, who performs in his third language, English. We also meet the Montelongo family, stars of “Flip This House,” who share with us their rags to riches story.
Episode 510
On this edition, we talk to Latino members of the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, who enjoy winter bathing in the freezing Atlantic Ocean. In our DREAMS segment, we sit down with world-renowned Mexican dancer and choreographer Francisco Vazquez and witness his unique brand of Salsa dancing. In our Cine segment, the accomplishments of the first Dominican players in the major leagues are revealed in "The Republic of Baseball." Finally, we explore the multi-lingual world of Latin Grammy winner Italian musician Laura Pausini.
Episode 511
This special episode of American Latino TV highlights Latinos in Television. We travel to Las Vegas to meet Chop, the star of A&E's "King of Cars." In Los Angeles, we meet up with Cesar Millan, also known as "The Dog Whisperer." Food aficionados will delight with Chef Daisy Martinez's savory specialties and sports fans will cheer for the Latino contestants of the unscripted boxing drama, "The Contender."
Episode 512
This special episode of American Latino TV celebrates American Latino Pride. Decorated war veteran Hank Cervantes shares with us his inspiring life story. Latina boxer Seniesa Estrada explains how she is helping fulfill her father's dream. We also explore the cultural significance of La Virgin de Guadalupe, and see the artistic side of funny man Cheech Marin.
Episode 513
Ugly Betty’s creator Salma Hayek, and its star, America Ferrera discuss the hit show’s popular appeal; The investigative documentary “Lives For Sale” exposes human trafficking in Latin America; Cuban singer/songwriter Roberto Póveda takes the traditional “son” to a new level; Tampa’s Ybor City, which has strong Latino roots, experiences a renaissance; Costa Rican Humberto Brenes, the top Latino poker player in the world, teaches us when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em.
Episode 514
Alyssa Banta fearlessly documents some of the most dangerous places in the world; Husband-and-wife team Jorge Gutierrez and Sandra Equihua create one of the most popular animated series on TV, “El Tigre”; Stylish bandleader Santos de Los Angeles makes eclectic music with a social message; Yvette Parish, a Texas dance instructor combines belly dancing, Mexican folkloric dancing, and flamenco to great effect; Lisa Fernandez, perhaps the greatest softball player in history, discusses her life on and off the field.
Episode 515
Napoleon Dynamite ” star Efren Ramirez discusses how his character sparked a cultural revolution; Slamdance Film festival winner “Tijuana Makes Me Happy ” blurs the lines between narrative and documentary filmmaking; the traditional Mexican game of Lotería gets a makeover; Dominican Victor Martinez goes from comic book artist to bodybuilding champion; The duo behind Pachá Massive reveal the secret behind their innovative sound.
Episode 516
In the heart of Napa Valley, Mexican-owned CEJA Vineyards is producing one of the finest wines in the country; Jason Silva, the young host of Current TV, explains how a new generation of American Latinos is transforming TV; “L.A. Law” star Michelle Greene releases a new album that explores her Mexican heritage; The legendary game of stickball is rising in popularity thanks to the dedicated Latino members of the New York Emperor’s Stickball League; Hall-of-Fame baseball player Orlando Cepeda recalls his remarkable career.
Episode 517
Learn old-fashioned cattle roping at the first Charro School in the U.S.; Latino radio personalities from across the country are revolutionizing your FM dial; Young Latino designer Brian Reyes is the new toast of the fashion world; Raúl Esparza, the star of the hit musical “Company,” becomes the hottest leading man on Broadway; Latino pioneers like John Arthur Martinez and Janie Feliz transform the look and sound of Country Music.
Episode 518
“One Life to Live” star Kamar de los Reyes reveals his thoughts about life as a Latino actor, father, and musician; Lola y María is a one-of-a-kind clothing boutique that only carries clothing made by Latino designers; Venezuelan racecar driver Milka Duno is one of only three active women on the prestigious Indy circuit; After conquering her native Colombia, Ines Gaviria is poised to wow the U.S. market with her pop sounds; The immigration debate is examined by two activists on the front lines, Joel Magallán and Eduardo Elizondo.
Episode 519
The Vegan Vixens are a group of sexy gals from Los Angeles who will do almost anything to convince people to embrace a vegan lifestyle; In Hot Tamales, comedian Kiki Meléndez brings together a collection of talented Latino comedians for a hilarious sketch comedy show; Puerto Rican actress Miriam Colón is best known for her role as Tony Montana’s mother in “Scarface,” but her contributions to her craft go far beyond one film; Phoenix Carnevale, a karate expert, boxer, and aerobics instructor, conducts seminars on Latino empowerment and healthy living; Rockabilly music is experiencing a rebirth and Latinos are at the forefront of the movement.
Episode 520
The documentary “Is It Really So Strange?” explores the unusual connection between British new wave singer Morrissey and his Latino fans; A legend in the boxing world, Salvador Sánchez died tragically at the age of 22 but his legacy lives on; The cultural and anthropological contributions of Africans in Mexico are explored in the touring exhibition, “The African Presence in Mexico ;” Self-published author Jeff Rivera has sold over 10,000 copies of his debut novel “Forever My Lady” online; Tejano singer Jennifer Peña, the heir apparent to Selena, comes of age.
Episode 521
Joe Quesada, the Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics creates a band of new Latino superheroes; Desirée Bartlett becomes the first Spanish-speaking yoga instructor to make a name for herself in television and the fitness world; In "The Man of Two Havanas" filmmaker Vivien Weismen explores the relationship between her father, an exiled Cuban journalist, and Fidel Castro. In an exclusive interview, Oakland A's third baseman Eric Chavez shares his thoughts about his career and Latinos in baseball; The L.A. band Ozomatli celebrates more than a decade of creating exhilarating funk music.
Episode 522
Dr. Richard Carmona, the 17th Surgeon General of the United States, discusses his extraordinary life devoted to public service; "The Barrio Painter”, Reynaldo Rodriguez, is a self-taught painter from Chicago that uses his Puerto Rican heritage in his art. Reynaldo Berrios, a reformed gang member, writes about his experiences in his new book , "Cholo Style"; Artist Kathleen Trenchard explains the art of "papel picado," or Mexican papercutting; The celebrated Puerto Rican jockey, John Velazquez, returns to the track after a devastating accident.
Episode 523
Husband-and-wife team Jorge Gutierrez and Sandra Equihua create one of the most popular animated series on TV, “El Tigre”; Phoenix Carnavale, a karate expert, boxer, and aerobics instructor, conducts seminars on Latino empowerment and healthy living; Jason Silva, the young host of “Current TV,” explains how a new generation of American Latinos is transforming TV; The Vegan Vixens are a group of sexy gals from Los Angeles who will do almost anything to convince people to embrace a vegan lifestyle; Young Latino designer Brian Reyes is the new toast of the fashion world; The duo behind Pachá Massive reveal the secret behind their innovative sound.
Episode 524
Venezuelan racecar driver Milka Duno is one of only three active women on the prestigious Indy circuit; Puerto Rican actress Miriam Colón is best known for her role as Tony Montana’s mother in “Scarface,” but her contributions to her craft go far beyond one film; Dominican Victor Martinez goes from comic book artist to bodybuilding champion ; Joe Quesada, the Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics creates a band of new Latino superheroes; In “Hot Tamales”, comedian Kiki Meléndez brings together a collection of talented Latino comedians for a hilarious sketch comedy show; Lisa Fernandez, perhaps the greatest softball player in history, discusses her life on and off the field.
We open this episode with a behind-the-scenes look at ESPN's hit reality show "The Contender," which features Latino boxers vying for a shot at stardom. We follow "Push" director Dave Rodriguez's improbable journey from his native Bronx to Hollywood. We present a profile of Candela's Guitars, a three-generation, custom-guitar shop in East Los Angeles. In our flashback segment, we remember the musical legacy of King Chango. The last segment features an exclusive interview with the one-and-only, self-proclaimed King of Reggaeton, Don Omar..
Episode 502
We reach new heights with a profile of world-class mountaineer Luis Benitez the Colorado-native who has reached the summit of Mount Everest an astonishing 4 times! Calendar model Ms. Letizia shares with us how she overcame a crippling car accident. From North Carolina comes Nuestro Barrio TV, a new concept in television, which combines education and entertainment. Our Flashback segment takes us back to 2001, for a rare interview in English, with the Queen of Salsa, Celia Cruz. We take you to the Hollywood set of "The George Lopez Show,"where our L.A. correspondent, Andy, gets up close and personal with the star himself.
Episode 503
In Hollywood, CA, we talk to Jimmy Kimmel Live's Cleto Escobedo , the only Latino band leader on late night television. La Casita de Chema is a unique, Puerto Rican community center in the Bronx, which has been going strong for 30 years. Miami fashion designer Marialexandra shows us her latest creations and her sources of inspiration. Latino World War II veteran Hank Cervantes faced incredible obstacles, including racism, on his way to becoming a Navy pilot. We visit "Scrubs" star Judy Reyes in her Dominican neighborhood of Inwood, New York.
Episode 504
In Las Vegas, we talk to Chop, the star of A&E's hit reality series, The King of Cars, on the lot of his car dealership. We explore the Quinceañera tradition, now entering the popular consciousness in the U.S. thanks to the hit film of the same name. Hartford, Connecticutt is quietly becoming the Latino capital of New England. We interview Hartford, CT's first Puerto Rican Mayor, Eddie Perez, and visit the city's Latino neighborhoods. In our Sonidos segment, we profile Latino members of the rock bands Soulfly, Ill Nino, Claudio Sanchez, and Mars Volta, among others.
Episode 505
Roller-blading guru and filmmaker Ray Mendez takes us to the Bronx City Park where he learned and still practices his trade. The documentary "El Regreso" ("Going Back"), takes us to Havana, Cuba, where Luis Remesar, the filmmaker, is reunited with his father after 30 years. Our host, Cristina, cooks up a succulent Latino dish with the help of international chef, Martin Rios. BMX Champion Ernesto Fonseca was at the top of his game when he suffered a crippling injury. Mario Vazquez, who quit “American Idol”, tries to jump-start his career with his debut album.
Episode 506
In this episode, we look back at the Latino pioneers of professional tennis. "Vive el Tennis", an exciting exhibition unveiled at the 2006 U.S. Open in New York, reveals the many accomplishments of Latinos throughout the history of the sport. In Los Angeles, we learn the art of ceramics with renowned potter, Paul Piasko. Our weekly "Cine" segment features a documentary film, "Mario's Story," which documents the inspiring story of Mario Rocha, who fought for 10 years to overturn a murder conviction. Finally, we feature an exclusive interview with salsa heartthrob Frankie Negron, who shares his thoughts about the current state of salsa.
Episode 507
On this edition of American Latino TV, hot baseball prospect Randy Ruiz shows us the competitive world of minor league baseball. We get an inside look at the making of "Un Chin," one of the premiere Latino magazines in the country. English-language "telenovelas" are now all the rage. We explore the appeal of shows like "Fashion House" and "Desire", which are aimed at English speaking Latinos. In our closing segment, we talk to members of the Brazilian Community, who are making their presence and influence felt in the U.S.
Episode 508
Join us as we travel to Orlando to shoot some hoops with NBA Orlando Magic's point guard Carlos Arroyo. We check out the rare exhibit of Coqui at the Central Florida Zoo. Meet Jorge Medina, owner of Controlling the Game, the only Latino owned company that produces bats certified by Major League Baseball. In our Cine segment, we profile Latino television judges. Flashback to 2002 when we sat down with Eva Longoria, long before she hit it big in "Desperate Housewives" and join us when we catch up with Reggae and R&B singer Notch who is bridging the gap between West Indians and Latinos through his music.
Episode 509
This week we talk to Latino Arturo Rios, Jr., who is a rising star in the world of competitive eating. In our Cine segment, we highlight “As the Call So the Echo", a documentary about Dr. Alex Moreano, an Ecuadorian doctor who volunteered in a rural Vietnamese hospital. In Sonidos, we profile Sweden-born Jose Gonzalez, a folk singer/songwriter of Argentinean descent, who performs in his third language, English. We also meet the Montelongo family, stars of “Flip This House,” who share with us their rags to riches story.
Episode 510
On this edition, we talk to Latino members of the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, who enjoy winter bathing in the freezing Atlantic Ocean. In our DREAMS segment, we sit down with world-renowned Mexican dancer and choreographer Francisco Vazquez and witness his unique brand of Salsa dancing. In our Cine segment, the accomplishments of the first Dominican players in the major leagues are revealed in "The Republic of Baseball." Finally, we explore the multi-lingual world of Latin Grammy winner Italian musician Laura Pausini.
Episode 511
This special episode of American Latino TV highlights Latinos in Television. We travel to Las Vegas to meet Chop, the star of A&E's "King of Cars." In Los Angeles, we meet up with Cesar Millan, also known as "The Dog Whisperer." Food aficionados will delight with Chef Daisy Martinez's savory specialties and sports fans will cheer for the Latino contestants of the unscripted boxing drama, "The Contender."
Episode 512
This special episode of American Latino TV celebrates American Latino Pride. Decorated war veteran Hank Cervantes shares with us his inspiring life story. Latina boxer Seniesa Estrada explains how she is helping fulfill her father's dream. We also explore the cultural significance of La Virgin de Guadalupe, and see the artistic side of funny man Cheech Marin.
Episode 513
Ugly Betty’s creator Salma Hayek, and its star, America Ferrera discuss the hit show’s popular appeal; The investigative documentary “Lives For Sale” exposes human trafficking in Latin America; Cuban singer/songwriter Roberto Póveda takes the traditional “son” to a new level; Tampa’s Ybor City, which has strong Latino roots, experiences a renaissance; Costa Rican Humberto Brenes, the top Latino poker player in the world, teaches us when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em.
Episode 514
Alyssa Banta fearlessly documents some of the most dangerous places in the world; Husband-and-wife team Jorge Gutierrez and Sandra Equihua create one of the most popular animated series on TV, “El Tigre”; Stylish bandleader Santos de Los Angeles makes eclectic music with a social message; Yvette Parish, a Texas dance instructor combines belly dancing, Mexican folkloric dancing, and flamenco to great effect; Lisa Fernandez, perhaps the greatest softball player in history, discusses her life on and off the field.
Episode 515
Napoleon Dynamite ” star Efren Ramirez discusses how his character sparked a cultural revolution; Slamdance Film festival winner “Tijuana Makes Me Happy ” blurs the lines between narrative and documentary filmmaking; the traditional Mexican game of Lotería gets a makeover; Dominican Victor Martinez goes from comic book artist to bodybuilding champion; The duo behind Pachá Massive reveal the secret behind their innovative sound.
Episode 516
In the heart of Napa Valley, Mexican-owned CEJA Vineyards is producing one of the finest wines in the country; Jason Silva, the young host of Current TV, explains how a new generation of American Latinos is transforming TV; “L.A. Law” star Michelle Greene releases a new album that explores her Mexican heritage; The legendary game of stickball is rising in popularity thanks to the dedicated Latino members of the New York Emperor’s Stickball League; Hall-of-Fame baseball player Orlando Cepeda recalls his remarkable career.
Episode 517
Learn old-fashioned cattle roping at the first Charro School in the U.S.; Latino radio personalities from across the country are revolutionizing your FM dial; Young Latino designer Brian Reyes is the new toast of the fashion world; Raúl Esparza, the star of the hit musical “Company,” becomes the hottest leading man on Broadway; Latino pioneers like John Arthur Martinez and Janie Feliz transform the look and sound of Country Music.
Episode 518
“One Life to Live” star Kamar de los Reyes reveals his thoughts about life as a Latino actor, father, and musician; Lola y María is a one-of-a-kind clothing boutique that only carries clothing made by Latino designers; Venezuelan racecar driver Milka Duno is one of only three active women on the prestigious Indy circuit; After conquering her native Colombia, Ines Gaviria is poised to wow the U.S. market with her pop sounds; The immigration debate is examined by two activists on the front lines, Joel Magallán and Eduardo Elizondo.
Episode 519
The Vegan Vixens are a group of sexy gals from Los Angeles who will do almost anything to convince people to embrace a vegan lifestyle; In Hot Tamales, comedian Kiki Meléndez brings together a collection of talented Latino comedians for a hilarious sketch comedy show; Puerto Rican actress Miriam Colón is best known for her role as Tony Montana’s mother in “Scarface,” but her contributions to her craft go far beyond one film; Phoenix Carnevale, a karate expert, boxer, and aerobics instructor, conducts seminars on Latino empowerment and healthy living; Rockabilly music is experiencing a rebirth and Latinos are at the forefront of the movement.
Episode 520
The documentary “Is It Really So Strange?” explores the unusual connection between British new wave singer Morrissey and his Latino fans; A legend in the boxing world, Salvador Sánchez died tragically at the age of 22 but his legacy lives on; The cultural and anthropological contributions of Africans in Mexico are explored in the touring exhibition, “The African Presence in Mexico ;” Self-published author Jeff Rivera has sold over 10,000 copies of his debut novel “Forever My Lady” online; Tejano singer Jennifer Peña, the heir apparent to Selena, comes of age.
Episode 521
Joe Quesada, the Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics creates a band of new Latino superheroes; Desirée Bartlett becomes the first Spanish-speaking yoga instructor to make a name for herself in television and the fitness world; In "The Man of Two Havanas" filmmaker Vivien Weismen explores the relationship between her father, an exiled Cuban journalist, and Fidel Castro. In an exclusive interview, Oakland A's third baseman Eric Chavez shares his thoughts about his career and Latinos in baseball; The L.A. band Ozomatli celebrates more than a decade of creating exhilarating funk music.
Episode 522
Dr. Richard Carmona, the 17th Surgeon General of the United States, discusses his extraordinary life devoted to public service; "The Barrio Painter”, Reynaldo Rodriguez, is a self-taught painter from Chicago that uses his Puerto Rican heritage in his art. Reynaldo Berrios, a reformed gang member, writes about his experiences in his new book , "Cholo Style"; Artist Kathleen Trenchard explains the art of "papel picado," or Mexican papercutting; The celebrated Puerto Rican jockey, John Velazquez, returns to the track after a devastating accident.
Episode 523
Husband-and-wife team Jorge Gutierrez and Sandra Equihua create one of the most popular animated series on TV, “El Tigre”; Phoenix Carnavale, a karate expert, boxer, and aerobics instructor, conducts seminars on Latino empowerment and healthy living; Jason Silva, the young host of “Current TV,” explains how a new generation of American Latinos is transforming TV; The Vegan Vixens are a group of sexy gals from Los Angeles who will do almost anything to convince people to embrace a vegan lifestyle; Young Latino designer Brian Reyes is the new toast of the fashion world; The duo behind Pachá Massive reveal the secret behind their innovative sound.
Episode 524
Venezuelan racecar driver Milka Duno is one of only three active women on the prestigious Indy circuit; Puerto Rican actress Miriam Colón is best known for her role as Tony Montana’s mother in “Scarface,” but her contributions to her craft go far beyond one film; Dominican Victor Martinez goes from comic book artist to bodybuilding champion ; Joe Quesada, the Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics creates a band of new Latino superheroes; In “Hot Tamales”, comedian Kiki Meléndez brings together a collection of talented Latino comedians for a hilarious sketch comedy show; Lisa Fernandez, perhaps the greatest softball player in history, discusses her life on and off the field.
