Bringing together some of St.Louis' most recognized Latin Artists for your viewing pleasure.
An opportunity to share the wonderful culture and heritage of Latinx's in our region.
Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month is much more than a party, it a way to stay connected to our roots.
Shot on location across St.Louis, this program is unique in its presentation and a first ever production of its type in St.Louis, Missouri.
Mariachi Nuevo Azteca is St.Louis' local Mexican Mariachi Band for over 20 years!
Hobo Cane (Javier Mendoza) has been a long time favorite in the St.Louis music scene.
Born as Javier Alberto Mendoza in the state of Virginia to a Spanish mother and Mexican/American father, Javier’s love for music burned bright from a young age. He started his musical career joining Warner-Chappell as a staff writer in Miami, FL. There he spent his time writing tunes for mega pop sensations such as Enrique Iglesias, Juan David, Ricky Martin, Rosario, and more. The ever-winding path of life took him to Saint Louis: City of Miles Davis, Tina Turner, and Chuck Berry, where he saw musical success with his new following. In 2014 Mendoza moved to Music City, Nashville, TN where he is embarking on a project as Hobo Cane.
Elisa Bender has long dedicated her time and energy to promoting the Arts and Culture of Latin America in St.Louis. She is a Board Member of the very popular Hispanic Festival Inc. that organizes some of St.Louis' largest cultural Hispanic events.
Elisa will be hosting this year's Hispanic Heritage Fiesta 2020 alongside Carlos Suarez.
Elisa's Hispanic heritage is from Bolivia.
Also to be noted, Elisa heads up the Latinx Arts Network, a group of local St.Louis artists interested in all things Latinx.
Patricia Ruiloba Gitto is from Panamá and is a multifaceted artist with a strong musical background. She plays the Cello professionally and is the lead singer in several Latin bands in St.Louis. If you have been to a Hispanic Festival in recent years, chances are you have heard Patricia sing.