Amid the social distancing, self-isolation, and all the ancillary guidelines and behavior that community members have adopted into their daily routines, on local business is giving residents the colorful opportunity to safely celebrate the great things to about the Borderland. To help the community do that, the staff at Barracuda Public Relations has made Quarantine Coloring […]Read More
I heard about Juán Gabriel’s death Sunday and had no idea how hard it would hit me, until some guy posted on Facebook that he didn’t much care for El Divo’s music, completely missing the point of how beloved Juan Gabriel is in Mexico, and what he has meant to generations of popular Mexican culture […]Read More
Across the nation, and here in the Borderland, we are still mourning the loss of the iconic and beloved, Juan Gabriel. I want to make it clear that this is an op-ed piece from one voice. There are so many fans and great articles written about Juan Gabriel’s life that I will not try and compete, I […]Read More
Fans who had hoped to be sung to by the “Divo of Juarez” Sunday night at the Don Haskins Center, instead sang for their departed idol. The 66-year-old was found dead Sunday, after performing Saturday night in Los Angeles. As word spread, those who held tickets for the concert continued to show up in West […]Read More
Singer Juan Gabriel, Juarez’s favorite son who went on to world-wide fame, has died in Santa Monica, California. Officials say he died of a heart attack. Gabriel had performed Friday and Saturday night in Los Angeles and was scheduled to perform Sunday night in El Paso. Gabriel, who was lovingly known as ‘The Divo of Juarez’ […]Read More
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