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Episode 1
In this episode: A look at Jennifer Lopez's new fashion line; an insider's view of Washington Heights; and an interview with Rosie Perez. Also: Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuaròn discusses his philosophy of filmmaking; street artist James De La Vega shares his work and inspiration (but not his identity!); and why the Brazilian martial art of Capoiera has New Yorkers dancing to the beat of a different drum.


Episode 2
In this episode: A look at the hot musical stylings of Latin pop band Si-Se, beloved Mexican actress Patricia Monterola makes the leap from Spanish soap operas to U.S. stardom, and Benjamin Bratt's acclaimed portrayal of legendary poet Miguel Pinero. Also, an exploration of the history of Salsa with the legendary Johnny Pacheco and designer Elisa Jimenez creates a dress for Urban Latino's fashion correspondent Maria Durand.


Episode 3
In this episode: An essential mix of Latin Rock from Latin America and the U.S., a high priest takes us into the world of brujeria or witchcraft and a behind-the-scenes interview with music superstar Marc Anthony. Also, restaurant owner Alex Garcia whips up something special, a visit to one of the most ethnically diverse areas in the U.S., Jackson Heights, New York and Urban Latino hits the streets to find out which Latinos prefer the term Latino or Hispanic.


Episode 4
In this episode: A rare and personal interview with ex-Menudo star, writer/producer/singer Robbie Rosa, cosmetics entrepreneur Monica Ramirez develops a product for Latinas and an inside look at independent cinema with two up-and-coming Latino filmmakers. Also, Urban Latino's Maria Durand checks out on-line dating, explore the deejay culture with three internationally recognized dee-jays and learn the recipe for that delicious Cuban drink, the mojito.


Episode 5
In this episode: In this episode, one of Salsa's biggest stars, Victor Manuelle, in his first-ever English interview; boxing sensation Nick Acevedo teaches us the ropes; and meet a rising designer with a real Latino flair, Mexican-American Marc Montano. Also, a look at two up-and-coming Latino t-shirt companies, photographer Alejandra Villa's shares her captivating images of immigrant life, and meet two women who discovered the talents of Samuel L. Jackson and Jimmy Smits.


Episode 6
In this episode: Meet the man behind the Custo Barcelona shirts that are all the rage in Hollywood, see why Tango is called the world's most seductive dance, and hear the story of the discovery of Salsa singer Frankie Negron. Also, a closer look at Greg Wilson's film Home Invaders featuring actor Luis Guzman and the band Yerba Buena strikes a funky groove.


Episode 7
In this episode: A new Latin Reggae sound, Reggaeton, catches on in a major way; meet the sexy, young actors of the most talked about Mexican film in years, "Y Tu Mama Tambien", Students at the Fashion Institute of Technology present a tribute to Latin designers, learn why Huey Dunbar of DLG is singing a different tune.

Episode 8
In this episode: A look back at the popular "Freestyle" music of the eighties and why some people think it is poised to make a comeback; actor Manny Perez talks about his experience in Hollywood and correspondent Johnny Salgado goes record shopping with MTV's DJ Clear. Freestyle star George Lamond talks about his switch to Salsa, designs from celebrated couture designer Sully Bonelly, and see how the Nuyorican Poets Cafe is helping reshape American literature.

Episode 9
In this episode: A look at the extraordinary career of one of the most beloved Latin performers in the world, the Queen of Salsa, Celia Cruz; learn some basic Salsa steps from a true master, and meet a world renowned hairstylist who has helped create signature looks for some of the world's most beautiful women, Cuban born Oribe. Also, the Grammy nominated group Fulanito and a look at "Spanglish", the practice of intermingling Spanish and English words.

Episode 10
In this episode: One of Mexico's biggest pop stars, Paulina Rubio, prepares to conquer America; a closer look at the Oscar nominated Argentine film, "Son of the Bride", and we explore the thriving Latino art scene of New York's Lower East side. Also, meet two Latin models who are turning more than a few heads, critics and fans all agree the Latino rap group The Arsonists are on fire and step inside "El Repertorio Espanol", a leader in Spanish language theatre for over 30 years.

Episode 11
In this episode: Meet the man behind such acts as Frankie Negron, Marc Anthony, and DLG, the famed producer known simply as Sir George; and talented R&B singer Cristina Milian holds her own as one of the only Latinas on the male-dominated Hip-Hop scene. Also, catch a glimpse of tomorrow's ballerinas at the famed Ballet Hispanico School of Dance.

Episode 12
In this episode: We meet one of Merengue's brightest stars, Elvis Crespo. We follow two up-and-coming Latino rock bands on their quest for fame and learn about some Latino Barbers who offer much more than just the latest cuts. Also, we catch up with a pioneer of break dance, the legendary Latin Percussions company and inspiring words from the only Latina newspaper publisher in America.

Episode 13
In this episode: The hot Latin ska band King Chango casts their musical spell. Funny man Ruperto Vanderpool's unique Latin humor, we get the lowdown on lowriders and grammy winner superstar Juanes shares his music and his path to success.

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