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Alexis Langagne ""The best music is closer than it appears" - CDs". Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino. FindArticles.com. 05 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PCH/is_4_4/ai_113053496/

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Articles in August-Sept, 2003 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• From signing bills to passing laws? - Mundo Latino: news events
• Cristina Saralegui: TV show host, actress, journalist, and publisher: Miami, FL - Proust Questionnaire
• Arlene Thomas: owner of TCS Translations, Los Angeles, CA - My Style
• Seasons in Qudbec mean … - Quebec Travel & Lifestyle
• Universal announces new changes - Mundo Latino: news events
• Orchestral splendor: Miguel Harth-Bedoya's sublime interpretation of classical music has enchanted audiences worldwide, gained him global recognition, and launched him on a fast track to the top - Leader Of The Future
  by Rick Wills
• Jim Padilla - Driven to Succeed
  by Elsa Otero
• Having faith in our community - Opinion
  by Ernesto Nieto
• Ford celebrated 100th anniversary with Hispanic initiatives - Mundo Latino: news events
• Bernardo de Galvez 1748-1786: Spanish governor of Lousiana, scourge of the British and ally of American rebels. Galveston, Texas honors him with its name - Leader Of The Past
  by Pedro Munguia
• The new face of baseball
• This coming fall 2003, the Tamale Museum will open on the property of the Mission San Juan Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, California - Mundo Latino: news events
• The Capos: entrepreneurs celebrating freedom
  by Anita Savio
• Chasing Papi
• Latino success - Mundo Latino: news events
• Monica Mantilla: uniting the Americas
  by Jimmie Briggs
• "The best music is closer than it appears" - CDs
  by Alexis Langagne
• Banking - LL monitor
• From the Bronx to the Millionaires' Club: she called in sick to work one day and headed to New York's Museum of Natural History, where she gave a presentation to its executives. Rosado Shaw left with a $140,000 order, which she gave to the stunned company
  by Gabriela Velazquez
• Cafe Provence - Hot Spot
• Publishers' letter
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Finance - LL monitor
• Odon Betanzos: president of the Royal Academy for the Spanish language in US - Picture
• The Fairmont Royal York Hotel - Hot Spot
• Editor's note
  by Nick Wilson
• Motors - LL monitor
• The art of giving - Q&A
  by Candida Lopez
• Nic's bar/restaurant - Hot Spot
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Communications - LL monitor
• Jaci Velasquez: Chasing Papi star with a blazing trail of album hits - Main Cover - Cover Story
  by Miriam Martinez
• A Tuscan Palace: in the middle of the desert: a new approach to magnificent Las Vegas - Travel & Lifestyle
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Hispanic Heritage Month
  by Nick Wilson
• Dreaming of Havana: Andy Garcia, actor, producer, director, composer, and musician, tells us about his goals, his life, and gives advice to young actors - Telephone Interview
  by Susan Hornik
• Lupe Ontiveros: gutsy, smart, creative, and a darned good actress - Entertainment
  by Anita Savio
• A rising wave of interest—surfing in Mexico's Puerto Vallarta area - Puerto Vallarta
  by Keith A. Fitzpatrick