@kamrencita

@kamrencita has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in February 2022. The social media accounts linked to from @kamrencita are: • Instagram • Email Besides social media accounts, kamrencita has populated their site with: • East LA exhibit revisits 'Always Running' with rare photos • Roosevelt High concert brings Japanese American history to life • Dolores Huerta's story told in "Sí Se Puede" play • The Radical Monarchs launch in L.A. to school girls on social justice - Los Angeles Times • 5 things to buy at Ray & Roy’s Market in Boyle Heights • He grew up in Ramona Gardens. Now he’s helping bring green space back • An East LA walking club is keeping neighbors active and connected • 11 places to shop for gifts in Boyle Heights and East LA • 5 haunted spots in Boyle Heights to get into the Halloween spirit • East LA honors Ofelia Esparza, matriarch of Día de los Muertos traditions • A 'Concrete Eyesore' Replaces Native Trees: Landowner Builds Tax-Break Garden on Protected El Sereno Hillside ~ L.A. TACO • Moles La Tía is back after six years — and East L.A. is eating again • 4 Eastside hiking spots to find peace and green space — because we need it right now • will.i.am and Taboo release hometown tribute song 'East LA' • In Boyle Heights, artists answer ICE raids with paint, poetry and protest • ‘A Great Day in East L.A.’: The largest Eastside music exhibition ever assembled is now on display • Amid ICE raids in L.A., healing spaces form on the Eastside • Free and low-cost summer activities in Boyle Heights and East L.A. • 9 Boyle Heights places to brunch with mama • ‘Real Women Have Curves: The Musical’ bring Boyle Heights to Broadway • Eastside Café, a stronghold for cultural arts and resistance • A new owner continues the legacy of Boyle Heights' Otomisan • Valentine's on the Eastside: Read the love stories of local couples • 10 Latino-owned places to get your body moving • Roosevelt High School’s ‘Seeds of Resistance’ play highlights social justice leaders • 10 Latino-owned places in L.A. to show yourself some love • 8 Eastside spots to get your health on in 2025 - Boyle Heights Beat • A tamalada tradition keeps my fourth-gen Mexican American family connected to our roots - Boyle Heights Beat • 8 Las Posadas events in Southern California to get you in the Holiday spirit • 9 places to shop for gifts in Boyle Heights - Boyle Heights Beat • Veterans mural in East L.A. paints a picture of unsung heroes • How students prepared for the East L.A. Classic halftime show with Black Eyed Peas - Boyle Heights Beat • Youth, immigrants, formerly incarcerated: What it means to vote for the first time - Boyle Heights Beat • How We Honored Our Latinx Roots at Our Wedding • From Aliso Village to Stanford: Boyle Heights-raised author recounts beating the odds in new memoir - Boyle Heights Beat • Boyle Heights all-girls STEM team competes at world’s largest hydrogen competition - Boyle Heights Beat • ‘A Woman Named Gloria’ at CASA 0101 honors Gloria Molina, ‘La Madrina of The Eastside’ - Boyle Heights Beat • 8 Latinx healers raising vibrations in L.A. • Less hate crimes but not for LGBTQ+, Jewish and Muslims. Experts blame social media and Trump • The Running Mamis are helping Latina moms go the distance • Former Chavez Ravine residents react to reparations bill • This group is bringing music and art to El Sereno’s last open space • MySGV Podcast: Kamren Curiel On Growing Up in South San Gabriel • 15 Latinx-owned places to shop this holiday season in L.A. • Pop-up markets, posadas and more to get you in the holiday spirit this weekend • Program Helps Janitors Go Green for Their Safety and the Environment's • Craving Nostalgia? RBD Reunites in L.A. & '90s Rap Hitmakers Take Us Back • De Los Weekend Guide: Peso Pluma's in Town, Peep the Catrina Costume Exhibit • De Los Weekend Guide: See Becky G Live, Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day • The Best Places to Hear Latinx Poets in Los Angeles • Bad Bunny Makes History as First Latinx Artist to Headline Coachella • In Highland Park, Restaurants Deal with How They Are Contributing to the Neighborhood's Gentrification • Elephant Hill Is a 'Secret' Off-Roading & Dumping Spot In El Sereno, But Residents Are Defending It At All Costs • Hermon's Hidden History as the Epicenter of LA's Thriving Chicano Tennis Scene Goes Back to 1976 • The House On The Hill: Digging Into My Palo Verde Roots • From Zacatecas to El Sereno, Meet the 97-Year-Old Honey Man Who Is Quite Possibly L.A.’s Oldest Beekeeper • My SoCal Update Debut Talking About a New Political Pinata Exhibit • New Piñata Exhibit Is the First of Its Kind in L.A. • Blossom Market, San Gabriel's Brand New Food Hall, Is Creating a Space Where the S.G.V.'s Asian and Latino Communities Can Come Together • A Disney Hall-Caliber Venue in Inglewood? Free Youth Music Program Finds a Forever Home • ‘Spanish Sin Pena’ (Spanish Without Shame) Online Judge-Free Classes Prove That It Is Never Too Late to Learn Proper Spanish • Meet the Mother and Daughter Running Boyle Heights’ First African Restaurant, Now Open on Soto Street