The first time I heard a Natanael Cano song, I was hooked. Intoxicated by the throaty guitar, the way the horns wailed and the mindset the music embodies, I had no choice but to indulge in the culture of Corridos Tumbados and how it has impacted the Mexican-American youth the way Rap and Punk Rock did for the Black and White American youth once before — a genre bred out of rebellion.
The Writer’s Corner features poetry, essays, short stories, satire and various fiction and nonfiction from SCAD Atlanta students. To submit your own work for the Writer’s Corner, email features@scadconnector.com. “Diaries
Illustration by Julie Tran. Suena la clave There is a method to the magic realism my people know as Salsa, a catalyst that allows an emotional escalation aimed towards a
By Emily Truong As I grow older, I find myself more at peace when I appreciate the little things in life. The rust and the faded paint, the messy placements
by Arantxa Hernandez Graphic by Rachel Carp. "Latinx" is a bold term. It first started gaining momentum around the early 2000s among activist circles in the United States who were
Photo by Muskan Dharani I am Muskan Dharani, a second-year commercial photography major at SCAD. I started getting interested in photography after I took a workshop about six years ago.
I attended the screening for the upcoming show on the ABC network, "The Baker and the Beauty," as one of the offered events at the annual SCAD aTVfest. The pilot episode was
