Best SoyMigrante.com Podcasts (2025)

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Ana Urízar: Advocating for Migrant Dignity and Rights 18:15

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🎙️ In this episode, we spotlight Ana Gabriela Urízar — a proud Guatemalan immigration lawyer making a powerful impact in the New York tri-state area. Her passion for defending migrants comes from her own journey: she arrived in the U.S. at just 14 years old. Since 2017, she's been practicing law with a focus on humanitarian cases, labor abuse, and …

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Guatemala August Festivals than can enrich your travel to Guatemala 14:02

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If you are traveling to Guatemala on August, this episode could enrich your experience. The episode provides a snapshot of the vibrant fiestas patronales celebrated across Guatemala during the month of August. It emphasizes the deep religious and cultural significance of these events, which serve as focal points for community celebration and the pr…

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Guatemala: Land of Volcanos 15:21

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This episode is based on an article titled "¿Cuántos volcanes hay en Guatemala?", explores the volcanic landscape of Guatemala, often called the "Land of Volcanoes". It indicates that while there are 288 volcanic formations, only 37 are officially recognized as volcanoes. Publised on SoyMigrante.com's REVISTA. The article highlights three active vo…

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Going to Guate? Congrats. Here are some recommendations for your travel to Guatemala 15:10

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The episode adopts a welcoming and encouraging tone ("¡Felicitaciones!"). Its purpose is to provide a practical and informative guide for potential tourists, emphasizing preparation and awareness to ensure a positive and safe travel experience in Guatemala. It highlights the beauty and cultural richness of the country while also addressing necessar…

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Guatemala is the world's largest exporter of Cardamom 9:27

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Guatemala's Migrant Products and Export Economy This episode highlights the significant impact of Guatemalan products on the global market, emphasizing their quality, freshness, and the economic contribution they make to the country. It explores the variety of goods exported, key trading partners, the historical context of Guatemala's export econom…

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Migrating Maya Jewels: Mayan Vase - Nahuales/Elements Journey to the Underworld 9:58

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This episode focuses on a significant piece of pre-Columbian Mayan art housed at the Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama: a polychrome cylindrical vase from the Petén region of Guatemala, dating between 250 and 900 A.D. The vase is notable for its artistic quality, symbolic richness, and the enigmatic depiction of three animal figures – a monkey, a…

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JG Home Decor and Maya Weavers of Guatemala on SoyMigrante.com 11:40

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This podcasts analyzes JG Home Decor, a business featured on the SoyMigrante.com MERCADO platform. The sources include product listings for various handcrafted textile items and an article detailing the origin and mission of JG Home, specifically highlighting its founder, Janet Guerra. The provided sources effectively portray JG Home Decor as a bus…

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Rare Maya Vessel in Los Angeles, CA 9:17

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Excerpts from "Joyas mayas migrante: vaso cuadrado se exhibe en Los Angeles," by SoyMigrante.com REVISTA published on December 9, 2024. Purpose of the Source: To inform Guatemalan migrants in the Los Angeles area and the wider public about a rare and significant Mayan artifact, the "Vaso de los 11 Dioses," currently on display at the Los Angeles Co…

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Antigua Guatemala's Iconic Arco de Santa Catalina 10:56

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This podcast provides a review of the key themes and important facts about the Arco de Santa Catalina in Antigua Guatemala, based on the provided source, "Joyas de Antigua Guatemala: ¿Cuándo se construyó el icónico Arco de Santa Catalina?" from SoyMigrante.com REVISTA. This podcast highlights the historical significance, architectural details, and …

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Dance of the Deer - El Baile del Venado Guatemalteco 9:24

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Source: Excerpts from "Danzas de Guatemala: El Baile del Venado está en la memoria de muchos migrantes." published on SoyMigrante.com. Date of Publication: September 3, 2023 Subject: The Baile del Venado (Deer Dance) in Guatemala, its cultural significance, historical origins, and importance for Guatemalan migrants in the United States. The article…