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La Parrandita group expands its range - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

La Parrandita group expands its range - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

La Parrandita Latin Song, made up of Venezuelan musicians, has announced its move towards other tropical musical rhythms. Founded in 2019 in Trinidad and Tobago, La Parrandita began with drums, trumpets and two dancers to the rhythm of soca, calypso and Brazilian samba to entertain at parties. Wildemar Tirado, director and founder of La Parrandita,

Former Fort Worth ISD students-turned-teachers hope to inspire next generation of teachers - Vimarsana News

Former Fort Worth ISD students-turned-teachers hope to inspire next generation of teachers

Fort Worth brought students together with several universities and colleges on Wednesday, hoping their students will return to the classroom as teachers. 

U.S. embargo negatively affects Cubans' daily lives-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

U.S. embargo negatively affects Cubans' daily lives-Xinhua

U.S. embargo negatively affects Cubans' daily lives-

Complete performances earn Haiti, Guatemala first wins - Vimarsana News

Complete performances earn Haiti, Guatemala first wins

Both Haiti and Guatemala secured their first wins of the 2022 Concacaf Men’s Under-20 Championship in Honduras, as play in Group F and Group G resumed on Tuesday.

Venezuelan police officer builds better life for family in Trinidad - Vimarsana News

Venezuelan police officer builds better life for family in Trinidad

Venezuelan police officer builds better life for family in Trinidad Sunday 21 February 2021 Darilis Martinez and her son Davier. The food truck Davier's Grill is named after her son who was born six months ago. Photo by Kalifa Sarah Clyne When Venezuelan migrant Darilis Martinez, 27, left her country she was working as a police officer in Tucupita. She had also recently completed a university degree in systems engineering at la Universidad Nacional Experimental de las Fuerzas Armadas in Tucupita. In 2019, she paid a boat captain US$300 to transport her and her then six-year-old daughter to Tr...