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My abuela, Carmen Ramos, talks about her experiences after leaving Cuba one fateful day. She traveled up and down the East Coast of the U.S. growing up, and I found that it mirrored how I grew up moving around too.
I interview my mom who only speaks Spanish so the interview had to be in Spanish and I asked her a bunch of things from what she did as a child to how she met my dad
Asked different questions about her childhood life, work life and overall important questions.
Wilma and her granddaughter Amy discuss her journey to the United States, growing up in catholic school, meeting her husband at 15, and family life.
She spoke about her love for her husband, her grandchildren, and her experiences growing up in Cuba and then moving to Miami.
This interview walks through one family’s experience with Hurricane Maria.
My step grandmother (Katie Wilhelm, I call her Teeta haha) and I talked about her family and travels throughout her life so far, including her Dad who served in World War 2.
I just talked with my grandpa and had a nice time I really love him and so of my other family members included
My grandmothers life, her loves, her early years, and advice she wanted to share to her family.
Me and my grandma started off with some general questions, leading up to her childhood and how she came to meet my grandpa.
Life is short and for that reason is why we should make the most of our lives and to face the challenges life throws at us.
This is an interview by Isabella Cabrera who is interviewing her mom, Ana Cabrera. Ana recounts her childhood, the trauma she carries from fleeing the communist government in Cuba, her determination through nursing school, and lessons she’s learnt through being...
Lydia is a woman who has bewn through a lot but still has a heart full of kindness and a lot of love and laughter to share.
In this interview conducted on January 13, 2019 in Irvine California, Diangelo Guevara, which is 16 years, interviews his grandfather, William Rodríguez, about his childhood in the country of Puerto Rico. Mr. Rodriguez shares stories about his harsh childhood and...
My grandma and I mainly talked about her time in Cuba and what it was like for her being my age. She spoke to me about past friendships, jobs, and even about our current relationship with each other and God.
This interview talks about my dads life when he moved from Cuba to the United States and how it influenced him.