http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/RecentBlogComments Recent Blog Comments on Mas en-us http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/che/8418/#c_85226 I was actually jealous of her hair. It's beautiful! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/olivia/7838/#c_85222 Oh man... I wanted to go so bad but was unable to due to a family medical emergency. I enjoyed this article. Thank you! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/escobedomaricela/6080/#c_85221 <p>Music is definitely an essential part of life. </p> <p>There's music you listen to when you're sad, in love, out of love, pissed off, happy... etc.... </p> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/Iwrocha/8207/#c_85217 <p>I have only heard the word bolillo as another way of saying birote (the bread) </p> <p>hmmm learned something new reading this article! cool!</p> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/latinamaslinda/8711/#c_85139 What he's touring with Juan!! Oh man, that would be so awesome!! I hear Marco Antonio Solis is coming to town this year.I am trying to get the scoop on that! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/latinamaslinda/8711/#c_84559 Oh yeah, the concert was so much fun! Oh heck yeah, big shout out to MAS as well!!! I will definately go next year! I think everyone passed out when he mentioned going on tour with Juan Sebastian. Those back up singer were really good. It was funny how he was looking at his watch and then he would point his thumb down for them to stop carrying the note.. Those women were amazing.... I wanna sing like that. LOL!!&nbsp; Uh yeah, sounds like the Mariachi was waaaaaaay full of spirit! LOL! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/lpena/8701/#c_84284 ha. I have a gazillion M&amp;M stuffed animals, candy dispensers, etc. that I've bought for my kids. Those suckers are expensive and then the next year I see them in their &quot;yard sale&quot; box when they spring clean their rooms priced for a dollar. grrrrrrr. hahaha http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/latinamaslinda/8711/#c_84280 It was a great concert. Are you gonna go next year if he tours through Bakersfield with Juan Sebastian? My mom just about passed out when he said they were touring together next year! We got great seats too, thanks to the MAS shout out, we were online right at 10:00am the morning they went on sale and were able to secure 7th row seats. Awesome concert! His backup singers were amazing, weren't they? WOW! And the mariachi was full of spirit! As we were walking out one of the mariachi guys was joking around saying, &quot;Get in line, ladies, get in line&quot; and pointing to the tour bus. ha. As if.... (well maybe if&nbsp; I didn't have my mom and nana with me... hehehe) http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/Twinkie/8692/#c_84240 OMG! I love Gwen. We both have the admiration for red lipstick and nail polish... hehe http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/lpena/8701/#c_84228 Yo tambien Twinkie. I usually buy a bag of mixed candy and nothing more! LOL! -Luz http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/lpena/8701/#c_84223 I love that M&amp;M store! :) I have to make myself not buy anything though because it's expensive! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/lpena/8681/#c_84049 Luz &amp; Candice -- You are both so blessed to have each other as niece/aunt/sisters :-) Glad it was a fun celebration -- and yes, the tiara is truly the &quot;crowning&quot; touch! I want one, too! Happy Belated Birthday, Candice! We are so happy that tu Tia Luz is here with us, bet you are, too! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/Twinkie/8657/#c_84001 Twinkie, no pictures? Take your camera everywhere! I love reading about your adventures! <br /> <br /> I so missed the concert! But I had HEARD about the underwear thingy! I remember when I went to a&nbsp; Vicente Fernandez concert and someone thru their bra at him! LOL! He kept it for awhile then I don't know what he ended up doing wiht that...<br /> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/lpena/8681/#c_83997 AWWW. how sweet!!! She is so lucky to have an aunt, or sister, like you :-) And a princess for a day! Love the crown! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/olivia/8453/#c_83794 <p>Estan son... </p> <p>las mananitas</p> <p>que cantaba </p> <p>el Rey David.... </p> <p> </p> <p>Happy belated birthday! </p> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/gabriela/8569/#c_83730 Thanks for posting! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/crazyiris/8531/#c_82777 Cool! I'll have to listen to it! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/olivia/8453/#c_82410 <p>Well Olivia, Happy Birthday, hope you enjoyed your day. My Aunt Lupe birthday was 4/25, and then I have my mom's and niece</p> <p>who's birthday is today 4/26. </p> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/olivia/8453/#c_82014 happy birthday http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/olivia/8453/#c_81784 Happy late birthday.&nbsp; My birthday is TODAY!!&nbsp; I love celebrating my birthday.&nbsp; I will make a blog about my birthday too.&nbsp; I turn 24!! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/gabriela/8452/#c_81695 What an awesome daughter you have!! An archaeologist? Wow. I dreamed of that when I was a kid. That is so cool. I wish her the best as she prepares for graduation and high school! http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/che/8418/#c_81500 Thanks for your advice! We welcome it as the Newscast is a new ground for us! I tried to get our anchor, Teresa, to cut her hair but she refused! Lol!<br /> So she is &quot;restyling&quot; her hair so that she still looks good for the newcast without losing her locks! :-) http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/Iwrocha/8207/#c_79638 I remember how my Chicano studies professor once told me that &quot;gringo&quot; came from Mexicans describing American soldiers in their green coats.. green coats... green go... But gringo is just one I have heard. I know Tejanos also have another term for gringo though I don't know if it's offensive. I think &quot;gabachos&quot; might offend some people... http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/escobedomaricela/6080/#c_79636 <p>I love Los Tigres, too! When I was engaged to my husband, he took me to my first baile in Texas. I was in my early 20s then. Man, it was so cool! It was in a small town called La Feria, right near the border. I had so much fun!</p> <p>I agree with you about music.... It is a powerful element... I don't think I can go one day without listening to music.. and I listen to all kinds of music.. Cafe Tacuba, Chente, Ramon Ayala are some my all-time favorites!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/olivia/7838/#c_79332 What special memories you have...and the one about your sister, Rosa! Hilarious. I think we've all had a sister who's crashed into something. I was that sister for my older sister who tried to teach me how to drive and I was driving too fast&nbsp; in a residential area that had dips in the intersection...well the car slammed through that intersection... good thing i didn't mess up her transmission!<br /> <br /> But those childhood experiences that your parents gave you must have really made a lasting impact on life and influenced you in how you followed your own path, stood up for the right thing, and understood the struggles of farm worker families. http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/olivia/7838/#c_79226 <p>&quot;She thanks two farmworker families whose fathers and mothers played a big role during the early United Farm Worker days.&quot;<br /> </p> <p><font size="4">I would also like to recognized my mother (Refugio Serrano)&nbsp;and father (Jose Pablo Serrano)&nbsp;who fought along with Cesar Chavez.&nbsp; Everything they did in those days had to do with the &quot;Huelga&quot;.&nbsp; My father attended many meetings at the &quot;40 Acres&quot; and he, my brother and I marched from Lodi to the capital where we united to meet the governor who never showed.</font></p> <p><font size="4">It was a great experience and we met a lot of people along the way.&nbsp; I was 16 yrs old at that time and supported everything my father and mother stood for and they supported everything that Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta stood for.&nbsp; Cesar and Dolores's name was a daily&nbsp;topic in our household.&nbsp; My mother was recognized last year in San Jose for her efforts with the Union at her Senior Citizen Center on Alum Rock Ave.&nbsp; My mother was also recognized as one of the oldest and active members there.&nbsp; She will be 91 on July 4th.</font></p> <p><font size="4">Dolores reminds me of my mother in that they are both energetic and like to dance and do it at every opportunity.&nbsp; I'm proud to say that I have also danced with both ladies at different events.&nbsp; They both love to spin.</font></p> <p><font size="4">I won't get into the story when I was teaching my younger sister, Rosa, to drive out in the country with my 60 Chevy Impala.&nbsp; We drove by the 40 Acres and I asked Rosa to turn in through the rock bridge over the irrigation canal and into the 40 Acres parking lot.&nbsp; She hit the gas instead of the brakes and ran right into the bridge.&nbsp;&nbsp; My car's right front fender was bent beyond repair.&nbsp; That is a different topic and memories that I will never forget.&nbsp; &quot;Those were the memories&quot;.</font></p> <p><font size="4"></font></p> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/LisaW/1143/#c_61412 <p>Thanks for the info about the beauty that we have out there.&nbsp; I've never been past the raceway on 178 and my husband loves to be outdoors.&nbsp; I think we'll take a little road trip this weekend.</p> <p>Thanks!</p> http://www.masbakersfield.com/home/Blog/pachecod/2/#c_6595 You can post comments, too!