Rewind

The East L.A. Chicano Who Captured 1,500 Soldiers

The Battle of Saipan, in which Guy Gabaldon fought, has been called the D-Day of the Eastern Front for its strategic importance.

Jan 31 • The Daily Chela

Firme Friday: How Chico and the Man Broke Barriers

The show’s success paved the way for other sitcoms featuring diverse casts.

Jan 23 • The Daily Chela

Trinidad Silva: The Actor Who Stole Every Scene He Entered

Trinidad Silva proved that you don’t need top billing to make an impact.

Jan 22 • The Daily Chela

Dolores Huerta and the Fight That Changed Labor Rights Forever

Huerta's work serves as a powerful testament to the idea that one person’s courage can spark a movement.

Jan 20 • The Daily Chela

Remembering The Aztec Eagles

The Mexicans did not fight Nazi Germany or Italian fascism, but Japanese imperialism in Luzon and Formosa

Jan 19 • The Daily Chela

Firme Friday: America’s Harvest Was Built on Mexican Labor

Chávez and Huerta emphasized nonviolence, drawing inspiration from leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi.

Jan 9 • The Daily Chela

How Mexico Led The Fight Against Slavery

Mexico distinguished itself as a nation with a progressive stance on slavery.

Jan 8 • The Daily Chela and Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano

The Trailblazing Mexican Scientist Who Won The Nobel Prize

As a trailblazer for Mexican scientists, Molina showed that groundbreaking research knows no borders.

Jan 7 • The Daily Chela

El Niño Dios: The Unpublished Letters

Until a generation ago, Mexican and Latin American children barely knew about Santa. Especially in rural Mexico.

Dec 22, 2025 • The Daily Chela

The Unforgettable Legacy of Juan Espinosa

Together, Juan Espinosa and Isabel Perez-Yanez, made an extraordinary contribution to Chicano history.

Dec 15, 2025 • The Daily Chela

The Unforgettable Songs Of Francisco Gabilondo Soler

Francisco Gabilondo Soler was a bullfighter, amateur astronomer, and songwriter who transcended generations

Dec 4, 2025 • The Daily Chela

How Mexico’s Christmas Traditions Came to Life

At the beginning of the 20th century, the great geographer Antonio García Cubas lamented how winter traditions were being lost in Mexico.

Dec 2, 2025 • The Daily Chela

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