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Hailing from Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.A., the all-female, bicultural band Las Chorizeras recently released two singles, “Un Sueño” and “Blue Eyed Man,” from their self-titled debut album set for release this week.

The country name across their chest represents more than just a place for most athletes. It often symbolizes their roots, their pride, and their lifelong dreams.

Asia is a vibrant canvas where love stories unfold between people of different backgrounds against breathtaking backdrops.

For Guatemalan-born, cross-cultural singer-songwriter David Lindes, moving to the U.S.A. at 9 years old wasn’t the picnic he thought it would be.

Daniel Charles remembers his childhood in Haiti as a blend of hardship and love.

When we think of flowers, most imagine well-known fields, gardens or events like the Cherry Blossom Festival in Japan or the tulip fields in the Netherlands.

Namal Siddiqui has always had a knack for words. When she was a child and her parents bought her favorite chocolate, she wrote a poem about it.

As an Adult Third Culture Kid (TCK) or Cross-Cultural Kid (CCK), have you ever thought of yourself as not being creative? Or do you know you are creative but wish to enhance your creativity?