Vista en LA is a contemporary, popular music, entertainment magazine aimed at the Latino Spanish speaking audience with wide cross-over English speaking audiences in Southern California. Through the years (mid 1980s to the present day), the magazine has undergone a number of name changes and has sustained an important place in the Latino community. The publishers Manny and Maria Elena Piedra started the magazine in the mid 1980s and to their credit have been able to successfully publish through the years. The collection contains the personal and organizational papers of Vista en L.A. including artist information, personal interviews, magazine stories, photographs, and other unique source information such as media kits, biographies, and videos.

Vista en LA is a contemporary, popular music, entertainment magazine aimed at the Latino Spanish speaking audience with wide cross-over English speaking audiences in Southern California. Through the years (mid 1980s to the present day), the magazine has undergone a number of name changes and has sustained an important place in the Latino community. The publishers Manny and Maria Elena Piedra started the magazine in the mid 1980s and to their credit have been able to successfully publish through the years.

Approx. 100 linear feet

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Collection is open for research.