Annotations for Sounds: Opening--music

[Opening Music]

[Opening Music]

This is Latino USA, the Radio Journal of News and Culture. I'm Maria Hinojosa. Today on Latino USA, a celebration of Hispanic heritage.

Heritage simply means those traditions and beliefs that are passed on to us by our forebears.

Forebears. Oh, I love it.

This is Latino USA, the radio Journal of News and Culture. [opening music 0:00:05] I'm Maria Martin. Today on Latino USA, Latinos react to the President's health plan.

This is Latino USA, the Radio Journal of News and Culture. [Opening Music]

I'm Maria Hinojosa. Today on Latino USA, a Smithsonian tribute to Cesar Chavez.

This is a man who had an eighth grade education. His family were migrant workers. He was a self-educated man, but he learned one thing, he learned how to organize.

This is Latino USA, the radio journal of news and culture. I'm Maria Hinojosa. Today on Latino USA, a historic focus on issues affecting Latinos from Washington, to San Juan, to Los Angeles.

Yes, we are different national origins. We're different partisan roots, but the truth is we have much more in common than the things that separate us.

We'll also go to Miami, home of MTV Latino, and the growing Latino entertainment industry.