Durango
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Oct 27, 2026
From Undocumented Immigrant to Entrepreneur: Graciela Franco's American Dream - Ep. 170
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4:03Graciela FrancoGUEST
I do remember parts of actually mainly living in Veracruz.
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4:09Graciela FrancoGUEST
So I was born in Durango.
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4:13Graciela FrancoGUEST
But I think like from two to four years old, we moved to Veracruz.
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4:17Graciela FrancoGUEST
And I feel like I have more memories about that place.
S11 E2 Conjunto Atardecer
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3:59Carlos RodríguezHOST
Siempre nos han pedido bastante ustedes.
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4:01Carlos RodríguezHOST
Este, a la gente de México, que, este, de, de Durango, para ser, este, muy específico, que nos ve y que nos apoya de madre, ahí viene otro pinche episodio muy chingón con algo que queremos saber todos.
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4:15Carlos RodríguezHOST
También nosotros desde que llegaron hoy aquí con nosotros queremos platicar y escuchar la historia de los compas, porque tienen un historial muy, también muy chingón, muy diferente el aspecto de, de dónde salieron ellos.
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4:27Carlos RodríguezHOST
Y, este, estamos muy emocionados, primo.
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6:49Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
También por ahí anduvimos nominados en algunos premios también allá pa, pa Miami también.
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6:55Carlos RodríguezHOST
Laco, estábamos platicando ahorita anteriormente, más o menos así al tanteo, ¿cuánto, cuánto ya tienes con, este, con, con todo lo que viene siendo el, este, lo que-- Atardecer? O sea, ¿cuándo empezó todo?
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7:07Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Ah, Atardecer nace exactamente en el año 2000, en, en Santa María del Oro, Durango.
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7:12Carlos RodríguezHOST
Okey.
S11 E2 -Conjunto Atardecer
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3:59Carlos RodríguezHOST
Siempre nos han pedido bastante ustedes, este.
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4:01Carlos RodríguezHOST
A la gente de México, que, este, de, de Durango, para ser, este, muy específico, que nos ve y que nos apoya de madre, ahí viene otro pinche episodio muy chingón con algo que queremos saber todos.
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4:15Carlos RodríguezHOST
También nosotros desde que llegaron hoy aquí con nosotros queremos platicar y escuchar la historia de los compas, porque tienen un historial muy, también muy chingón, muy diferente el aspecto de, de dónde salieron ellos.
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4:27Carlos RodríguezHOST
Y, este, estamos muy emocionados, primo.
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6:49Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
También por ahí anduvimos nominados en algunos premios también allá pa, pa Miami también.
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6:55Carlos RodríguezHOST
Laco, estábamos platicando ahorita anteriormente, más o menos así al tanteo, ¿cuánto, cuánto ya tienes con, este, con, con todo lo que viene siendo el, este, lo que-- Atardecer? O sea, ¿cuándo empezó todo?
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7:07Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Ah, Atardecer nace exactamente en el año 2000, en, en Santa María del Oro, Durango.
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7:12Carlos RodríguezHOST
Okey.
Building for Everyone Else: Craft, Legacy, and Community with Manuel Delgado
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2:08Manuel DelgadoGUEST
So yeah, my grandfather and his brother, my great uncle started the business in 1928 in Mexico, in Torreon, Coahuila.
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2:16Manuel DelgadoGUEST
A lot of people have heard of Durango, Durango, Mexico.
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2:18Manuel DelgadoGUEST
It's near there.
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2:19Manuel DelgadoGUEST
Then they moved the shop to Juarez in the 30s.
Eat, Pray, Pueblo Chico...
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10:41Emanuel OrtegaHOST
Actually, I'm going to go in November.
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10:43Emanuel OrtegaHOST
Shout out to Santa Catarina de Tepehuanes, which is the town that is like 15 minutes away from Carreras, Durango, where I'm from.
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10:54Emanuel OrtegaHOST
And for all of you listening that don't know where Durango is, it's a northern Mexican state that's landlocked right underneath Chihuahua.
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11:02Emanuel OrtegaHOST
So we share a lot of the same history as Chihuahua, you know, Pancho Villa and all that shit.
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11:07Emanuel OrtegaHOST
And so Pancho Villa, tortillas de harina, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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11:49Emanuel OrtegaHOST
We grew up together, basically.
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11:51Emanuel OrtegaHOST
And one of those tíos, that's like the miracle baby, when your grandma was having kids at 40-something.
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12:00Emanuel OrtegaHOST
on accident she's like whoops and so I know that's fucking rancho shit right there and yeah and I went back to the rancho because my tio is like the unofficial mayor of Carreras Durango and so he took my grandpa's my grandpa used to have a little ice cream shop in this little pueblo and he bought it Have I told you
Pancho Villa Monster Hunter (2026): General, Revolutionary... Monster Hunter?
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0:00Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
With Pancho Villa, that history, it's always been very controversial.
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0:06Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
And, you know, in North Mexico, he's seen, you know, as actually, especially in Durango, Mexico, he's seen as a hero.
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0:15Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
A lot of Mexicans see him as a hero.
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0:17Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
A lot of Mexicans see him as a villain.
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27:08Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
40th year but I mean he's gone through education through it but right now he's teaching in New Mexico currently and so we've always been very knowledgeable about our family history and I think it's very important to know who you are and where you came from, because if you don't know, then somebody else will tell you who you are and where you came from.
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27:33Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
And so with Pancho Villa, that history, it's always been very controversial.
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27:42Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
And, you know, in North Mexico, he's seen, you know, as actually, especially in Durango, Mexico, he's seen as the hero A lot of Mexicans see him as a hero.
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27:55Hector Rodriguez IIIGUEST
A lot of Mexicans see him as a villain.
From Title Rep to CEO: David Bravo Jr.'s Playbook for Winning
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14:34David Bravo Jr.GUEST
both my parents are born in Mexico.
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14:35David Bravo Jr.GUEST
My mom was born in Durango, Mexico, and she came to this country when she was five.
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14:41David Bravo Jr.GUEST
And my dad, we just found out from 23andMe that He was adopted, but it turns out my dad was also born in Mexico, you know? So, you know, when you come from these roots and I guarantee you have a story, like again, the, the American spirit many times in the American dream is based upon those simple stories, right? And again, I think as a country, it's easy to put the horns on, oh, immigration.
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15:06David Bravo Jr.GUEST
But guess what, man? That's how our country was founded.
Morning Briefing: Gold and Silver Under Pressure; Heliostar Reports High-Grade Gold at Ana Paula
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6:22Ian WagnerHOST
Altius Minerals trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange with the ticker symbol ALS.
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6:32Ian WagnerHOST
Capitan Silver reported new drill results from its Clues de Plata project in Durango, Mexico, extending high-grade silver mineralization to 600 meters down dip.
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6:42Ian WagnerHOST
The deepest hole returned 0.9 meters, grading 1,639 grams per ton silver equivalent within the broader 9.3 meter interval, grading 155 grams per ton.
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6:55Ian WagnerHOST
Drilling also identified a new carbonate replacement deposit, or CRD, approximately 500 meters below the Jesus Maria silver trend, suggesting additional exploration potential at depth.
#299 Building Generational Wealth & Real Estate Leadership with Oralia Herrera
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0:18MichaelHOST
Oralia is the past president of the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals, NAHREP, former franchise owner of Century 21, and now an independent real estate broker growing her own brand, TK Realty Inc.
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0:31MichaelHOST
Originally immigrating to the US as a child from La Purisima, Durango, Mexico, Oralia's journey from a tenant in Chicago to a leading figure in real estate is a true testament to resilience.
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0:43MichaelHOST
Over this distinguished career spanning more than 35 years, she has closed tens of millions of dollars in real estate, earning top industry accolades, including Centurion honors, the Masters Diamond Award, and recognition as a Chicago Magazine top agent.
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1:01MichaelHOST
Beyond her impressive track record as a broker and certified international property specialist, Oralia is a passionate advocate for diversity, financial literacy, and Hispanic wealth building.
Black Cat – In Mexico, an Esentia Gas Pipeline Deal Puts a Spotlight on the Gato Negro LNG Project
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5:23Housley CarrNARRATOR
Adding compression could boost the pipe's capacity to one point one BCF per day.
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5:28Housley CarrNARRATOR
Number three, the one point six BCF per day El Encino-La Laguna Pipeline, which receives gas from Tarahumara and Sempra Infrastructure's Ojinaga-El Encino Pipeline at El Encino and moves it two hundred eighty-six miles south to La Laguna in Durango State.
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5:44Housley CarrNARRATOR
Number four, the two hundred seventy-eight-mile La Laguna-Aguascalientes Pipeline, which picks up where El Encino-La Laguna left off, moving up to one point three BCF per day of gas farther south to Aguascalientes State.
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5:57Housley CarrNARRATOR
Number five, the two hundred thirty-five-mile, approximately one point one BCF per day Villa de Reyes-Aguascalientes-Guadalajara Pipeline, Yellow Line Which begins in Villa de Reyes, about 100 miles east of Aguascalientes in San Luis Potosi State, where it receives gas from the Los Ramones pipeline system and runs west through Aguascalientes.
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