Claudia Arévalo, Author at Que Rica Vida
Claudia Arévalo

Claudia Arévalo

I’m a Colombian journalist who came to the United States looking for new experiences. My Italian-American husband likes to cook, so we create a fusion of Latin American flavor with recipes and traditions from both countries. This is how I’ve discovered the culinary richness I want to show you. I also love interviewing people with diverse talents and finding out a little about their personalities through their gastronomic preferences. Discovering many special anecdotes and their relevance to culinary traditions is amazing. I hope you enjoy learning about the things you didn’t know about your favorite individuals.
Articles Written
Melvin Cabrera
Posted on June 17, 2013

Melvin Cabrera: Cooking with a Passion!

For Melvin Cabrera, cooking is a ritual. “I play music, light a candle and start cooking, with love and passion,” says this talented actor, whose fans don’t miss an episode of his successful webnovela, “Mia Mundo,” where he plays the role of David Morales.

Natalia Streignard
Posted on May 27, 2013

Natalia Streignard: Enjoying the Mom Role to the Fullest!

Having a conversation with Natalia Streignard is like chatting with a great friend. Her naturalness is reflected not only in her personality, but also in her philosophy of life.

Lourdes Stephen
Posted on May 20, 2013

Lourdes Stephen Adds “Sal y Pimienta” to Her Life

As soon as you start chatting with Lourdes Stephen, you realize she carries the happiness from her native country, Dominican Republic, in her blood. You also notice that honesty – a journalistic trait – is part of her personality.

Rodrigo de la Rosa
Posted on May 13, 2013

Rodrigo De La Rosa Takes on the Kitchen Challenge

You’ve seen actor Rodrigo De La Rosa recently in telenovelas like El Rostro de la Venganza, Perro Amor, Alguien Te Mira, the English series Burn Notice, plus in movies like Walking Tall: Lone Justice.

Maritza Rodríguez
Posted on April 30, 2013

The Rica Vida of Maritza Rodríguez

The famous actress was raised in the Caribbean region of Colombia, in the city of Barranquilla, to be more specific, and the aroma she most remembers from her childhood is that of patacón or tostón, as many people call these pieces of fried smashed plantains.


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