Mosqueda, Carlos S; Mosqueda, Cynthia M (father/daughter). East L.A. Public Library, 2010-02-11T12:30:00
Interview Description
Carlos Mosqueda (56) talks with his daughter Cindy Mosqueda (29) about being born in Mexico, moving to Texas when he was six and then moving with his family to Los Angeles, Ca.
00:49 Carlos talks about being born in Salamanca, Guanajuato, Mexico. He Lived there until he was six. His father was Bartolo Mosqueda and his mother was Juana Mosqueda.
5:20 Carlos talks about his fondness for dairy farms. He recalls the dairy farm his family moved to when he was six years old.
17:06 Carlos talks about why his family moved to California. He says, "My dad wanted us to have a better shot at education and he wanted us to leave the farm. "
23:15 Carlos talks about moving to Los Angeles when he was in 2nd grade. His family first moved to Stockton, Ca before his father made the decision to move to Los Angeles.
34:46 Carlos talks about his father's work as a masseuse and chiropractor in Los Angeles. He tells a story about a family that knew his father.
40:00 Cindy talks about the influence of her parents on her education.
Dates
- Creation: 2010-02-11T12:30:00
Topical
- 1963
- Achievements and Awards
- Baseball
- Birth
- Blue Boy
- Brownsville, TX
- Cars
- Changes In Education
- Community History
- Community Organizations
- Earliest Memories
- Easter
- Farm Life
- First Meetings
- Gardening
- Garfield High school
- Helping Hands Club
- Identity
- Immigration Stories
- Instrument Playing
- JFK
- Listening Habits
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- Marcianos
- Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
- Our Lady of the Assumption
- Parents
- Piedra Negras
- Schools
- Siblings
- Singing
- Sobador
- Stockton, CA
- Town Life
- Workday Life
- anecdotes (humorous but true stories)
- chiropractor
- craft, skills, and procedures
- dairy farms
- economic beliefs and practices
- Ethnicity
- family expressions
- family naming and nicknames
- family traditions
- family trips and excursions
- first impression of America
- historical events/people
- masseuse
- memories of former times
- memories of growing up
- milking
- money
- personal experiences
- religious beliefs and practices
- ritual foods
- road trip
- school day memories
- snakes
- social beliefs and practices
- spouse
- watching and listening habits
Repository Details
Part of the Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin Repository
2300 Red River Street
Austin Texas 78712 United States
(512) 495-4578
bensonspecialcollections@austin.utexas.edu