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Mari G. Hernandez

Mari G. Hernandez is a photographer and videographer residing in Austin. Originally from San Antonio, she graduated from St. Edward’s University with a degree in PhotoCommunications. Focusing on celebrating diverse cultures in Central Texas, she documents festivals, music and performances. She is currently a multimedia specialist at the Emma S Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center in Austin.

Mari G.'s Latest Articles

SouthAmericano Fest 2025 Unites Artists, Community through Música

At the Sahara Lounge this spring, SouthAmericano Fest featured artists such as Chicoselfie, Sultanes del Yonke, Miguel St. Michael, Adriana Rosso and more.

Cumbia Power Celebrated at SXSW Showcase

The packed performances featured bands representing everywhere from Nicaragua to Mexico.

Chingonas Rock at Latinapalooza 2025

The all-female Latinapalooza showcase returned to Austin during South by Southwest, featuring a dynamic lineup of artists performing everything from rock to mariachi.

PHOTOS: Super Fans Flock to “Selena y Los Dinos” Film Premiere at SXSW

Fans don iconic Selena looks for SXSW documentary premiere at The Paramount Theatre.

SouthAmericano Fest Brings Music, Community Together

Musicians from South America and beyond came together for a locally-led festival during South by Southwest.

Latinapalooza: Chingonas Rock SXSW

Popular all-Latina showcase Latinapalooza returns to Austin during South by Southwest and features artists performing everything from mariachi pop to R&B.

SXSW Billboard Brings Mexican Artists Christian Nodal and Estevie to Austin

Mariachi and norteño music represented at SXSW 2024.

SXSW Rolling Stone Future of Music Features Latino Artists: Peso Pluma, Young Miko, J Noa, Kevin Kaarl and Pink Pablo

Latino Lineup at ACL Live at the Moody Theater brought Mexican, Puerto Rican and Dominican musicians.

SXSW FILM PHOTOS: Cheech & Chong, Roberto Clemente Doc, Cine Las Americas Community Screening

Austin Vida highlighted movies that featured cultura, community and familia. Photographer Mari G. Hernandez captured the inspiring, funny and powerful moments behind the screenings.

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