LOS ANGELES - The guests snack on papas rellenas (stuffed potato balls) and pastelitos de guayaba (guava pastries) while chatting in Spanish, Hebrew and English. They laugh, some even shed tears, during the screening of a documentary about Cuban Jews. Afterward, Sephardic musician Sarah Aroeste leads them in song – in Ladino (Judeo-Spanish).
LOS ANGELES - The guests snack on papas rellenas (stuffed potato balls) and pastelitos de guayaba (guava pastries) while chatting in Spanish, Hebrew and English. They laugh, some even shed tears, during the screening of a documentary about Cuban Jews. Afterward, Sephardic musician Sarah Aroeste leads them in song – in Ladino (Judeo-Spanish).
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