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This podcast is for our fellow Ecuadorian Americans living in NYC or anywhere in the world.

We want to connect with you and discuss about various topics relating to everyday life. Any topics ideas or suggestion please email us at [email protected]

01/07/2021

Feliz Día de los Reyes!
Happy Kings Day from ÑañitasinNYC.
In several cities throughout the world this day is celebrated with a parade where the three kings; Melchor, Gaspar, and Balthasar bring presents to the children. It is tradition to eat a Rosca de Reyes (sweet bread ). A symbolic figurine of baby Jesus is placed in the candy coated bread which are suppose to resemble jewels. By tradition, whoever gets the piece of sweet bread containing the figurine is obligated to host “El Dia de la Candelaria”, which marks the end of the Christmas season. In some household whoever gets the figurine has to buy the Rosca de Reyes for the following year.
What is your family three kings day tradition ?

01/06/2021

Happy New Year Everyone!

ÑañitasinNYC is back for 2021 and with many surprises for the new year.
To start off we want to thank everyone who listen to the podcast in 2020 and for sticking with us in this journey.

With that said, we want to tell you the first project will be working on for 2021 and is that Steffi and Monse will be Master of Ceremony for the Annual Gala of the non profit organization Organizacion Juventud Ecuatoriana
You can watch ÑañitasinNYC via Zoom for the first time.

We are very excited to be partner with this great organization that is dedicated to our Ecuadorian youth.

So tune in on Friday January 15,2021 at 8pm.

Link below to purchase your ticket 🎫 today.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ecuadorian-scholars-fund-12th-annual-gala-tickets-133292733153?fbclid=IwAR0l4fFL_PgFGO2qs4v6av9dNXAMq71lEd9WTG70_HRqzoIPEFcrtrQV9jM

09/14/2020

Last Episode for Season 1 for ÑañitasinNYC. In this episode we will be taking about three different dances.

Steffi is seen here wearing a traditional outfit from the Sierra (the highlands) specifically from the Loja Providence. She has a traditional outfit from the Saraguro canton.

Monse is seen here wearing a traditional outfit from la Costa( the coast) from the Providence of Esmeraldas. This outfit is typically identified with the dance Caderona. It is usually accompanied with the rhythm of the music of Marimba.

If you want to learn more about Ecuadorian Dances tune into our podcast on your platform of choice.
ÑañitasinNYC are available on Apple Podcast, Spotify,iHeartRadio,Google podcast,Radio Public, Breaker, PocketCasts and Anchor.
Don’t forget to hit the subscribe button and leave us a review. #🇪🇨❤️😊

09/11/2020

In episode six (our last episode), ÑañitasinNYC talks about something they love to do: dance! Steffi and Monse enjoying dancing Folkloric dances. Fun fact: Steffi and Monse dance in a folkoric Bolivian dance group. For this episode, ÑañitasinNYC want to inform the world about Ecuadorian dances. In this episode, they will talk about three dances from La Sierra (the Highlands), La Costa (the Coast) and El Oriente (Rainforest Area). A special thank-you to .rivera674 and Ivanna Toro for helping with this photoshoot. ̃añitas ̃añitasinnyc

09/09/2020

If you tuned in Episode five of ÑañitasinNYC, Monse mentions how she noticed her grandmother, aunts and even her mom drink tea. Some of the teas mentioned are manzanilla, anis, yerba luisa and valeriana can help manage stress and have a relaxing effect on your body. All of these teas can be find at your local Food Bazaar in the international section.

PS: Please consult with your doctor before trying any of these teas. #🇪🇨❤️😊

09/07/2020

In episode 5,ÑañitasinNYC share their journey to self-care and what helps them manage stress.
Self-care is usually overlooked by many people. However, self-care should be a priority.
Comment below with your tip for self-care. #🇪🇨❤️😊

09/03/2020

*Sneak peek to Episode 5:

ÑañitasinNYC has touch upon several topics this season and they hope you are enjoying it, as much as they have fun recording it.
In this new episode for Monday, they talk about the importance of self-care and share their experiences/ tips to help manage stress . Try the September challenge and tag us.

09/01/2020

Meet our guest star .rivera674 If you have not listen to episode 4, tune in to listen our latest episode in which Randy gives us the male perspective on dating. We decided to share more about him since he is part of three episodes this season. A few fun facts about Randy: 1) Loves cinnabon delights from taco bell 2) graduated with a physics degree 3) he loves to lift ̃añitas ̃añitasinnyc

08/31/2020

Episode 4 Dating
In this episode ÑañitasinNYC are talking about dating . Special guest are Randy Rivera and Coco (Steffis Pom Dog) if you hear him during the episode put a heart ❤️ emoji in the comment section .
This episode Steffi and Monse reveal private details about their dating life.
So tune in to find out on your platform of choice . We are on 7 platforms Apple, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcast, Breaker, Radio Public and PocketCasts

#🇪🇨❤️😊

08/30/2020

ÑañitasinNYC Sneak Peek #2. In life sometimes love is a bit complicated . Steffi and Monse will talk about their personal experiences. Tune in tomorrow for Episode 4 . #🇪🇨❤️😊 📸

08/28/2020

Monse and Steffi enjoy speaking about various topics in their podcast. They get into another very interesting topic. We invited .rivera674 to be a guest star on Monday’s podcast episode.

In this post we want to highlight a very special placed that is located in Ambato, Ecuador. This park is called Parque de los Enamorados ( The park of lovers). This park has beautiful landscapes and many flowers/trees. Many lovers visit this park on their first dates. Can you guess what this upcoming episode will be on ? #🇪🇨❤️😊 @ Ambato, Ecuador

08/23/2020

Sneak Peek to Episode 3 ...more yummy Ecuadorian Food

ÑañitasinNYC went on the hunt for more Ecuadorian food in Queens.

This time they came across Chiflez. Chiflez is a Latin fusion restaurant that has food from South America.

However, for this food adventure we made to only try Ecuadorian food. Aka Monse didn’t allowed anyone to have the green sauce that was served on the side.

Steffi and Monse order:

Tripa mishqui( chitlins)which is a street food sold in Ecuador 🇪🇨 is typically serve with. hominy(mote), onions, tomatoes (curtido) and hot sauce if desired. In Chiflez they served this dish with choclo mote, havas,llapingancho,tostado and curtido. Cholo mote is a hybrid type of corn thats is mixture or corn and hominy. Llapingancho is a potatoe pattie that is fried. Havas is fava beans. Tostado is corn nuts.

Ceviche de Camaron (shrimp cocktail) ceviche has shrimp, onions, tomatoes, cilantro and in some households they add different items such as mustard, ketchup and even hot sauce it all just depends on your taste.

Empanada de viento (cheese pastry) which is a big puffy looking pastry that looks like is full of air and fill with cheese . This is usually accompany by a cup of coffee in the afternoon.

Thank-you Dario Castellanos and Randy Rivera for joining us in this food tasting adventure.

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