Asturian-American Migration Forum

You are right that Spanish food in the US tends to be a bit pricey for the average american. That can be attributed to the fact that some of the dishes contain items that are somewhat costly such as seafood. Some restaurants have to import food items especially if the are located far from distributo...

Yes, that is the corect Las Vegas...heading south from Aviles towards Villalegre and into the Consejo de Corvera. Just past Las Vegas is Los Campos. I spent many summer days in that area.

My dad's name is Enrique Edrosa Lopez. My uncle (Jesus Edrosa Lopez)runs a stone working place and was actually born when they lived in Santiago del Monte. My grandparents now live in Las Vegas on the outskirts of Aviles.

This is the first time I have ever looked at this website and I just wanted to say that I am awe struck by the amount of information and networking that the site provides. I was born and raised in New York City. My dad was born in the small town of Vidal near Trabada, Lugo but pretty much grew up in...

Finding jobs in Spain is quite a task. Although this is true for college grads it is especially true for non college grads whom find themselves competing with many others to obtain any job. Many of my family members and friends that live in the areas around Aviles have always struggled with finding ...

What I find interesting about all of the history between Asturians and the Dupont family is that Dupont built a fairly large plant in Asturias. It is located by Cancienes in Corvera. I saw it being constructed during my summer trips to visit my grand parents. It provided lots of needed jobs when it ...

This is the first time I have ever looked at this website and I just wanted to say that I am awe struck by the amount of information and networking that the site provides. I was born and raised in New York City. My dad was born in the small town of Vidal near Trabada, Lugo but pretty much grew up in...

I agree that Newark is a kind of "mecca" of spanish restaurants on the east coast. It is nice that they are all located on one street-Ferry. This reminds Spanish immigrants of the 70s of 14th street in NYC back then. most Spanish restaurants are making a comeback in New York City as well.....