My own family has taught me that respecting and supporting each other is truly one of the most important things you can do in a family. It represents unity of family and traditions. It is so funny watching everyone shove grapes in their mouth and swallow all of them in like 10 seconds! represents good luck for each month of the year. My favorite dish is Arroz con pollo! We also make sure we eat 12 small grapes on New Year’s Eve right before it turns midnight! Eating the 12 grapes before it hits 12:00 a.m. My mom and Abuela (grandma) make the best Spanish food ever. We love to have big dinners with lots of family and friends. My favorite traditions would be during the holidays. Growing up in a bicultural Latino family we have so many traditions. Such a fun moment.ĭaphne Diaz on Disney’s “Stuck in the Middle” It’s a traditional thing to do when you turn 15, and I thought it was so amazing that our show included that. Growing up, one of my favorite traditions included going to visit my abuela and watching her cook delicious authentic Puerto Rican dishes. “Stuck in the Middle” embraced my heritage by my character Georgie having a quinceañera. Georgie Diaz on Disney’s “Stuck in the Middle” One day when I have my own family I hope I can set as good of an example as my aunts and uncles have done for me. When it comes to holidays we just know that it will be spent together. That means everything to me! We would never let her down. A few years ago when my Great-Grandma passed away she made us promise that all of our traditions would continue and that we’d always be there for each other. They are the people that are always in my corner.
In my real family I only have a sister (Nicole) but I have TONS of cousins, aunts and uncles. We have ups and downs just like a real family.
Being a part of the Diaz Family on “Stuck in the Middle” is nice because there is always someone around….there are 7 of us!!! On and off set we really care about one another. Lewie Diaz of Disney’s “Stuck in the Middle”įamily is a HUGE part of my life. I love how important family is in my culture, and for me, my family is my number one support system. “Stuck in the Middle” star and voice of Princess Isabella, the younger sister of Disney’s Princess Elenaīeing Latina is important to me because it’s who I am! It’s good to stay true to yourself and stay connected with your roots. Disney Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month! I asked some of our favorite young, Disney actors what they felt about being Latino (and bicultural)… this is what they had to say to DSM readers…. They are role models for all kids, but especially for the tiny Latino kids that believe there is a space for them. Being a bicultural Latino in the United States is quite the tightrope walk, but watching these young people pursue their careers in mainstream media really makes me proud. It’s Hispanic Heritage Month and so many Latino actors are talking about why our culture makes us proud… including these young Disney actors and cast of Stuck in the Middle.
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