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Latino-owned Gifts for Anyone Who Loves Their Cultura
In Latin American cultures gift-giving is an expression of affection and connection. Oftentimes, it’s beyond the material factor and more about the emotional significance.   So, this year, as BELatina embraces the spirit of giving, why not make a meaningful impact by supporting smaller Latino-owned brands? These businesses, deeply rooted in culture and creativity, offer unique gifts that resonate with...
Peso Pluma Continues to Break Musical Boundaries Beyond Corridos Tumbados with Anitta Collaboration on 'Bellakeo’ 
Peso Pluma is letting the world know that he will not be boxed into one genre. Though he has found plenty of success singing Mexican regional music, in particular corridos tumbados, he is showing everyone how versatile – and talented – he is.   From reggaeton to dembow, he is inserting himself into various musical spaces. In his most recent...
Latin American Countries Such As Colombia Prepare to Light Up the Night Thanks to 'Día de las Velitas' — Here's How This Holiday Came About
Colombia is preparing for one of its most beloved and bright evenings of the holiday season, setting the streets aglow with candles and lanterns to honor Día de las Velitas.  The celebration of Día de las Velitas, also known as the 'Night of the Little Candles,' stands as one of Colombia's most special festivities. Held annually on December 7th, this...
Latina Tequila Distiller Talks About the Beauty Behind the Latino-Owned Brand, El Mayor Tequila
In the world of tequila, El Mayor stands tall as a handcrafted premium, Latino-owned brand, with a legacy rooted in generations of meticulous craftsmanship. Recently featured on BELatina, we had the opportunity to dive into the story behind this esteemed tequila brand.   We spoke to Grace Gonzalez, who is the Fourth Generation Distiller and Brand Ambassador – and she shed...
Julissa Prado and Charly Stoever Inspire with Community Entrepreneurship and Money Management 
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Medellín Demolishes Pablo Escobar's Museum House, Signaling a Break from its Dark Past
Juana Manuela Marroquín Santos, daughter of the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar, is grappling with a legal battle in Colombia.   The dispute revolves around hefty taxes owed on properties left behind by her father, Pablo Escobar, following his demise. Despite efforts to contest the taxes claimed by the Colombian tax authority (DIAN), Manuela Escobar has faced a setback in...
The holiday season is often synonymous with joy, family gatherings, and warmth. Yet, for many students pursuing their dreams away from home, it can be a time tinged with longing, especially for Latino/e students accustomed to the warm embrace of their, often, multigenerational households. However, this year, there’s hope for students living away from home! And the Cuban descent...
The White House Welcomes Two New Brilliant Latinas to Its Communication Team 
According to Zippia, only 14 percent of White House employees are Hispanic. Considering that the Hispanic/Latino community is about to become the largest demographic in the United States, the proper representation of our community in all spaces is a must. Nevertheless, The White House is keeping this in mind – and it is evident it wants to diversify its...
Karol G Came Went All in for Medellín in Her ‘Mañana Será Bonito Fest’
Karol G recently set her hometown, Medellin, on fire with a concert that redefined extravagance. Like a true Latina, she’s extra to the nth degree – and we are here for it.   Known as La Bichota, her presence during the "Mañana Será Bonito Fest” transformed the City of Eternal Spring into a kaleidoscope of colors and electrifying energy. From...
After Family Emigrated from Ecuador, Amy Chalán Makes Them Proud by Becoming the First Ever Kichwa Saraguro Harvard Graduate
Amy Chalán Vacacela, a trailblazing figure from the Chukidel Ayllullakta community, has etched her name in history as the first Kichwa Saraguro individual to graduate from Harvard University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences.  Hailing from Ecuador, Amy represents a strong people, a subset of the Kichwa nation. Their community, known for its enduring spirit and preservation of customs,...
Ice Spice Was Crowned First in Her Spotify Wrapped 2023 and This Echoes the Power of Self-Love – Here's Why That Matters
Ice Spice, the drill rapper hailing from the Bronx, recently divulged her Spotify Wrapped 2023, which highlighted the power of self-appreciation, self-care, and resilience. And these are the types of values her young fan base deserves to witness.   At the pinnacle of her eclectic lineup, she confidently crowned herself as her top artist, setting an unapologetic precedent for self-love...
From Eva Longoria to Dolores Huerta, TIME's Latino Leaders Dinner Celebrated Some of the Latino Voices Shaping the Future 
Last night, Los Angeles played host to a momentous event as TIME magazine rolled out the red carpet for the TIME Latino Leaders Dinner. This affair highlighted the extraordinary impact of U.S.-based Latino leaders who are shaping the fabric of the future of those in the United States.  The star-studded gathering, hosted by TIME, featured prominent figures from the Latino/e...