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Boricua Creator Val Vega Uploads Short Film 'Melao' and Is Shocked by the Support
A short film uploaded without a rollout has quickly reached tens of thousands of viewers. Val Vega shared on TikTok that she posted Melao...
Latino Audiences Are Driving Podcasting So Why Don’t Our Favorite Podcasters Own What They Create?
Black and Latino listeners are reshaping podcasting in the United States, pushing the medium past talk radio in its share of spoken word listening,...
Argentine Trap Artist  Cazzu Reclaims Her Place in the Spotlight After Year-Long Hiatus 
A custody dispute involving Argentine artist Cazzu and Mexican singer Christian Nodal now drives a legislative proposal in Mexico. The conflict over travel permissions...
The Voice That Defined Argentine Fútbol, Marcelo Araujo, Dies at 78
Argentine fútbol broadcasting lost one of its most recognizable voices this week. Marcelo Araujo, the legendary commentator whose narration accompanied some of the most...
King Felipe VI Acknowledges Abuse Against Indigenous Peoples During the Conquest of the Americas
King Felipe VI of Spain publicly recognized that the conquest of the Americas involved abuse and ethical controversy during a visit to a cultural...
'La Prima' Tefi Pessoa Talks About the Importance of Latina Joy and Her New Collaboration With Rémy V
Tefi Pessoa speaks with the kind of honesty that feels instantly familiar to anyone raised in a Latino household where opinions move quickly across...
Shakira's LIV Miami Show Undermined by False Filming Rumor 
Shakira begins many mornings like any other parent. The Colombian singer recently described driving her son to flag football practice, a routine moment that...
Bad Bunny Breaks with Tradition, Backs Independent Puerto Rican Party in Historic Move and Endorses Juan Dalmau
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that accused Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny of illegally sampling music in one of the songs from...
Bad Gyal Says She Understands She Cannot Claim the Latino Experience
Spanish singer Bad Gyal released her album Más Cara on March 6, continuing a career built around reggaeton and Latin urban sounds that shaped...
Op-Ed: Karol G Is Transforming Medellín's Narrative and It’s Healing for ‘Paisas’ Everywhere
March 8 draws attention every year to the long fight for women’s rights and equal opportunity. International Women’s Day began as a labor movement led...
BELatina’s Weekend Recap: Inflation Reduction Act, ‘Alma’s Way,’ Petro, And More belatina latine
Ana Navarro added an unexpected line to her résumé this week. The View co-host made a surprise Broadway appearance on March 6 during a...
How Vivir Quintana’s 'Canción Sin Miedo' Became the Voice of International Women’s Day Across Latin America
International Women’s Day carries deep significance across Latin America and within Latino communities across the world because March 8 has become a moment when...