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Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez’s Inter Miami Just Got an Energy Boost and Fans Are Loving It 
Inter Miami’s identity has always been shaped by its deep connection to Latino culture. With soccer icons like Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez on the roster, the team carries one of the strongest Latino presences in Major League Soccer. The fans reflect that same energy, filling Chase Stadium with chants in Spanish and draping the stands with flags from...
Myrka Dellanos Accuses All Mexicans of Being Criminals on Live TV and Faces Massive Backlash 
Myrka Dellanos, once celebrated for her role as the anchor of Primer Impacto, is now facing widespread condemnation after making inflammatory comments about Mexicans during a broadcast of La Mesa Caliente, Telemundo's daytime talk show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDp_GUUuL-c The Cuban-American host declared on live television that all Mexicans had ties to organized crime, insisting it was "proven" by the United States government....
Latina Boxing Champion Amanda Serrano Sets New Standards in Most Watched Women’s Sports Event 
A rivalry that has reshaped women's boxing reaches its decisive chapter on July 11. Latina boxer Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor will meet for the third time, returning to Madison Square Garden, where their first battle unfolded in 2022. The fight for Taylor’s undisputed super lightweight championship will be streamed live on Netflix at no additional cost, as announced...
SpaceX’s Starship Explodes Again Disrupting Air Traffic Over Puerto Rico 
Flights were grounded, diverted, or forced to return after the spacecraft detonated during a test flight. Aerostar Airport Holdings, which operates the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in Puerto Rico, confirmed that air traffic was halted over the island before resuming shortly after the explosion. The extent of the disruption remains unclear, but delays and cancellations rippled through airports,...
How J Balvin is Using Fútbol to Change Lives Across Colombia 
J Balvin's impact on Medellín goes beyond his music. Through his Vibra en Alta Foundation, the Colombian singer has partnered with EA SPORTS and LALIGA to open a new sports field, aiming to support and uplift the youth of his home city. The project, called FC FUTURES, is focused on creating spaces that promote both athletic and social development.  The...
Daddy Yankee’s Daughter, Jessaelys Ayala, Claims She Faces Death Threats After Taking Sides in Her Parents’ Divorce 
The image of an unbreakable family unity has faded. The legal dispute between Daddy Yankee and his ex-wife, Mireddys González, has strained relationships, with their daughter, Jesaaelys, seemingly taking sides.  During the high-profile court proceedings that initially put the former couple under scrutiny, Jesaaelys stood by her mother. The father-daughter bond suffered. Yankee admitted their relationship had been “lacerated” but...
Karol G Apologizes as Critics Slam Song ‘+57’ for Alleged Messages About Youth and Drugs 
In November 2024, a collaboration between Colombian reggaetón singers Karol G, J Balvin, Maluma, Feid, Ryan Castro, Blessd, DFZM, and Ovy on the Drums produced the track ‘+57.’   The song, named after the country’s calling code, aimed to celebrate the unity of Colombian artists and the national pride of their shared heritage. Yet, what could have been a cultural...
JennyLee Molina 305 BELatina Latinx
Edited on March 5, 2025. Whenever people ask where I live, I never say Florida. I say Miami. I’ve done it for as long as I can remember, and it’s because this city is unlike any other. It might appear on a map as part of Florida, but in every other way, it stands apart. Locals call it the 305...
Brazil Carnival Makes History Honoring Xica Manicongo, the Country’s First Recorded Trans Woman
Rio de Janeiro’s carnival is always filled with music, movement, and larger-than-life performances. But behind the spectacle, every samba school brings a story to life. This year, Paraíso do Tuiuti, a samba school, is making history by honoring Xica Manicongo, recognized as the first recorded trans woman in Brazil. Her name was nearly lost to time, but now, she...
Shakira's Inspiring Acceptance Speech at Premios Juventud 2023 Leaves Audience Feeling Empowered
Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tour has hit several roadblocks, with a few canceled performances across Latin America. Fans in Chile were the latest to face disappointment when both of her scheduled shows in Santiago were called off. Instead of letting them leave empty-handed, Shakira stepped outside of the Mandarin Hotel and sang to the crowd. Her voice...
Mexico City Schools Are Making History as Students Can Now Learn the Indigenous Language Náhuatl Instead of English 
Mexico City is bringing Náhuatl back into the classroom. The second most spoken language in Mexico, Náhuatl has shaped the country’s history and culture for centuries. Now, students in 78 public schools will have the option to learn it as an elective. The goal is to preserve the language, make it accessible, and instill pride in a heritage that...
Zoe Saldaña’s Oscar Win Is Huge — But Hollywood’s Latina Representation Is Still Embarrassingly Low 
The list of Latinas who have taken home an Oscar is painfully short. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has handed out awards for nearly a century, yet the number of Latina winners can be counted on one hand. Zoe Saldaña added her name to that exclusive list on Sunday night, becoming the first Dominican American to...