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This City in Colombia Is Tackling Rising Temperatures with ‘Green Corridors’ — And It Has Already Seen Cooler Temperatures 
Nicknamed the "city of eternal spring" for its beautiful climate, Medellín, Colombia's second-largest city, has long been a magnet for tourists.  However, rapid urbanization and past developmental missteps left the city vulnerable to the heat island effect, where urban surfaces absorb and trap heat, exacerbating temperatures.  In 2016, rising concerns over heat and air pollution prompted action. The introduction of the...
Remembering Afro-Latino Actor, Chance Perdomo
Chance Perdomo, a celebrated Afro-Latino actor known for his roles in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Gen V, tragically passed away at the age of 27 after a motorcycle accident.  Born in Los Angeles and raised in England, Perdomo's diverse heritage, including Guatemalan roots from his mother's side, added depth to his identity and career.  In a statement released by his...
Artists in Peru Unveil a Mural Dedicated to Akira Toriyama, the Late Creator of 'Dragon Ball'  
Peruvian street artists unveiled a mural in La Victoria on March 24th, dedicated to the late creator of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama, who passed away on March 11th at the age of 68. The mural, which is about twice the height of the Empire State Building, is a tribute to Toriyama's enduring legacy and the influence he had on Latin...
Te Felicito: Shakira is Getting Her Own Exhibit at the Grammy Museum belatina
Shakira has a hot take on the widely acclaimed film Barbie, directed by Greta Gerwig. In a recent Allure profile and cover story, she offered candid insights to the feminist movie – and some are shocked at her revelations.   During the interview, Shakira, whose new album "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" explores themes of empowerment and resilience, did not...
Peso Pluma Continues to Break Musical Boundaries Beyond Corridos Tumbados with Anitta Collaboration on 'Bellakeo’ 
During her recent performance at the Tecate Pal Norte festival, Anitta stole the show with her sultry dance moves and an unexpected moment when she brought Peso Pluma onstage. Together, they wooed the audience with a rendition of "Bellakeo," a song they collaborated on a few months ago. However, what truly caught everyone's attention was the kiss exchanged between...
'Neon,' A Reggaeton Comedy Coming to Netflix, Now Counts with Daddy Yankee As Its Executive Producer
Daddy Yankee, who is known by many as the king of reggaeton, has decided to make a return to the music scene. However, this time around, he's embracing Christian themes in his music.   This reggaeton legend, whose real name is Ramón Luis Ayala, said in his final concert that he was going to dedicate his life to spreading the message...
After Max Heartlessly Axed ‘Gordita Chronicles,’ It Is Now Back and Ready to Be Binged on a New Platform  
Tubi is breathing new life into the Max original series Gordita Chronicles, as it secures the rights to Season 1, becoming the exclusive destination for this favorite among the Latino community.   According to Deadline, you can start catching up on Gordita Chronicles on March 29 at 7:30 a.m. Pacific Time.  ‘Gordita Chronicles’ Never Left the Hearts of Its Fans Created by...
As investigators comb through the wreckage of the cargo ship that collided with Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, divers brave the depths in search of the Latino construction workers who fell into the bay. Wednesday saw the recovery of the bodies of two of them, with the others presumed deceased.  The victims are identified as 35-year-old Mexican Alejandro Fernández Fuentes...
The ‘Other’ Box Might Become Obsolete Soon as the U.S. Census Will Now Include ‘Hispanic’ and ‘Latino’ Within Its Race Categories for the First Time in History
Say goodbye to the “other” box in the U.S. Census and important documents.   The Biden administration has revamped race and ethnicity standards, introducing significant changes to capture the diversity within the United States. For the first time, Hispanic or Latino individuals will have their own standalone category, streamlining the process and allowing respondents to select multiple options that align...
Shakira's Inspiring Acceptance Speech at Premios Juventud 2023 Leaves Audience Feeling Empowered
Shakira proved she can turn any night into a celebration as she rocked Times Square with an impromptu concert that drew a crowd of around 40,000 fans. Billboard reports that the announcement of the pop-up show on her social media accounts sent fans into a frenzy, with the stage doors swinging open to the sound of her iconic hit,...
Tragic Bridge Collapse in Baltimore Claims Lives of Latino Immigrant Workers
It’s been a sad week, especially for the Latino community. The bridge collapse at Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge earlier this week has resulted in the presumed deaths of six construction workers, all of whom are Latino immigrants. The workers, originally from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico, were engaged in repair work on the bridge when a cargo...
Que Orgullo: Shakira’s Son, Milan, Makes His Debut as a Drummer 
Shakira is not the only one who holds talent in her family – her sons are also as talented. In fact, lately, her son, Milan, has been making rounds in the spotlight.   After captivating audiences with his drumming debut, Shakira's eldest son has become the talk of social media. Eleven-year-old Milan showcased his musical talents during a rock band...