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Meet Natalia Rivera Sánchez, the Puerto Rican Pharmacist Leading the Way in Male Contraception Research
Latina pharmacist, Natalia Rivera Sánchez, is on the path to becoming a trailblazer in the field of male contraception research.  "Male contraceptives are much needed. The responsibility of family planning nowadays falls heavily on women," Rivera Sánchez told El Nuevo Dia.   Raised in Salinas, Puerto Rico, Rivera Sánchez's academic journey began at the University of Puerto Rico in Cayey, where...
Foreigners Continue to ‘Fastidiar’: Now They Want to Close Down a Local Restaurant in Puerto Vallarta Because the Mexican Music is ‘Too Loud’ 
Last week, Mazatlán was in the spotlight with heated discussions of foreigners trying to remove Mexican bands from its lively beaches, decried by some as too noisy and raucous. (Spoiler alert: Mexican culture won as expected.) Yet, amidst this uproar, a strikingly similar controversy has unfurled in Puerto Vallarta, casting a shadow over an iconic restaurant, "Gaby’s,” with a...
Anticipation Builds: J.Lo’s ‘This Is Me... Now' Track List Revealed 
People are starting to coin a new nickname for Jennifer Lopez, and it's not exactly flattering. Dubbed "J-lulu," it's a play on the Gen Z term "delulu," which essentially means "delusional." This nickname comes amidst criticism of JLo's recent behavior, with many accusing her of giving off mean girl vibes.  Adding fuel to the fire are her latest projects –...
Meet Ela Taubert, Karol G’s Opening Act in Bogotá for the ‘Mañana Será Bonito LATAM Tour’ 
Colombian rising star Ela Taubert's journey from a small town to the grand stage is the epitome of dreams realized. Recently, on April 6th, her dream took flight as she opened for Karol G's concert in Bogotá, Colombia. Fans cheered Ela when she got on the stage, showcasing the power of her music, which is something that resonates with...
Latinas Can Be The Best Version of Themselves – Here's How  
There are many celebrity Latinas who serve as inspiration because of things like their wellness routines, their professional success and their commitment to family. Aside from our “primera muerta que sencilla” approach in life, we, too, can invest in healthy routines to reach our goals.   Let’s be real: Latinas are a force to be reckoned with – but everyone knows...
Musicians In Mazatlán, Mexico, Emerge Victorious After Foreign-Born Tourists Tried to Silence Them and Their Art
Tourists are realizing the power of the Latino community. We won’t be told what happens in our land. The latest example of this took place in Mazatlán, which is located in Sinaloa, Mexico – and the joy is almost palpable.   See, the lively sounds of northern Mexican banda have emerged triumphant in Mazatlán. But it took some fighting to...
BELatina's Latest Episode was a Fusion of Latino Culture and Practical Living 
In BELatina's recent airing on Lifetime TV, viewers were treated to a unique blend of Latino culture and practical living. Hosted by Karent Sierra and James Tahhan, the episode combined the distinctive BELatina vibras with insightful discussions on furnishing homes and exploring dream Caribbean vacations.  The episode took viewers on a journey with Rent-A-Center location and a Latino family who was...
ICYMI: Former Miss Universe Guatemala, Ivana Batchelor, Causes Outrage After Stating ‘It’s Obvious’ She Doesn’t Look Guatemalan Because of Her ‘Height and Skin Tone’ 
Guatemala's former beauty queen, Ivana Batchelor, recently sat down for an interview with Spanish YouTuber Paulino G, where they spoke about various topics, including her personal life and nationality. However, Batchelor's response to a question about her origins has sparked controversy on social media, particularly on TikTok.  In the interview, Paulino G asked Batchelor about her nationality, to which she responded,...
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...