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Abelardo de la Espriella aka ‘El Tigre’ Earned More Votes Than...

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Abelardo de la Espriella, the lawyer and businessman known as "El Tigre," won the first round of Colombia's presidential election on Sunday with a...

Colombia’s Best Kept Secret in Fashion Is the Latino Architect Who...

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Every year, on the first Monday of May, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York becomes something altogether different from what it is...

Violence During ‘Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso’ Filming Leaves Three Dead

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Filming for Sin senos sí hay paraíso was interrupted by a violent incident in Bogotá, Colombia that left three people dead, including two members...

Javiera Londoño, the Woman Who Challenged Slavery And Inspired Afro-Colombian Traditions...

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Tradition in Latin America often lives inside celebration, even when its origins come from moments tied to resistance and the people who chose to...

We Are Defrosting and As It Warms Up We’re Supporting Latina-Owned...

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Summer starts to feel real the moment Latinas begin thinking about what they are going to wear. Across the country, closets begin to shift as...

The Voice of Today’s Música Popular Falls Silent as Colombia Grieves...

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Yeison Jiménez died Saturday afternoon in a plane crash in Boyacá, ending the life of an artist who helped carry música popular from rural...

How Afro-Latino Communities in Colombia Celebrate Christmas in February Through a...

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The holiday season carries different meanings across Afro-Latino communities in Colombia, where faith, memory, and Afro-Latinidad shape how Christmas is understood and when it...

Latinas Are Exposing Cheating Men Across Latin America Through a Viral...

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The quiet routines of daily life in Colombia shifted in recent weeks with the sudden arrival of a digital document that promised exposure and...

Why J Balvin Honoring His Roots Resonates With Latino Immigrants

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Dreams often require distance, and for immigrants that distance frequently carries the weight of separation from language, home, and the streets that once shaped...

In Colombia’s Sierra Nevada, the Indigenous Tribe Arahuaco Protect the Soul...

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The mountains of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta rise with quiet authority over Colombia’s northern coast, their peaks often lost in mist as...

Colombian Singer Blessd Becomes The First Latino To Open The Ballon...

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The Ballon d’Or ceremony in Paris has long been known as a night devoted to fútbol's brightest stars, yet this year a Colombian voice...

Kola Román, the Oldest Soda in the World, Was Born in...

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Latin American countries have set the example for many things in the world, from cultural traditions to innovations that quietly shape global history. In...