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Meet J Noa: The Afro-Latina Rapper That Recently Performed at NPR’s...

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El barrio, or the hood, is a place where so many different events take place – and, oftentimes, many people don’t pay attention to...

Devastating Explosion Rocks San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic: A Community in Mourning 

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A quiet day turned into chaos as a powerful explosion shattered San Cristóbal, a vibrant town in the Dominican Republic. The blast, originating from...

Why Bad Bunny’s Grammys Performance Brought Pride to Puerto Ricans, Dominicans,...

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Bad Bunny is setting more than trends. He’s shifting society’s perception of what is accepted. Though he’s not the first artist to use his platform...

Is Bad Bunny Teaching Us About Boundaries?

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The new year has barely revved its engine and drama is already a-brewing.  From the collective grunts as many people get back to business after...

The Dominican & Puerto Rican Comedian Aida Rodriguez Talks about Colorism...

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“It’s white supremacy. The worst thing that ever happened to us is that they gave us flags,” the American-Puerto Rican-Dominican comedian, actress, writer, and...

Tokischa Crossovers to Corrido with Mexican Rapper Natanael Cano

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Is there anything Tokischa can’t do? The Dominican urban artist keeps pushing the envelope. This time around with a collaboration with the famed Mexican rapper,...

A New Era of Dembow is Emerging From Dominican Sector, ‘La...

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As Dembow gains mainstream popularity, you may have been hearing of “La 42” — also known as “La 42 de Capotillo” — in the...

BELatina’s Weekly Roundup: Bianca Graulau, Jennifer Lopez, Latino-Owned Businesses, And More

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¡Feliz viernes, BELatina! It’s hard to remain positive while the world experiences natural disasters  – like the Caribbean's Hurricane Fiona, and Mexico’s earthquakes – but...

Frankeli Bencosme, Producer of the First Suspense Dominican Film, Passes Away

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Frankeli Bencosme, producer and author of the first Dominican mystery and suspense film “Andrea”, has sadly passed away. “Andrea,” released in 2005, is based on...

New York Bodegas: A Lifeline in the Time of Coronavirus

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“No longer were there individual destinies; only a collective destiny, made of plague and the emotions shared by all.” – Albert Camus As the coronavirus...

Talk Fast, Listen Slow Is the Latina BFF Podcast You’ve Been...

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Angela Carrasco and Katherine Castro are a decidedly Dominican power duo as the fast-talking, unapologetic, quick-witted co-hosts of Talk Fast, Listen Slow, a new...

Jenny Polanco Is the First Latino Celebrity to Die From Coronavirus

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In an epidemic where the dead are no longer just a figure, talking about a victim with a first and last name may be...