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This Adorable Animated Short Film From Chile Is About a Dog and Cat Who Fall in Love

11.27.17

'Here's the Plan' courtesy of the filmmakers

30 Years Later, Luis Valdez & Esai Morales Reflect on the Impact of ‘La Bamba’

11.22.17

'La Bamba.' ©1987 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy of Columbia Pictures.

This Moving Documentary Is an Homage to Mexico’s A Cappella Singers Who Keep Cardenche Alive

11.21.17

'A morir a los desiertos' Courtesy of Los Cabos International Film Festival

This Is What Latino Film Critics Are Saying About Pixar’s ‘Coco’

11.21.17

Progression Image 3 of 3: Final Frame..ASPIRING MUSICIAN — In Disney•Pixar’s “Coco,” Miguel (voice of newcomer Anthony Gonzalez) dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like the celebrated Ernesto de la Cruz (voice of Benjamin Bratt). But when he strums his idol’s guitar, he sets off a mysterious chain of events. Directed by Lee Unkrich, co-directed by Adrian Molina and produced by Darla K. Anderson, “Coco” opens in theaters Nov. 22, 2017.

15 Years Later, Salma Hayek Reflects on Producing ‘Frida’ and Showing a Different Side of Mexico

11.21.17

Salma Hayek speaks onstage during "Indie Contenders Roundtable" at AFI FEST 2017. Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for AFI

The Cast of ‘Coco’ On Who They’d Love to Hang Out With in the Land of the Dead

11.20.17

Gina Rodriguez in 'Jane the Virgin'. Photo by Adam Rose. Courtesy of The CW

The Novel Jane’s Been Writing on ‘Jane the Virgin’ Is Real. Here’s Our Review

by Manuel Betancourt

11.20.17

Here’s Where You Can See Pixar’s ‘Coco’ in Spanish

by Kiko Martinez

11.17.17

'Ayer maravilla fui' still courtesy of Los Cabos International Film Festival

Away From the Male Gaze: The Changing Face of Female Sexuality in Latin American Cinema

by Manuel Betancourt

11.17.17

Why the Spanish Dub of Pixar’s ‘Coco’ Is Even Better Than the Original

by Manuel Betancourt

11.17.17

Carmelo Anthony #7 of the Oklahoma City Thunder brings the ball down court against Melbourne United. Photo by J Pat Carter/Getty Images

Carmelo Anthony Just Discovered His Puerto Rican Dad Has South American Roots

by Kiko Martinez

11.16.17

How Disney Redeemed Itself With ‘Coco’ After the Día de Muertos Trademark Fiasco

by Gustavo Arellano

11.16.17

Ariela Barer in Marvel's 'Runaways.' Photo by Paul Sarkis. Courtesty of Hulu

Actress Ariela Barer, aka Goth Carmen from ‘One Day at a Time,’ on Joining the Marvel Universe

11.15.17

General view of atmosphere at Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants: The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom Halloween Party. Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Nickelodeon

This Fashion Brand Combined SpongeBob SquarePants With Pre-Columbian Mexico

11.15.17

Mexican Director Gabriel Mariño On Creating a Melancholy Drama About a Soul That Changes Bodies Every Few Months

11.14.17

Pixar’s ‘Coco’ Is Now the Highest-Grossing Movie in Mexico’s History

11.14.17

'Brujos' still courtesy of Ricardo Gamboa

TRAILER: In New Episodes of ‘Brujos,’ Gay Latino Witches Are Hunted by Rich White Guys

11.14.17

Overview of the Ipanema bay in Rio de Janeiro. At the end of the beach one can view the famous mountains "Two brothers". Photo by Andre Pinto / Getty Images

New Netflix Series Is Set in 1950s Rio de Janeiro During Birth of Bossa Nova

11.13.17

This Adorable Animated Short Film From Chile Is About a Dog and Cat Who Fall in Love

30 Years Later, Luis Valdez & Esai Morales Reflect on the Impact of ‘La Bamba’

This Moving Documentary Is an Homage to Mexico’s A Cappella Singers Who Keep Cardenche Alive

This Is What Latino Film Critics Are Saying About Pixar’s ‘Coco’

15 Years Later, Salma Hayek Reflects on Producing ‘Frida’ and Showing a Different Side of Mexico

The Cast of ‘Coco’ On Who They’d Love to Hang Out With in the Land of the Dead

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