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‘The Book of Life’ Director Jorge Gutierrez Calls Netflix’s ‘Seis Manos’ “The ‘Citizen Kane’ of Mexican Animé” 10.01.19
Valgur’s ‘Zapandú’ Is a Synth Pop Odyssey Against Femicide, Sexual Assault & Violence in Mexico 10.01.19
Three Years In, Perreo Millennial Remains Mexico City’s Premier Reggaeton Function by Richard Villegas 09.27.19
How ‘La Llorona’ Director Jayro Bustamante Used Horror Tropes to Tell Guatemala’s Civil War-Torn History by Rafael Motamayor 09.25.19
José R. Ralat on How He Became the US’s First Taco Editor & Why Burritos Are Tacos by Kiko Martinez 09.25.19
Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, Karol G Among Reggaeton Stars Slamming the Latin Grammys for Exclusion by Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo 09.25.19
Meet Julio Rivera, the Inventor of a Meditation App Specifically for People of Color by Remezcla Estaff 09.25.19
Meet Arnol Guity Martinez, the Dancer Behind a One-of-a-Kind Garifuna-Inspired Fitness Class 09.24.19
“We Are Chosen for Basically the Shortest Straw”: Young Latinas on How Climate Change Affects Us 09.20.19
REVIEW: In ‘Agosto,’ a Cuban Teen Pursues His Crush & Cares for His Grandma During the Balsero Crisis 09.20.19