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A Conversation With Cuco, Helado Negro, and Lido Pimienta on the Future of Latinos in Pop Music

01.22.18

In Short Doc ‘Symphony of a Sad Sea’, Director Carlos Morales Captures the Pain of Forced Migration

01.22.18

Hugo appears in Symphony of a Sad Sea by Carlos Morales, an official selection of the Shorts Programs at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Daniel Zuñiga.

Director Ana Alpizar on How the Cuban Government Makes it Hard for Indie Films to Thrive

01.19.18

Carlos Vigón appears in The Fisherman by Ana A. Alpizar, an official selection of the Shorts Programs at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Pablo Ascanio and Javier Pérez.

On Ep. 1 of ‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace,’ Ricky Martin Taps Into His Telenovela Roots

01.18.18

Edgar Ramirez as Gianni Versace. Photo by Jeff Daly. Courtesy of FX Networks

El Shirota’s Raw Tracks Capture What Made Rock Rebellion So Vital

01.17.18

These Bold Technicolor Photos Capture the Golden Age of Afro-Colombian Picó Culture

01.17.18

The pico El Negro Rumbero is pictured at a Sin Palenque dance in the Barrio Nueva Colombia. The photo was taken around 1987 or 1988. Archived by Fabian Altahona

'Matar a Jesus' still courtesy of Toronto International Film Festival

Laura Mora Turned the Pain From Her Father’s Murder Into a Moving Film About the Cycle of Violence

by Carlos Aguilar

01.17.18

This Zine Captures the Taboo Conversations Young Latinas Have Behind Closed Doors

by Cat Cardenas

01.17.18

Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez for Remezcla

How Jenn Morel Went From Video Vixen to Nimblest Dominicana Rapper in the Game

by Matthew Ismael Ruiz

01.16.18

Meet PJ Sin Suela, the Doctor-Turned-Rapper Following in Residente’s Footsteps

by Miguel Salazar

01.16.18

Chris Eyre, Joely Proudfit, Q'orianka Kilcher, Chief Phillip Whiteman Jr., Lynette Two Bulls attend the premiere of Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures' "Hostiles" at Samuel Goldwyn Theater on December 14, 2017 in Beverly Hills, California. Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images

Peruvian Actress Q’orianka Kilcher: There’s More than One Way to Portray Indigeneity on Screen

by Kiko Martinez

01.12.18

Photo by Matias Vial. Courtesy of Gianluca

Meet Gianluca, Chile’s Trap Romántico Heartthrob

by Caitlin Donohue

01.11.18

People who call themselves Dreamers, protest in front of the Senate side of the US Capitol to urge Congress in passing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, on December 6, 2017 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Leaving the Perfect DREAMer Narrative Behind: The Immigrant Rights Movement in Trump’s America

01.10.18

Photo by OneSixty Studios. Courtesy of Jon Z

Meet Jon Z, the Nimble MC Who Beat Residente’s Record for Most Words in a Rap Song

01.10.18

Salvadoran TPS Recipient: The Trump Administration “Unequivocally Rejected My Humanity”

01.10.18

Members of the Austin Welfare Rights Organization (AWRO) led protests at the Texas State Capitol against proposed cuts to welfare checks. Published in The Rag Vol. 4 No. 17, March 3, 1970.

This New Exhibit Shows How Latino and African-American Solidarity Built a Better Austin

01.08.18

There Are More Latinos on TV, But Is That Really Progress?

01.05.18

How Vicente García Stopped Revering Anglo Music and Learned to Love Dominican Folklore

01.05.18

A Conversation With Cuco, Helado Negro, and Lido Pimienta on the Future of Latinos in Pop Music

In Short Doc ‘Symphony of a Sad Sea’, Director Carlos Morales Captures the Pain of Forced Migration

Director Ana Alpizar on How the Cuban Government Makes it Hard for Indie Films to Thrive

On Ep. 1 of ‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace,’ Ricky Martin Taps Into His Telenovela Roots

El Shirota’s Raw Tracks Capture What Made Rock Rebellion So Vital

These Bold Technicolor Photos Capture the Golden Age of Afro-Colombian Picó Culture

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