Latino themed stories, rants, shows, and more.
Puerto Rico remains a U.S. colony, struggling under financial pressures and limited freedom despite U.S. citizenship. From historical exploitation to natural disasters, the island faces ongoing challenges tied to American policies, making statehood a complex but possible path toward real support and equality.
Yesterday, while enjoying my mom’s home cooking and familiar songs, I was overwhelmed by emotion. The laughter, the memories, and that feeling of home reminded me how much I cherish these moments. Nothing compares to the comfort of family, love, and those simple, irreplaceable gatherings.
Growing up, my mom would clean the house on weekends while playing favorite artists like Marisela, Marco Antonio Solis, Julio Iglesias, and of course, Pimpinela. I recently rediscovered their song “Olvídame y pega la vuelta” and wondered if anyone else remembers this classic track?
Responding to stereotypes about Latino men, this article challenges generalizations based on family stories. It highlights the importance of judging individuals over cultural labels and urges moving beyond outdated views of machismo. Embrace respect and understanding instead of unfair judgments.
Being a present father matters—no matter the challenges. I share my story as a Latino dad working hard to break the cycle of absenteeism, forging a strong bond with my son through love and respect. Let’s raise our hijos with support and hope for a brighter future.
Local Bronx kids were recruited for casting buzz in Baz Luhrmann’s show, but none landed lead roles. Many feel misled as established actors, like Jaden Smith, took center stage. The community’s diverse culture, especially Latinos, remains underrepresented, sparking frustration among hopeful local talent.
Frustrated by Baz Luhrmann’s casting choices for The Get Down, many Bronx kids were hyped but overlooked for major roles. With little Latino representation and favoritism toward known actors like Jaden Smith, the local community feels misled and unheard in this show meant to represent them.
At the Boricua online event, we talked Latino culture and ignorance. Later, a drunk woman obsessed over Karlo’s glasses, thinking you had to speak Spanish to wear them. Hilarious and awkward moments like these remind us how important it is to educate and embrace our culture.
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