Latino themed stories, rants, shows, and more.
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.
Don Coqui in the Bronx offers huge portions of tasty Puerto Rican dishes in a spacious, lounge-like setting with great water views. Perfect for special occasions, the lively atmosphere and friendly service make it worth the trip, though it’s a bit pricey and not the easiest spot without a car.
Dive into the story of Fat Joe, a Bronx legend who credits Big Pun for teaching him how to make hits. Watch Music Choice Chronicles for exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes moments, plus join artists like 50 Cent and Jason Derulo sharing their musical journeys this fall.
Quick stop at a Spanish rotisserie in a Florida mall gave me tasty empanadas, croquettes, and chicken stew with rice and beans. Not the best ever, but solid and affordable fast food. Perfect if you’re nearby and craving something different. Worth a return visit for sure!
Disfruta “Mitad y Mitad” en Teatro SEA, una comedia oscura sobre dos hermanos y su compleja relación familiar. Con actuaciones brillantes de Roberto Manrique y Gabriel Porras, esta obra ofrece humor y reflexión. Imperdible para la comunidad hispana en Nueva York.
I remember visiting many Latino homes growing up, all sharing quirky traditions like keeping sofas covered in plastic to protect them. Though sticky in summer, that plastic helped furniture last for decades—a simple yet clever way our parents showed respect and cared for their homes. Viva la patria!
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