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Our Top 7 Favorite Latinx Shows
From action-packed dramas to romantic date night must-sees, we’re bringing you a list of our picks for our top 7 favorite Latinx shows.
Lido Pimienta’s Music: A Love Letter to Black and Afro-Latinas and a Middle Finger to Whitewashed Standards
We’ve covered Pimienta’s activist work, and we’ve even mentioned her in a couple of playlists and recommendations but what we haven’t discussed is why her work is so important to our community.
Selena: The Series Part 2 Review: The Series Brings More of the Same
Consisting of 9 episodes, like part 1, Part 2 of Selena: The Series takes off right where part 1 left off.
No, White-Centric Shows Do Not Need a Reboot. Here’s Why.
From Gossip Girl to Sex and the City, there are plenty of shows out there that dominated our screens during their original runs, but we question if their reboots were really necessary.
Reyna from Quiero Prints Wants You to Feel at Home with Her Designs
We spoke with Reyna about her shop, Quiero Prints and the feeling of home that she is bringing her customers through cultural designs.
Latinx-Focused Production Company Launched by ‘Selena: The Series’ Creator
“Selena the Series” Creator Moisés Zamora has teamed up with Bianca Quesada and business partner Ellen Gorra to launch Zone One Productions.
Netflix’s Newest Release, “Ginny & Georgia” Speaks to Identity Struggles
Ginny & Georgia is the latest of newly released Netflix shows getting everyone talking, covering a variety of themes while teaching us tons of life lessons along the way.
We Talked to Destiny Navaira About Her Music and the Future of Tejano Music
Destiny Navaira started songwriting when she was ten years old and hasn’t stopped since.
Our Top 7 Favorite Latinx Shows
From action-packed dramas to romantic date night must-sees, we’re bringing you a list of our picks for our top 7 favorite Latinx shows.
Lido Pimienta’s Music: A Love Letter to Black and Afro-Latinas and a Middle Finger to Whitewashed Standards
We’ve covered Pimienta’s activist work, and we’ve even mentioned her in a couple of playlists and recommendations but what we haven’t discussed is why her work is so important to our community.
Selena: The Series Part 2 Review: The Series Brings More of the Same
Consisting of 9 episodes, like part 1, Part 2 of Selena: The Series takes off right where part 1 left off.
No, White-Centric Shows Do Not Need a Reboot. Here’s Why.
From Gossip Girl to Sex and the City, there are plenty of shows out there that dominated our screens during their original runs, but we question if their reboots were really necessary.
Reyna from Quiero Prints Wants You to Feel at Home with Her Designs
We spoke with Reyna about her shop, Quiero Prints and the feeling of home that she is bringing her customers through cultural designs.
Latinx-Focused Production Company Launched by ‘Selena: The Series’ Creator
“Selena the Series” Creator Moisés Zamora has teamed up with Bianca Quesada and business partner Ellen Gorra to launch Zone One Productions.
Netflix’s Newest Release, “Ginny & Georgia” Speaks to Identity Struggles
Ginny & Georgia is the latest of newly released Netflix shows getting everyone talking, covering a variety of themes while teaching us tons of life lessons along the way.
We Talked to Destiny Navaira About Her Music and the Future of Tejano Music
Destiny Navaira started songwriting when she was ten years old and hasn’t stopped since.