Bad Bunny’s New Album Is So Much More Than a Love Letter to Puerto Rico
Bad Bunny’s New Album Is So Much More Than a Love Letter to Puerto Rico
A deeper look at the artist’s chart-topping album. On January 5, 2025, the eve of the Día de los Reyes—the Puerto Rican holiday also known as Three Kings Day—Bad Bunny dropped his sixth studio album, titled Debí Tirar Más Fotos (stylized as DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS). Fans already had a [...]
The Top 20 Songs of 2024 by Latin Artists
The Top 20 Songs of 2024 by Latin Artists
As we say goodbye to another wild, weird, and sometimes wonderful year, Latina reflects on the biggest musical moments of 2024 and all the brilliant work created by Latina musicians worldwide this year—and there was a lot of it. Women like Karol G, Kali Uchis, and Young Miko continued [...]
15 of the Best Cookbooks by Latin Chefs to Give Your Favorite Foodie
15 of the Best Cookbooks by Latin Chefs to Give Your Favorite Foodie
These cookbooks by chefs all over the world cover everything from ceviche and lomito to sourdough and sofrito. While you’re at it, check out our holiday guides for the best gifts from Latin-owned brands and the best wellness gifts. All products are hand-selected by Latina editors. If you buy something through one [...]
Reclaiming the Narrative: Nemonte Nenquimo’s Fight for Her People and the Earth
Reclaiming the Narrative: Nemonte Nenquimo’s Fight for Her People and the Earth
“For us, stories are living beings,” writes Nemonte Nenquimo in the introduction of her memoir, We Will Be Jaguars: A Memoir of My People, co-written with her husband, and fellow activist Mitch Anderson, “A story dies when no one tells it.” “This book centers my thoughts: how I look [...]
WATCH: J Noa Gets Real About Mental Health in Her New Music Video for “Era De Cristal”
WATCH: J Noa Gets Real About Mental Health in Her New Music Video for “Era De Cristal”
In her latest single, "Era De Cristal," J Noa, the 18-year-old Dominican rapper also known as "La Hija del Rap," delves into the depths of her mental health struggles. Directed by Lennyn Salinas, the music video captures J Noa in a poignant dialogue with herself within the confines of her [...]
The Chef Raising the Bar on Ceviche & Community in Los Angeles
The Chef Raising the Bar on Ceviche & Community in Los Angeles
At the West Coast's buzziest marisco stall, chef Gilberto Cetina's menu bursts with flavor—and blows dated notions about Mexican cuisine out of the water. If you manage to snag a table at the buzzy Los Angeles marisco stall Holbox, you can expect to encounter more than food. Sure, you [...]
How Joe Kay Became Southern California’s Favorite Musician
How Joe Kay Became Southern California’s Favorite Musician
The sonics connoisseur opens up about his creative process, founding legacy, and highly anticipated solo debut, “If Not Now, Then When.” Southern California native Joe Kay is a vibe curator. Unabashedly music-obsessed, throughout his early life, he would discover vintage sonics and songs as if they were high-end collectible [...]