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New Music Picks: Carla Morrison, Natti Natasha, Olga Tañón and More

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New Music Picks: Carla Morrison, Natti Natasha, Olga Tañón and More

Welcome to LATINA’s weekly roundup of the best new music. This week’s list features new music from Carla Morrison, Lele Pon's blast from the past with Guaynaa, and Natti Natasha's heartfelt song. Also on the list: Olga Tañón post-breakup anthem “La Vida Da Vuelta,” Bad Gyal breakthrough with “Chulo,” and [...]

For What’s Next on the Menu, the ‘Higher Dining’ Experience Hits Different

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For What’s Next on the Menu, the ‘Higher Dining’ Experience Hits Different

While growing up, sisters Roshelly and Shanelly Pena would have never thought they’d one day become chefs. Let alone chefs who curate savory cannabis-infused menus — yes, entire menus — of what they refer to as “power dishes,” desserts, and mocktails, all centered around flower. The sisters turned business partners [...]

Phaidon Releases an Expansive Catalog of ‘Latin American Artists From 1785 to Now’

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Phaidon Releases an Expansive Catalog of ‘Latin American Artists From 1785 to Now’

The Latin American “art turn” is a recent phenomenon. Just a few decades ago, art from the Global South was largely missing from canonical Euro-American histories. Yet artistic production never ceased. Art that was once relegated to national and regional contexts, is slowly rising among mainstream art circles. Phaidon's latest [...]

Alejandra Márquez Abella on Directing ‘A Million Miles Away’ as a Double Minority

Culture|ENTERTAINMENT 

Alejandra Márquez Abella on Directing ‘A Million Miles Away’ as a Double Minority

Earlier this year, a meteorite glided across the luminescent night skies of Michoacán, Mexico, capturing the attention of everyone who could see it. These were the same skies that José Hernández, the first Mexican migrant worker to become an astronaut, was looking at when he realized why he was put [...]