Culture2023-04-13T06:33:26-04:00

7 Founders on Creating Card Games That Inspire a Deeper Connection to Our Cultura

Culture|ENTERTAINMENT 

7 Founders on Creating Card Games That Inspire a Deeper Connection to Our Cultura

The holiday season is a time for gathering with our family, friends, and communities. As we get together with new and familiar faces, LATINA spoke with the creators of six card games built to create new relationships, deepen existing bonds, connect to our Latino cultures, and have fun. Over the [...]

Overlooking The Hollywood Hills, The ‘Food as Art’ Dinner Series Redefines The Limits of Cuisine

Culture|FOOD 

Overlooking The Hollywood Hills, The ‘Food as Art’ Dinner Series Redefines The Limits of Cuisine

The Food as Art dinner series, hosted on the rooftop of The Aster, invites world-renowned chefs to craft a temporary pop-up tasting menu. One of Food as Art’s featured chefs, Alvaro Clavijo, head chef of Bogota's El Chato, currently ranked the 33rd best restaurant in the world, experimented with the [...]

A Look Back on New York’s Bushwig Drag Festival

Culture|ENTERTAINMENT 

A Look Back on New York’s Bushwig Drag Festival

There was a bittersweet undertone to this year’s Bushwig festival back in early September. The yearly celebration of the local drag community was started in Brooklyn more than a decade ago by queens Horrorchata and Babes La Beija. The organizers were inspired by another, now-defunct drag festival called Wigstock. Eventually, [...]

For This Mexican Chef, Plating Is No Different From Painting

Culture|FOOD  

For This Mexican Chef, Plating Is No Different From Painting

Ride the elevator to the 11th floor of Brooklyn’s trendy new hotel Penny and you’ll find a high-end restaurant serving more than just Instagrammable city views and inventive martinis. In a cozy plant-filled dining room, beaming with natural light and whimsical sculptures, elNico showcases the multicultural heritage of its team [...]

At the Edge of Perception: Ingrid Rojas Contreras on Reclaiming ‘Curanderismo’

Culture|LIBROS 

At the Edge of Perception: Ingrid Rojas Contreras on Reclaiming ‘Curanderismo’

Ingrid Rojas Contreras is soft-spoken, yet her words carve a space to remember. Her debut novel, set in Colombia against the backdrop of political instability and Pablo Escobar’s violent reign, “Fruit of the Drunken Tree,” was a semi-autobiographical novel. It vividly summons the turmoil of Colombia in the nineties [...]