Q&A with ‘Poderoso Victoria’ Director Raúl Ramón
Q&A with ‘Poderoso Victoria’ Director Raúl Ramón
In his sprawling debut feature “Poderoso Victoria,” writer-director Raúl Ramón gives locomotive a whole new meaning. Set in the late 1930s, Ramón’s film centers around a small Guadalajaran community that bands together to build “un imposible tren de vapor.” During this period, a glut of American sanctions banned the Mexican [...]
Rawayana Unveils Sentimental Video For ‘En Tu Mar’ Featuring Fer Casillas and Cheo Pardo
Rawayana Unveils Sentimental Video For ‘En Tu Mar’ Featuring Fer Casillas and Cheo Pardo
Latin Grammy-nominated Venezuelan artist collective Rawayana releases sentimental video for track “En Tu Mar” from their latest studio album "Cuando los Acéfalos Predominan." Fer Casillas' sweet and expressive voice and Cheo Pardo's guitar perfectly complement this heartbreaking song, a down tempo emotional ballad which presents both sides of the coin, the two [...]
2x Grammy Nominated Production Duo COASTCITY Releases ‘XO’ Featuring XAXO
2x Grammy Nominated Production Duo COASTCITY Releases ‘XO’ Featuring XAXO
COASTCITY, the renowned Puerto Rican Latin alternative R&B duo, comprised of singer-songwriter and producer Jean Rodriguez and musician and producer, Danny Flores, is gearing up to release their new single “XO” on Tuesday, October 26. Latina has a first-look at the new music video, below. The Miami based production duos teamed up to deliver [...]
Álvaro Díaz is the Baby-Faced Cherub of the Latin Trap World
Álvaro Díaz is the Baby-Faced Cherub of the Latin Trap World
Álvaro Díaz is watching you. To be fair, he’s watching everybody. Díaz, the 31-year-old rapper and lyricist who hails from San Juan, Puerto Rico, is chronically observant. This becomes clear as he stares back at me from across the Zoom screen. Díaz is all ears, which is a good disposition [...]
Proem by Octavio Paz
Proem by Octavio Paz
Proem By Octavio Paz At times poetry is the vertigo of bodies and the vertigo of speech and the vertigo of death; the walk with eyes closed along the edge of the cliff, and the verbena in submarine gardens; the laughter that sets on [...]
El Museo Del Barrio’s Exhibition ‘DOMESTICANX’ Challenges Gender Roles in Domestic Spaces with Power and Grace
El Museo Del Barrio’s Exhibition ‘DOMESTICANX’ Challenges Gender Roles in Domestic Spaces with Power and Grace
LATINA is highlighting the work of Latinx creatives and visual artists through our column, Curated by KCV. Each month, Art Curator and Processa founder, Kiara Cristina Ventura, will speak on exhibitions and inspirational artists within the Latino community. When I walked into the Domesticanx exhibition at New York City's [...]
All the Best Performances, Looks, and Awards from the 2023 Oscars
All the Best Performances, Looks, and Awards from the 2023 Oscars
Hollywood’s biggest night just took place and while there weren’t any show-stopping physical altercations, it was very much a ceremony to remember. Mexican director Guillermo del Toro won Best Animated Feature for his stop-motion film Pinocchio, becoming the first filmmaker to ever win Best Picture, Best Director and Best Animated [...]