Dior Rodriguez and Camila Falquez Present ‘The Land of Milk and Honey’
Dior Rodriguez and Camila Falquez Present ‘The Land of Milk and Honey’
Dior Rodriguez alongside Spanish, Mexican & Colombian photographer Camila Falquez debut a collection of photos and a short film celebrating Latin dance and music through the lens of what it means to be Black and of Hispanic and Latin descent. This collection marks the second edition of The Land of Milk [...]
Gigi Saul Guerrero is Horror’s ‘Muñeca del Terror’
Gigi Saul Guerrero is Horror’s ‘Muñeca del Terror’
When Mexican-Canadian filmmaker Gigi Saul Guerrero was just seven years old, she visited a Blockbuster in Mexico City and discretely plucked a “Child’s Play 2” VHS off the shelf, careful not to let her mom see. Chucky, the demonic doll, glared menacingly on the cover. It was enough to cause [...]
‘Okupas’ Serves as a Time Capsule of Argentina Pre-Economic Collapse
‘Okupas’ Serves as a Time Capsule of Argentina Pre-Economic Collapse
Earlier this year, the Argentine TV series “Okupas” was re-released on Netflix. Originally airing from October through December of 2000, right before Argentina descended into a dire economic crisis in 2001, “Okupas” follows Ricardo, a middle-class twenty-four-year old who has just dropped out of medical school. In the first episode [...]
Dancer Camila Arroyo and Designer Sabrina Ol Visualize a Contemporary Soldadera
Dancer Camila Arroyo and Designer Sabrina Ol Visualize a Contemporary Soldadera
"Soldaderas" is a collaboration and co-production between fashion designer Sabrina Olivera and dancer Camila Arroyo. Sabrina recently launched her fashion brand Sabrina Ol with a collection conceived as a homage to the Soldaderas, the women fighters of the Mexican Revolution of 1910. Both creatives met soon after the launch and [...]
a remix for remembrance by Kristiana Rae Colón
a remix for remembrance by Kristiana Rae Colón
a remix for remembrance By Kristiana Rae Colón For my students This is for the boys whose bedrooms are in the basement, who press creases into jeans, who carve their names in pavement, the girls whose names are ancient, ancestry is sacred, the Aztec and the Mayan gods abuela [...]
New Music Picks: Becky G, Demi Lovato, Nohemy, and More
New Music Picks: Becky G, Demi Lovato, Nohemy, and More
Welcome to LATINA’s weekly roundup of the best new music. This week’s list features Becky G's mambo detour with Omega, Nohemy's debut album, and Demi Lovato's Scream anthem. Also on the list: Roxiny's empowering "Ni Santas Ni Putas," Nicki Nicole's post-breakup bop, and Vale's magical duet with Marco Mares. Plus, [...]
A Brief History of Latin Representation at the Oscars
A Brief History of Latin Representation at the Oscars
It’s Oscars season, which means some of the best and the brightest talents in cinema will be recognized for their work on one of film’s top stages. While the awards have been plagued with backlash due to their lack of diversity, leading to movements likes #OscarsSoWhite, it is still one [...]