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Willie Colón Dies at 75: Salsa Legend’s Legacy Sparks Debate Over Politics and Bigotry

Willie Colón, the legendary Fania Records trombonist and salsa innovator, has died at 75. While his work with Héctor Lavoe and Rubén Blades shaped Latin music history, his later-life right-wing rhetoric left many fans conflicted sparking a larger conversation about legacy, accountability, and how U.S. Latino communities reconcile art with harm.

Tokischa Makes Unforgettable Statement at the 2026 Premio Lo Nuestro — Fashion, Legacy, and Cultural Defiance

Tokischa stunned at the 2026 Premio Lo Nuestro Awards in Miami wearing a daring white gown inspired by Lil’ Kim’s iconic 1999 VMA look. From fashion homage to a high-energy medley performance of “Singamo,” “Miami,” and “Tukuntazo,” the Dominican rapper proved she is building a legacy rooted in boldness, artistry, and cultural disruption.

Reggaeton at Grammys 2026 Was Not representational of its roots.

Reggaeton at the Grammys 2026: Victory Without Full Representation

The 2026 Grammy Awards marked major wins for reggaeton, with Bad Bunny taking home Album of the Year and multiple música urbana honors. While the genre’s global dominance was celebrated, its Afro-Caribbean and Black roots remained largely absent from mainstream representation—especially as Black artists dominated the rest of the night.

Judy Santos, Dominican-American singer and the voice behind Aventura’s bachata hit Obsesión

Judy Santos: The Female Voice Behind “Obsesión” Who Deserves More Recognition

Judy Santos is the Dominican-American singer behind the iconic chorus of Aventura’s global bachata hit Obsesión. This feature explores her early life, charting solo career, and lasting influence—while examining how women’s voices in Latin music have been historically overlooked despite shaping the genre’s biggest classics.

A Judge, a Choice, and a Conviction: Hannah Dugan’s Case Highlights Compassion in a Punitive Immigration Climate

A federal jury has convicted Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan of felony obstruction after prosecutors said she helped an undocumented immigrant evade ICE agents inside a courthouse. The rare conviction of a sitting judge has sparked national debate over judicial independence, immigration enforcement, and the limits of federal authority.

In The Unstoppable, Dave Chappelle Still Commands the Mic—But to Mixed Effect

In The Unstoppable, Dave Chappelle proves he’s still a master storyteller, delivering sharp commentary on race, free speech, and U.S. foreign policy. But the special is weighed down by repetitive, outdated jokes about transgender people, revealing a growing tension between Chappelle’s undeniable comedic skill and his increasingly stagnant cultural critiques.