Challenging traditional ideas, Latinidad is cancelled dives into anti-Blackness, whitewashing, and the evolving spectrum of Latinx identity.
The Ortiz Family: Dominican American Humor at Its Finest
The Ortiz family—led by Radel, Lizbel, and their mother—has built a comedy empire rooted in Dominican-American identity, love, and laughter. From selling out the United Palace to podcasting and publishing, their story is one of talent, unity, and cultural pride.
Dominicans and Their Unshakable Influence on Salsa Music
Dominican artists have long shaped salsa music, yet their contributions are often overlooked in mainstream narratives and Latin music awards. From pioneers like Alberto Canario to modern stars like Alex Matos and Yiyo Sarante, this piece explores the deep influence of Dominicans in salsa and the cultural elitism that has historically sidelined their impact.
J Balvin Returns with “Mixteip”: A Smooth Salsa-Tinged Comeback After Hiatus
J Balvin’s new project Mixteip marks his official return after a public hiatus, blending reggaeton with salsa influences alongside legends like Gilberto Santa Rosa. Featuring simple, polished tracks and subtle reinvention, the album earns a solid 7/10—showcasing Balvin’s evolving artistry as he works to regain trust in the Latin music world.
Erik Rivera: Latino Comedian Blending Culture and Comedy in HBO Latino’s “Super White”
Discover Erik Rivera, the Puerto Rican-Guatemalan comedian behind HBO Latino’s Super White. With sharp, relatable humor and clean storytelling, he’s redefining Latino comedy in America.
Alligator Alcatraz is a Bonafide American Modern-Day Concentration Camp
Alligator Alcatraz is a modern U.S. concentration camp established under the Trump administration in Mississippi, where immigrants and marginalized communities are held under inhumane conditions. Despite public outcry and leaked reports of abuse, the government denies its existence. Survivors and activists continue fighting to shut it down and expose the truth behind this hidden site of state-sanctioned violence.
Puerto Rican Rapper Villano Antillano Is Redefining What Power Sounds Like
Villano Antillano: Puerto Rico’s trans‑femme rap trailblazer, shattering Latin music’s macho norms with bold anti‑machismo lyrics, queer visibility, and global hits that redefine el movimiento.
Sanky Panky: The Dominican Comedy That Turns “Mangando una Visa” into Laugh-Out-Loud Cinema
“Sanky Panky” is a Dominican cult comedy that hilariously explores immigration, tourism, and diaspora identity through sharp satire and unforgettable Caribbean storytelling.
Reina de la Popola: How Tokischa Is Redefining Latin Music With Raw Power and Reinvention
the self-proclaimed “Reina de la Popola” Tokischa Altagracia Peralta—known simply as Tokischa—emerged as one of the most unapologetically original voices in Latin music. With a stage name that rolls off the tongue like a war…
Time Is Up: Steely & Clevie Sue Reggaetón Over Dem Bow Riddim Infringement
Can you copyright a rhythm? The landmark Steely & Clevie lawsuit challenges the music industry by claiming reggaetón’s signature dem bow riddim was used without permission for over 30 years. This deep dive explores how U.S. copyright law treats rhythms, the legal complexities around originality, and what this case means for Black Caribbean creators and the future of beatmaking.