Bad Bunny’s historic sweep at the 2026 Grammy Awards marks a turning point for reggaeton, transforming a once-dismissed genre into the highest honored music form in the industry while spotlighting Puerto Rico’s culture, politics, and diaspora.
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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.
Bad Bunny & J Balvin Reunite in Mexico, Ending Years of Tension After Oasis Era Fallout
In one of the most emotional moments of the year for Latin music fans, Bad Bunny brought J Balvin out on stageduring the final night of his Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour stop at…
Going Under The Knife? Here Are Some Things You Should Know
Latina journalist details her personal experience with plastic surgery, including tummy tuck and BBL procedures, offering insights on body image, keloid management, and key lessons learned. The piece also examines trends in cosmetic surgery, safety tips, and the growing prominence of these procedures in the Latino community.
Lou Lou Gonzalez: From Viral Content Creator to Stand‑Up Sparkplug
Panamanian-American comedian Lou Lou Gonzalez rose to fame on Vine and Instagram with viral sketches before taking the stage at iconic venues like the Laugh Factory. Her unique blend of cultural pride, improv talent, and fearless humor makes her one of today’s most exciting rising comedians.
Abraham Quintanilla Jr. Dies: Remembering Selena Quintanilla’s Father and the Legacy He Protected
Abraham Quintanilla, the famous dad and longtime manager of Selena y Los Dinos has passed away, closing a chapter defined by love, sacrifice, and unwavering devotion. His legacy as the architect of Selena’s career and guardian of her memory lives on as many believe he is finally reunited with his daughter in the next life.
Federal Judge Orders Release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia From ICE Custody
A federal judge has ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia released from ICE detention, blocking immigration officials from rearresting him without a hearing. The ruling marks a major development in the high-profile case involving wrongful deportation, due process concerns, and ongoing debates over ICE detention practices.
The man who shaped an era: Rafael Ithier’s life and Salsa legacy
Rafael Ithier, the legendary founder and musical director of El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, passed away on December 7, 2025, marking the end of an era in salsa history. As the architect behind “La Universidad de la Salsa,” Ithier shaped global Latin music for more than six decades. This article explores his life, legacy, and the worldwide tributes honoring his monumental impact on Puerto Rican culture and the evolution of salsa.
Dear Floridian Latinos, It’s Time To Talk About Your Role in Your Trump-Era Demise
Latino communities must confront their complicity with white supremacy to build true solidarity against ICE raids, deportations, and the Trump administration’s racist policies. This critical analysis explores how anti-Blackness, political alignment with conservative agendas, and the “not us, it’ll affect them” mindset have led many Venezuelans and Cubans in Florida into harm’s way. Real safety for Latinos begins with accountability, historical awareness, and united resistance alongside other marginalized communities.
Marcella Arguello Joins Abbott Elementary: A Win for Salvadoran-American and Latino Representation on Primetime TV
Salvadoran-American comedian Marcella Arguello makes a standout appearance on Abbott Elementary, marking a major moment for Latino representation in primetime television. From her role as Ms. Alomar to her groundbreaking HBO comedy special, Arguello’s presence signals growing visibility for Latinas in comedy and network TV.