From reggaetón and bachata to social justice and immigration, EnLatinidad.com brings you the stories, trends, and culture defining the Latino experience."

Terror in MacArthur Park: ICE Raids Spark Outrage in Los Angeles’ Immigrant Communities

The recent ICE raid on MacArthur park, Los Angeles, exposed brutal enforcement tactics and sparked widespread outrage. Residents and activists condemned the raid as barbaric, while critics called out Mayor Karen Bass and Governor Gavin Newsom for failing to protect immigrant communities. Growing frustrations highlight demands for stronger sanctuary policies and real protections for undocumented Californians.

The Big Boss, Daddy Yankee Retires & Returns: Why?

Daddy Yankee’s return to music under the new name DY signals a bold new chapter amid personal and legal challenges. After his heartfelt farewell tour, he reemerges with “Sonríele,” a song that blends spiritual reflection and connection to his roots. Facing lawsuits, business disputes, and a high-profile divorce, Daddy Yankee’s comeback is as much about reclaiming control and redefining his legacy as it is about the music.

BIA Breaks Barriers: Boston’s Puerto Rican Rapper Shines with Hit Collabs and Vegas Performances

Boston-born Puerto Rican rapper BIA is redefining what it means to break out from an underserved city. Known for her viral hits like “Whole Lotta Money” featuring Nicki Minaj, BIA has performed on major stages including Las Vegas, proving her versatility and star power. Despite Boston’s historic lack of support for urban artists, BIA’s rise signals new opportunities as local initiatives from Mayor Wu’s administration invest in hip-hop and Latinx talent. Discover how BIA’s journey from Medford to global stages is inspiring a new generation of artists.

Discover the top 8 perreo parties in 2025 bringing the heat across the U.S.—from NYC’s Bodega Rave to Miami’s HypePerreo. These events go beyond mainstream reggaetón, celebrating the Black-rooted, percussion-heavy sound of perreo with sweaty, sexy, and culturally rich dance floors curated by the community.

Perreo De Verdad: The Best Perreo Parties 2025

Perreo is lighting up cities across the U.S. in 2025, with standout events like NYC’s Bodega Rave and Miami’s HypePerreo leading the way. These gatherings go beyond commercial reggaetón, offering vibrant, percussion-driven spaces that honor the genre’s Black roots and cultural depth—transforming every dance floor into a celebration of rhythm, identity, and community.

Mural honoring Lesandro “Junior” Guzman-Feliz in the Bronx, painted in memory of the 15-year-old victim of gang violence.

Justice for Junior: The Story of Lesandro Guzman-Feliz and a Community’s Outcry

The tragic murder of 15-year-old Lesandro “Junior” Guzman-Feliz by members of the Trinitarios gang shocked the Bronx and the world, sparking the viral #JusticeForJunior movement. This in-depth piece explores the details of his case, the trial of his killers, the bodega controversy, celebrity reactions from Cardi B and others, and how Junior’s legacy continues to drive community change and calls for justice.

Cuban Elder Dies in ICE Custody at Krome Detention Center, Third Death Reported in 2025

A 75-year-old Cuban man has died while detained at Miami’s Krome Detention Center, marking the facility’s third death this year. Isidro Perez, arrested amid the Trump administration’s expanded immigration crackdown and recent revocation of humanitarian parole, passed away at a local hospital after being diagnosed with multiple medical issues in ICE custody. The incident adds pressure to ongoing concerns about healthcare, oversight, and safety inside Krome.

Karol G’s Tropicoqueta: A Review

Karol G’s Tropicoqueta is a bold and musically diverse project that explores a wide range of Latin sounds with the help of top-tier collaborators. While the album showcases her versatility and artistic ambition, it also invites conversation around representation and visual storytelling, particularly in the rollout of singles like Latina Foreva.

‘La Hija del Rap’: J Noa’s Powerful Mark on Dominican Hip-Hop

Dominican rapper J Noa, known as La Hija del Rap, is making a bold impact on the Dominican hip-hop scene with her sharp lyricism, fearless storytelling, and socially conscious messages. From viral freestyles to her debut album Mátense Por La Corona, J Noa proves her versatility while addressing themes like mental health, feminism, and barrio life. Discover how this rising star is redefining rap in the Dominican Republic.