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.
Mexican reggaetón duo Cachirula y Loojan delivered a show-stopping performance, transforming the stage into a vibrant Reggaetón world with daisies, 3D graphics, and Tuzza Style’s playful “university” ensembles. With hits from Sexolandia and Sexolandia 2, they’re pushing Reggaetón Mexa forward and proving their Coachella 2026 appearance is well-deserved.
When Latin pop star Thalía decided to dip her toes into dembow with a track that sounds suspiciously like Yailin La Más Viral’s “Bing Bong,” it felt less like cultural appreciation and more like trend-chasing. Coming from a polished corner of the Latin industry that’s historically dismissed “El Movimiento” as too raw or unsophisticated, Thalía’s sudden pivot into Dominican street sounds — a culture she’s never been part of — lands awkwardly at best. The result? A song that mimics the swagger without carrying any of its heart. No gracias.
Jesus Sepúlveda’s Mr. Tough Life on HBO Max is puro corazón con comedia. In just 29 minutes, he peels back layers of growing up Latino in L.A.—talking therapy, familia, and cultura—with hella humor and realness. This ain’t no watered-down stand-up. It’s for la comunidad, by la comunidad. If you want to laugh, reflect, and feel seen, Mr. Tough Life es pa’ ti.
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