Do you know these 6 traditional ways to see in the new year throughout Central America? Celebrations, superstition and tradition: they've all been passed down to us from previous generations.
Admiring and drawing inspiration from Latino culture is to be expected: it is rich, colorful, and bursting with creativity. However, many fast-fashion labels have overstepped the mark.
Have you ever taken a bite of something and felt as if you were suddenly transported to another time and place? Our food, specifically our home-cooked meals, has the power to do just this.
We Latinos certainly have a colorful and varied vocabulary. Here are 10 of our favorite slang phrases - did your favorite phrases make it onto the list?
We're all familiar with the ubiquitous white Christmas peddled by Hollywood every. single. year. But for many Latinos, Christmas is so much better spent by the sea.
Some say if you have never seen a lucha libre fight in the Arena México in Ciudad de México, you haven’t lived. While I wouldn't go quite so far, the sentiment holds true.
From the colorful masks to the unique personalities of the luchadores, lucha libre is much more than a sport.
Teo Gómez explains how salsa dancing gives Latino communities "an important sense of identity where one can feel represented by something as global as a musical genre."
Podcasts – those nifty audio episodes on everything from true-crime deep dives to advice on how to make the perfect guacamole – have taken the world by storm. But what should you be listening to for the lowdown on all things Latino?
Today, we represent nearly a fifth of the total US population. We are also the second-largest ethnic group in the country. But the data also shows that Latinos are dispersed rather unevenly across the country – and that our numbers are growing at vastly different rates depending on the state.
What's the deal with Spanglish? It's not exactly a language in its own right – but many argue it is not a dialect either. We speak to two experts to investigate further.
