US Hispanics: Shaping communities through art
Joaquín Badajoz|
A walk through El Espacio 23, Jorge Perez’s most recent art venture
Hispanic-American cuisine: Older than the U.S. Constitution
Joaquín Badajoz|
Spain and Latin America have contributed significantly to that blend of flavors that is American multiculturalism
Eight Hispanic-influenced restaurants in America that you have to try
John Turnure|
That you should write down on your bucket list
‘Nation shapers and culture makers’: A conversation with Alberto Ferreras
Joaquín Badajoz|
We talked about his video installation Somos (We Are), commissioned by the Smithsonian Latino Center, which was a central piece in the first exhibition of the new National Museum of the American Latino
Cimafunk: The Afro-Cuban funk Rockstar’s reinvention and celebration of groove
Joaquín Badajoz|
Cimafunk is a force of nature, a new musical phenomenon. The singer is in the middle of his Funktastic tour 2023
Listen to the 10 most influential Hispanic musicians in the US
Joaquín Badajoz|
From Selena to Daddy Yankee, these are some of the people who contributed exceptionally to America’s musical scene
Ten must-read novels by U.S. Hispanic authors that you will love
Joaquín Badajoz|
Over the last half-century, authors of Hispanic descent have contributed some classics to American literature with well-known titles
The way back home: A conversation with Judith Sánchez
Joaquín Badajoz|
The first-ever choreographer commissioned to do work for the emblematic Trisha Brown company in history (other than Brown herself) is a Latina powerhouse
Tania Marmolejo: A Latina artist auction sensation
Joaquín Badajoz|
A conversation with the Swedish-Dominican American artist about the immigrant experience, the challenges of being a female artist, and the dangers and rewards of performing exceptionally in a secondary market
The Latino takeover (playlist)
Joaquín Badajoz|
American mainstream artists are savoring Spanish-language songs, from Billie Eilish to Beyoncé, Madonna to Justin Bieber, and Drake to Snoop Dogg and The Weeknd
Eighty years later, book of children’s drawings prefaced by Aldous Huxley sees the light in Spain
The collection came out in 1938 to raise funds to help Spanish youngsters who were living through the Civil War
Police report contradicts Ciudadanos’ claims of abuse at Madrid Gay Pride parade
According to officials, members of the center-right party did not suffer “physical aggression,” nor did they follow instructions from authorities
Italy detains Spanish ship for rescuing refugees in Mediterranean
Proactiva Open Arms boat confiscated for promoting “illegal immigration” after saving more than 200 migrants
US and Canada pressure Mexico to increase minimum wage
Proponents of salary hikes for the country’s poorest have found unexpected allies in NAFTA partners
More than 400 cyclists killed on Spain’s roads in 10 years
Increasing numbers of people are turning to two-wheeled transportation, but infrastructure is inadequate
Brazilians stage third march to demand president’s resignation
Thousands take to the streets of large cities as Rousseff’s approval rating stands at 8%
Cyclists slam “unheard of” plan for obligatory bike licenses
Spain’s DGT traffic authority has sparked outrage with its proposals Users would also be obliged to register their bicycles and purchase insurance
Police call for resignations after “Dignity March” descends into violence
Protests ended with 24 arrests and 101 injured, including 69 officers Union hits out at “mistakes made by the leadership and poor decision making”
“They do the job that the authorities should be doing”
Chavista congressman hurls homophobic slurs at Venezuelan opposition leader
Muzzling a free-speech champion
Only a handful of countries have joined Ecuador in this determined effort to weaken our regional human rights system