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“Rather go out standing, than down on my knees,” Rah Digga raps at one point.

“Corona Cabana” is spin on Barry Manilow’s classic but this time from a Boricua ready to take on all stereotypes. 

With surreal, dream-like and hypnotic synthesizers and visuals, “Nydia” is a bang.

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Altísimo Live! will be co-hosted by Eva Longoria and Enrique Santos, and will feature dozens of artists who will lend their voices to a good cause.

With this latest release, the singer-performer-songwriter also known as La Montra, is announcing her comeback, with a fusion of rap lyrics over metal rock sounds and urbano flow.

Light your candles and schedule your limpia because today’s Latino USA episode is all about the power of intuition.

I have a new purpose in creating joy and being present for those who join me on the other side of the screen.

The project highlights the impact of Dominicans in American musical traditions, from the Harlem Renaissance, to the birth of salsa and hip-hop, to the giants in Dominican music we love today. 

The 27-year-old singer is rising in the R&B and hip-hop scene.

With the singular touch that characterizes the comfort of the Alvarez home, the show proves to be an effective antidote for days of uncertainty and a sobering reminder to literally take it one day at a time. 

“The world has changed considerably and I think it’s healthy we face that, but we won’t lose music and we won’t lose songs,” Segarra told Latino Rebels.

“A few years ago, it was unthinkable to reassess the word fascism,” the Chilean rapper said.

Hollywood’s latest trend of using light-skinned Latinas as damage control after allegations of racism is insulting and dangerous.

“What fueled my inspiration when working on this video was my family, friends and coworkers who have shared their stories with me over the years about their journey as undocumented immigrants in America,” Producer Amanda J. Sarabia told Latino Rebels. 

Unladylike2020 will feature women like Ynés Mexía, a Mexican-American botanist who became one of the most accomplished plant collectors of her time.

In this episode of Latino USA, Maria Hinojosa sits down with Residente to talk about his activist childhood and to dig into the mind of the man o dig into the mind of the man who has experimented with so many musical genres.

A lost memory from college resurfaced during a particular scene. How to forget that in Puerto Rico we often hear “como puta de caserío” for so many things, and from people who could not name a single person from the projects.

The podcast will be hosted by actress Dascha Polanco, and each week she will be “talk to Latinos in Hollywood who are making space for our communities to see ourselves, in all our complexity.”

For this Valentine’s Day edition of Latino USA, poet Yesika Salgado heads with Maria Hinojosa to the Hunts Point Produce Market, the largest wholesale produce market in the world, to try to identify the sexiest, most romantic fruit. Then they sit down to talk about relationships

In this conversation with Maria Hinojosa, José Feliciano opens up about why he keeps the 70s alive and about one of his favorite relationships—the one he has with his guitar.