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Netflix’s ‘BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths’, is Not Just a Handful of Truths
Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths, is streaming on Netflix and I can assure you it will not disappoint. Read the Review and head...
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Poll: Who’s the Best Latino Baseball Player In 2023?
As we look at a new generation of Latinos baseball players, who do you feel will have the greatest impact in the 2023 season?
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Interview with Adassa “Dolores” From Disney’s Encanto #92
In This Episode We follow up with Adassa voice of “Dolores” of Disney’s Animated Motion Picture “Encanto”. After an incredible amount of success for the...
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Revolución Discussion with Edward James Olmos – His Journey, Representation in Hollywood and More
Summary Revolucion had the honor of interviewing acting legend Edward James Olmos. Golden Globe and Emmy-winning, academy award nominated, actor and director with a career...
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It’s National Paella Day!
Paella is a delicious rice dish and probably one of the most famous in Spanish cuisine. The dish consists of rice, vegetables, meat, fish, and...
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Sportsamericanpride, empoweringlatinos, growinguphispanic, hispanic, hispanicheritage, hispanicheritagemonth, hispanicmemes, hispanicproblems, hispanicsbelike, latina, latinainuniform, latinasinuniform, latino, latinopride, latinos, latinosbelike, latinosdoitbetter, latinosenuniforme, latinosinuniform, latinosstandup, latinosunidos, latinpower, latinx, mexican, orgullolatino, proudamerican, somoslatinos, soylatina, soylatino, usaRoberto Clemente – MLB’s Most Beloved Humanitarian
We have all either heard or read articles about Roberto Clemente, a lot of them talk about his amazing accolades in baseball. In most articles...
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Meet Jhaneth Guadalupe Palafox-Lopez The Entrepreneur Who Is Empowering Latinas with Her Amazing JTEES
While celebrating Latina business models, meet Jhaneth Guadalupe Palafox-Lopez. A Latina entrepreneur, mother, and flight attendant from Chicago who followed her passions and started her...
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Ni Una Más: The Reality of International Women’s Day in Mexico
March 8 is considered International Women’s Day. And I say it is considered due to the great movement that we have seen in recent years,...
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Exploring The Origins and Symbolism of “El Negro y Blanco Carnaval” in Colombia
Colombianos lead the way of what it means to truly integrate and celebrate unity in cultural differences with the "El Carnaval de Negros y Blancos.”
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The History of Pupusas
Pupusas is a ubiquitous and traditional dish in El Salvador. There is even a National Pupusa Day, on the second Sunday of November. Growing...
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5 Rappers Who Are Actually Afro-Latino
Nowadays so many people are making music and making it big in the industry that it’s too hard to keep track. Hip-hop and Rap is...
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The Latin Superheroes and Villains of Marvel Comics
One thing that is very notable when it comes to these heroes, is there is not a lot of diversity. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe,...
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Día de la Bandera: Independence, Blood of Mexican Heroes and more.
Like the United States, Mexico has a special day to celebrate its flag. Dia de la Bandera “Flag Day,” is celebrated on February 24 throughout...
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Ep. 119 Interview with Mexican-American Singer-Songwriter Chesca Música
In this Episode of the Latin Babbler Show, we welcome a special Guest Mexican-American singer-songwriter Chesca Música who is debuting her single 'Mijita'.
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Adassa The Voice of Disney’s Encanto “Dolores” talks about her journey, representation and passion for music.
In This Episode In our first Gold Edition Episode, we have the pleasure of speaking to Adassa the voice of “Dolores” of Disney’s Animated Motion...
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Pedro Albizu Campos “El Maestro” – The Father of Puerto Rico’s Independence Movement
Who was Pedro Albizu Campos before he became the name practically synonymous with the powerful words, “Puerto Rico Libre” and “Puerto Rico no se Vende”. ...
