With an EP on the horizon and upcoming tour dates in Europe, the Marías’ frontwoman, María Zardoya, speaks about the realities of touring a breakup album.
DE LOS
We are from here and from there. Somos de los dos lados. Columnist Suzy Exposito writes about the launch of De Los and the search for identity as U.S. Latinos.
In Depth
Richard Alatorre, who spent his 28-year political career practicing ‘change from the inside’ and bringing other Latinos up with him, has died at 81.
La Vanguardia
Our inaugural LA Vanguardia class is an amazing array of Latino talent shaping the movies, TV, music, fine arts and literary scene of today — and tomorrow.
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‘FERNANDOMANIA @ 40’ DOCUSERIES
Everybody wants to have a hero | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 1
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How Mike Brito discovered Fernando Valenzuela | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 2
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Why the Dodgers are haunted by Chavez Ravine ghosts | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 3
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Before Fernando Valenzuela, the Dodgers needed a 'Mexican Sandy Koufax' | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 4
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How Fernando Valenzuela’s 1981 Opening Day happened | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 5
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Fernandomania changed the Dodgers fanbase forever | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 6
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What made Fernando Valenzuela's screwball so unhittable | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 7
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How the media had to adapt to Fernando Valenzuela | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 8
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How immigration policy changed once Ronald Reagan met Fernando Valenzuela | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 9
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How Fernando Valenzuela's mound artistry inspired other artists | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 10
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The World Series game that turned the tide for the 1981 Dodgers | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 11
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Special Projects
En una liga donde existen pocas latinas en los medios de comunicación, MJ Acosta-Ruiz y otras periodistas abren paso para una representación diferente de las latinas en el mundo de la NFL
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In ‘Love Is Blind: Mexico,’ the latest series in the popular Netflix franchise, the country’s colorism is on full display.
Latino voters in swing states could help decide the 2024 presidential election. Here’s a look at what that electorate looks like in places like Arizona, Nevada and Georgia.
The ‘RuPaul Drag Race’ alumnus returns to her southeastern L.A. roots to embrace queer politics and fight Downey’s ‘neutral flag policy.’
The Epic Games collaboration, debuting Aug. 16, marks the first time a Latina music act stars in her own spinoff game, featuring costumes, accessories and a virtual concert.
The bilingual ‘Perreo 101’ podcast returns for a new season of reggaeton history, cultural impact and special guests.
A Texas middle school’s ban of all-black outfits highlights the stupidity of respectability politics and false concerns for children.
The Oscar-winning actor leaves the untitled gay romance set during the Great Depression by Todd Haynes with reports citing creative differences.
Chicano art collective Los Four made history with their 1974 exhibit at LACMA. Fifty years later, their work and legacy are as relevant as ever.
The Mexican band known for its signature cumbias is scheduled to perform at the Kennedy Center celebration airing Sept. 27 on PBS.
Under the moniker of Sickid, Escoto has spent years sharing his art on billboards and buildings. “Gas Station Dinner,” his first major solo show, brings these characters to the Jeffrey Deitch gallery.
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