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November 21, 2025

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. didn't learn to hit in some fancy academy; he learned at his abuela's kitchen table, getting tough between plates of arroz con pollo. Tejano music was out here blending cultures while country was still figuring itself out, so when Kacey Musgraves tips her hat to it, that's not trendy, that's a thank-you note decades overdue. And when Jafar Jackson embodies Michael on screen, his Colombian roots pulse through every beat.

SPORT-ISH CHISME

đŸ„ 48 hours notice, 50 bands beat, and a debut next to Daddy Yankee and Bizarrap, Honduras 504 performs at the NFL’s first game in Santiago.

â›Ș Did not expect Pope Leo and Spike Lee to share a frame, and yet here we are.

 đŸ‘‘ FĂĄtima Bosch spoke up, walked out, then walked back in and won Miss Universe.

 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:  

  • We asked Sergio “El Kun” AgĂŒero what it means to wear your country’s colors at a World Cup. Here’s what he said.

  • They were at the bottom of the NWSL last year, now Maria SĂĄnchez and Diana Ordoñez are 90 minutes from the Liga MX title.

  • Colombia and Mexico represented, Leicy Santos and Rebeca Bernal are the Latina duo powering Washington Spirit to the NWSL Final.

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Netflix promoted Jake Paul as Puerto Rican, and Puerto Ricans would like a word.

The backlash was swift and pointed, calling the move “offensive,” “disgraceful,” and proof that some people treat Puerto Rico like an aesthetic rather than a place with history and community.

What We’re


đŸ›ïž BUYING:
FARM Rio x WHITESPACE is what happens when Rio’s energy meets Aspen’s terrain in one outfit. Shop here.

Polo Ralph Lauren x TÓPA proves heritage isn’t a trend, it’s craftsmanship carried forward. See for yourself.

đŸ“ș WATCHING:
She was born in Zacatecas, represents Mexico on the international stage, and now she’s putting up numbers at GCU.

🎉 CELEBRATING:
Skating the streets of CDMX, Vizuet Lugo turns visibility into momentum for Latinas in the sport.

Nevaeh Lima, fueled by Mexican and Salvadorian roots, is turning flag football into her launchpad.

Former UCLA softball star Sharlize Palacios just earned her USA stripes with a national team call-up.

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