When Toronto's Latino artists want a big stage, they usually leave. For one night at NXNE, PAPI AQ made everybody come to us — filmed at Poetry Jazz Cafe, directed by Diego Vara.
The short version: Latina owned beauty brands are turning kitchen-table rituals that abuelas perfected for generations into shelf-ready businesses. Founders like Babba Rivera of Ceremonia and Regina Merson of Reina Rebelde built clean haircare and bold makeup lines rooted in heritage, and several now...
Four pockets, two rows of pleats, and 200 years of history — the guayabera went from Cuban farmworker shirt to the formal wear of presidents. Here's its story.
Reggaeton was built on one rhythm — the dembow — that traveled from Jamaica to Panama to Puerto Rico's underground. Here's how a single beat conquered the world.
The spinning trompo, the spit-roasted meat — the whole technique behind tacos al pastor came from Lebanese immigrants and shawarma. Here's the story on a plate.
Before it was a viral salad topping, elote was sacred. The story of Mexican street corn runs 9,000 years deep — from teosinte to your local esquites cart.
