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The heritage and the backstory behind Latino public figures — where they are from, what shaped them, and the stars a lot of people never realised were Latino.

Latino Celebrities You Didnt Know Were Latino: 8 Stars With Surprising Roots

The short version: The Latino celebrities you didnt know were Latino include Cameron Diaz (Cuban), Christina Aguilera (Ecuadorian), Aubrey Plaza (Puerto Rican), and many more whose roots Hollywood quietly downplayed. These stars were often marketed as "universal," but their families carry rich Latino heritage...

PAPI AQ x NXNE – Wehpa: Bringing It All Back to the Six

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.
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PRIMO – The future of Latin music

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Nanu From Toronto To the World.

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Medylandia – Toronto Music Producer and Mixing Engineer

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