Music

The Puerto Rican Grammy winner talks about his career, his battle with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Hurricane María, and the creation of his newest album.

“I never knew that my patriotism was going to be misconstrued,” the iconic singer said.

Bring it home!

Latino USA sits down with the author of the popular song “Pedro Navaja” to discuss highlights of his monumental career, his new record, and his take on current affairs.

Maria Hinojosa talks to the rapper/actor about life growing up in the Bronx, the importance of family, and his role in the comedy film, “Night School.”

“We see that Hurricane America is really the disaster that hit Puerto Rico.”

Latino Rebels Radio: August 25, 2018

In powerful performance, children and youth stand up for others who have been harmed by Trump’s cruel immigration policies.

Grammy winner sits down with Latino Rebels and explains why she decided to pay tribute to the Cerro Maravilla murders of 1978.

“The new Colombian presidency is only an example of how lost we are politically in the world. The world is passing through a crazy time,” Simón Mejia said.

We dig it.

Latino Rebels caught up with Rebel Diaz in a phone interview, where they talked about the inspiration behind the single. Read it here:

“We cried in your hills. We cried in your deserts.”

“Kris and I both knew we had a responsibility as Puerto Ricans of the diaspora to use our platforms and amplify the stories of our people,” she told Latino Rebels in this exclusive.

Poderoso.

A combination that worked.

Amazing.

It’s notable that so few people weighing in on this debate even recognized Puerto Rico as a site of the African diaspora.

Muro
I was born south of the Muro
Muro, Muro
I grew up north of the muro

Definitely a highlight of our day.

Jazz es música de protesta justo por su propia naturaleza.