Francisca Valenzuela Releases Video for New Single ‘Hola Impostora’
Are we really who we say we are? Chilean singer-songwriter Francisca Valenzuela delves into impostor syndrome with her new single, “Hola Impostora.”
Book Review: ‘A Ballad of Love and Glory’ by Reyna Grande
Grande’s brilliant novel adds another voice to the chorus of songs and stories of the San Patricios, reminding us that we can come together with others against oppression and marginalization, that we can share with them in unity, love, and victory
Album Review: ‘Despertar’ by Ratas En Zelo
‘Despertar’ by the all-Latina punk band Ratas En Zelo is a visceral yet bouncy, angry but upbeat album that reminds us of the ideals that punk was founded on: confronting an unjust society that feeds on exploitation.
Book Review: ‘Things to Pack on the Way to Everywhere’
For author Grisel Yolanda Acosta, as an Afro-Latina in the U.S., she has always embodied this idea of punk: that which doesn’t conform to the strictures and norms dictated by American society, nor to those expectations of what it means to be Latinx and Black.
Born to Fight (Susanne Ramirez de Arellano)
Host Hector Luis Alamo chats with Susanne Ramirez de Arellano, an esteemed journalist and writer with decades of experience.
It’s Not Easy Being Brown
From the health factors that make us COVID fodder and eugenics laws that try to limit our numbers, to the calls for a wall to keep us out, it takes cojones to be a Latino.
Hispanic Heritage Month Music Playlist
MANO music editor Sandra Treviño offers a playlist of 75 songs celebrating the rich diversity of Latin music during Hispanic Heritage Month
Film Review: What to Watch in October
Latina filmmakers and actors top film critic Alejandro A. Riera’s list of movies to watch this October!
