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Mott Haven Film Festival (Volodymyr Melnyk/Dreamstime)

Mott Haven Film Festival Puts Bronx Life on the Big Screen

Bronx Music Hall (Keith Widyolar/New York Latin Culture Magazine)

Bronx Music Hall Presents and Trains Artists Who Make The Bronx Beautiful

Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine (Bumbleedee/Dreamstime)

Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine Famously Serves All Peoples and All Faiths

Hispanic Day Parade NYC Desfile de la Hispanidad de New York (Shiningcolors/Dreamstime)

Hispanic Day Parade NYC, Desfile de la Hispanidad New York, Celebrates the Culture and Contributions of 21 Hispanic Countries

Things to do in NYC in October, Hispanic Heritage Month (PintoArt/Adobe)

Things To Do in NYC in October

Nigerian Independence Day Parade NYC (Jackq-Dreamstime)

Nigerian Independence Day Parade NYC Celebrates 65 Years of Independence

San Miguel Arcángel (Public Domain)

San Miguel Arcángel Changed My Life

Things to do in NYC in September, Hispanic Heritage Month (LuneVA-PeopleImages.com/Adobe)

Things To Do in NYC in September

New York Red Bulls (Jenta Wong/Dreamstime)

New York Red Bulls vs NYCFC is the New York Derby

Global Citizen Festival (Decaale/Dreamstime)

Global Citizen Festival Goes Latin with Shakira, Cardi B, Tyla, Ayra Starr, Camilo, Laurie Hernandez, Danai Gurira, and More

Repertorio Español (courtesy)

Repertorio Español is New York’s Busiest Spanish-Language Theater

Hostos Center (courtesy)

Hostos Center is One of America’s Top Latin Performing Arts Centers

Creole Food Festival NYC (Rimma Bondarenko/Dreamstime)

Creole Food Festival NYC Shines Cuisines of the American South, Mother Africa, The Caribbean, and Latin America

Obatalá orisha (Epitavi/Dreamstime)

Obatalá, the Yoruba Orisha Who Made the World and People, Stands for Peace

African American Day Parade (Roberto Galan/Dreamstime)

African American Day Parade Celebrates Black Culture in Harlem

Queens Hispanic Parade (Kobby Dagan/Dreamstime)

Queens Hispanic Parade Desfile Hispano de Queens

Mexican Day Parade NYC (Wirestock/Dreamstime)

Mexican Day Parade NYC is An American Celebration of Mexican Independence

Hispanic Heritage Month in New York City (Skypixel/Dreamstime)

Hispanic Heritage Month in New York City

Salsa Con Fuego (Sergey Frolov/Dreamstime)

Salsa Con Fuego Restaurant and Lounge Presents Top Dominican Merengue, Bachata, and Dembow Artists

Art on Paper New York (AMP/Art on Paper)

Art on Paper New York is a Contemporary Art Fair of Art Made On or From Paper

Independent 20th Century (Oleg/Adobe)

Independent 20th Century Contemporary Art Fair Highlights Installations, Self-Taught, Arab Women and Latin American Artists

Oshún, Orisha of fresh water, fertility and love (Diana/Adobe)

Oshún is the Cuban Yoruba Orisha of Fresh Water, Fertility and Love

Yemayá, Yoruba orisha of motherhood and the sea (Audrey Kuzmin/Adobe)

Yemayá is the Yoruba Great Mother Orisha of the Sea

The Harvest Moon full moon rises over the Two Bridges neighborhood (LittleNY/Dreamstime)

Corn Moon is September’s Full Moon

Our Lady of Regla procession in Regla, Havana, Cuba. (Kako Escalona/Dreamstime)

Our Lady of Regla, Cuba, Patron Saint of Sailors and the Sea, is a Catholic Yemayá

Our Lady of Charity (Caridad del Cobre) Basilica of El Cobre, Santiago, Cuba (Christian Kaehler/Adobe)

Our Lady of Charity, La Caridad del Cobre, is the Patron Saint of Cuba

Bartolomé Esteban Murillo "Birth of the Virgin" (1660). Louvre, Paris.

Nativity of Mary Celebrates the Divinity of Mother and Child

Brazilian Independence Day (Lazyllama/Dreamstime)

Brazilian Independence Day, Sete de Setembro, is September 7, 1822

The Armory Show (Vincent Tullo/Armory Show)

Armory Show Brings Latin Galleries to New York City

Rosh Hashanah in New York City (Roman Yanushevsky/Adobe)

Rosh Hashanah is Jewish New Year and the Start of the High Holy Days


Our Future

Magazine features Indigenous Kogi of Tayrona Colombia (Baciu Dan/Dreamstime)
These children are Indigenous Kogi of Tayrona Colombia (Baciu Dan/Dreamstime). What kind of future are we leaving them?

The further we have gone into this project, the more we realize that we are working for our shared future. In the United States, many of us have lost touch with our heritage.

The Colonial Period was World War Zero. Non-Europeans were stripped of our identity and forced to abandon our own cultures. In the last 50 years, industrial civilization has been destroying the only Earth we have. The COVID-19 pandemic has taken away a generation of elders who were the keepers of our heritage.

Culture is more important than ever. We want our children to know who they are because culture is the one thing that makes us human.

The best New York life is one where we celebrate each other. Celebrate with us because life is a carnival. ¡Azúcar!


Soy LatinoAmérica

Calle 13’s “LatinoAmérica” featuring Totó La Momposina. Editor “Kiko” Keith’s bomba teacher was Calle 13’s percussionist Héctor “Coco” Barez.

When we started this project over a decade ago, we never expected to become representatives of Latinos in New York City. It’s a great honor and a great responsibility. If you tell us to go home, we’re not sure where that is anymore. But they say home is where the heart is, and our heart is around here somewhere.

Con todo el corazón
Dios te bendiga
¡Aché!

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