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Día de las Velitas in Colombia

Día de las Velitas is the Colombian Festival of Lights

El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico (the artists)

El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico ~ Rafael Ithier Vaya Con Dios

"Navidad: A Mexican-American Christmas" Calpulli Mexican Dance Company (Julieta Cervantes)

Calpulli Mexican Dance Company “Navidad” is a Mexican American Nutcracker

FIFA World Cup 2026 (UJ Alexander/Adobe)

FIFA World Cup 2026 Draw Sets Up Soccer Matches in the USA, Mexico, and Canada

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater (Dario Calmese/AAADT)

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Starts a Era With New Artistic Director Alicia Graf Mack

Joyce Theater (courtesy)

Joyce Theater is New York City’s Big Little Dance Theater

Repertorio Español (courtesy)

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

New York City Center Main Stage (courtesy)

New York City Center is One of NYC’s Premiere Homes for Dance and Theatre

Hostos Center (courtesy)

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

Santa Barbara in the Salamanca Cathedral (Jorisvo/Dreamstime)

Santa Barbara is the Female Changó

Changó dancer in Cuba (Kobby Dagan)

Changó is the Yoruba Orisha of Drumming, Singing, and Dancing

Holidays in New York City (Apogeu/Adobe)

The Holidays in New York City

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

Bronx Music Hall Performers Make The Bronx Beautiful

The Bronx is a cultural forge. (Ivan Santiago/Dreamstime)

Bronx Latin Culture

Mega Bash Alex Sensation (DisobeyArt/Adobe)

Mega Bash Alex Sensation Goes Dominican with El Teteo de Dembow

Things to do in NYC in December (yurakrasil/Adobe)

Things To Do in NYC in December

Things to do in NYC in November, Native American Heritage Month (Julian/Adobe)

Things To Do in NYC in November

The Jazz Gallery (Volodymyr/Adobe)

Jazz Gallery is a Jazz Club and Museum in NoMad, Manhattan

Indigenous NYC, Maria Tallchief (Everett Collection/Adobe)

New York City Ballet’s “The Nutcracker” Started The American Holiday Tradition With a Native American Ballerina

Pedro Giraudo Tango (the artist)

Pedro Giraudo is New York City’s Busiest Argentine Tango Leader

African Diaspora International Film Festival NYC (Lvnel/Adobe)

African Diaspora International Film Festival NYC Screens the Many Faces of Mother Afrika Around the World

Celebrate Native American Heritage Day (alfa27/Adobe)

Native American Heritage Day is the Day After Thanksgiving

ALBA Musik (Bárbara Martínez)

ALBA Musik Flamenco Fusion

Salsa Con Fuego (Sergey Frolov/Dreamstime)

Salsa Con Fuego Lounge Dominican Merengue, Bachata, and Dembow Stars

Prudential Center Newark (Benjamin Clapp/Adobe)

Prudential Center Presents Latin Music Stars in Newark

Blue Note New York (David Sagrado/Dreamstime)

Blue Note Jazz Club Presents Great Latin Jazz and Blues

House of Yes is one of New York's wildest night clubs. (Dan Talson/Dreamstime)

House of Yes is One of New York’s Wildest Night Clubs

Gonzalez y Gonzalez NYC (Yuri Arcurs/Dreamstime)

Gonzalez y Gonzalez Live Salsa for Dancing on Weekends

La Excelencia (courtesy)

La Excelencia Plays New York Salsa for Dancing at Gonzalez y Gonzalez

Remember the Mirabal Sisters "Las Mariposas" (Diegobib/Adobe)

Mirabal Sisters, “Las Mariposas,” Inspired the UN’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women


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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