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ABT Studio Company ~ Lilia Greyeyes and Kayke Carvalho in "The Seasons" pas de deux (Chris Coates/NYC Dance Alliance/ABT Studio Company)

ABT Studio Company Stages the Next Generation of Ballet Dancers and Choreographers

NYU Skirball Center (Ajay Suresh/Wikimedia)

NYU Skirball Center is the New York University Performing Arts Center

Los Amigos Invisibles in 2023 (High Road Touring)

Los Amigos Invisibles are One of the Great Venezuelan Latin Alternative Bands

Nuestros Sonidos at Carnegie Hall (Sol Cotti)

Carnegie Hall’s “Nuestros Sonidos” (Our Sounds) Festival of Latin Culture

Haitian Flag Day (Dlrz4114/Dreamstime)

Haitian Flag Day Celebrates the Unity of Africans and Creoles

Shakira in 2011 (Fabio Diena/Dreamstime)

Shakira “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour” in New York City

Rauw Alejandro in 2022 (Fernandez Jimenez/Dreamstime)

Rauw Alejandro “Cosa Nuestra Tour” Turns Puerto Rican Reggaeton into Smooth Pop

New York City Football Club, NYCFC (Marty Jean Louis/Dreamstime)

New York City Football Club (NYCFC) Hosts the Hudson River Derby

Teatro Real, Royal Opera of Madrid Orchestra Gala Musical Fantasy From Spain (Teatro Real)

Teatro Real, the Royal Opera of Madrid Orchestra, Plays a Gala Musical Fantasy From Spain Featuring Violinist María Dueñas, Soprano Saioa Hernández, and Conductor David Afkham

Westminster Dog Show (Dwong19/Dreamstime)

Westminster Dog Show 2026 Celebrates 150 Years of Best in Show

Dance Parade NYC (RightFramePhotovideo/Dreamstime)

Dance Parade 2025 is Once Again About Reclaiming the Freedom to Be Yourself

New York African Film Festival (kues1/Adobe)

New York African Film Festival 2025 Celebrates Fluid Horizons in Films from Mother Afrika

NADA New York (Guruxos/Dreamstime)

NADA New York is an Emerging Contemporary Art Fair

Harlem Stage (Marc Millman)

Harlem Stage Develops Visionary Artists of Color

Spring Studios is an event space in Tribeca (Fashionstock/Dreamstime)

Spring Studios is an Event Space With Integrated Marketing

Independent New York (Who is Danny/Adobe)

Independent New York 2025 is the New Yorker of New York Art Fairs

Bronx Week (Edward Samuel/Adobe)

Bronx Week 2025 Features the Bronx Ball, Bronx Parade, Bronx Food & Arts Festival, Bronx Week Concert, and More

TEFAF New York (JackF/Adobe)

TEFAF New York 2025 Brings Europe’s Leading Fine Art Antiques Fair to New York City

1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair (Mike Orlov/Adobe)

1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Shows African and African Diaspora Art

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

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

Latin Art in New York City: Diego Rivera's "Man, Controller of the Universe," 1934. (Wikimedia)

Art in New York City

Future Fair NYC (Mike Orlov/Adobe)

Future Fair 2025 Shows Contemporary Art From Diverse Emerging Galleries

Mother's Day in New York City (David Castillo/Dreamstime)

Mother’s Day in New York City and Around the World Started as a Celebration of Peace

Kupferberg Center for the Arts, Colden Auditorium (courtesy)

Kupferberg Center for the Arts is the Performing Arts Center at Queens College

Viva el Cinco de Mayo at Kupferberg Center (Hannah Baiak/Dreamstime)

Viva el Cinco de Mayo 2025 Features Mexican Ballet Folklórico Son Jarocho, and Mariachi for the Entire Family

Honduran Culture in New York City (Roberto Galan/Dreamstime)

Honduran Culture in New York City

Indigenous Culture in New York City (Oskanov/Dreamstime)

Indigenous Culture in New York City

Jewish Culture in New York City (Warczakoski/Dreamstime)

Jewish Culture in New York City

Mexican Culture in New York City (Lei Xu/Dreamstime)

Mexican Culture in New York City

African American Culture in New York City, Dizzy Gillespie (William Gottlieb/Library of Congress)

African American Culture in New York City


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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