People
The People Archive contains New York Latin Culture Magazine’s coverage of Latin People in New York City and beyond since 2012.
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Eliane Elias, the Grammy-winning Brazilian Jazz Pianist, Starts Her “Time and Again Tour”
Birdland, Bossa Nova, Brazilian NYC, Hell’s Kitchen, Juilliard, Latin Jazz NYC, LATIN MUSIC NYC, People, SambaBIRDLAND, Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan 🇧🇷
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Bulla en el Barrio Releases Debut Album “Vámonos que nos vamos”
New York City’s first Bullerengue group updates the Caribbean Colombian women’s tradition from San Basilio de Palenque, the first free African town in the Americas. 🇨🇴
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Ozuna in New York City
Dominican NYC, LATIN MUSIC NYC, latin trap, New Jersey, People, Prudential Center, Puerto Rican NYC, ReggaetonPRUDENTIAL CENTER, Newark, New Jersey 🇩🇴 🇵🇷
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Bárbara Martínez Sings and Dances Flamenco at Sala Astoria
Argentine NYC, Astoria, DANCE NYC, Flamenco NYC, Latin Jazz NYC, LATIN MUSIC NYC, People, Queens, VenezuelanSALA ASTORIA, Astoria, Queens 🇦🇷 🇻🇪 🇪🇸
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Machito & His Afro-Cubans Defined Cubop Which We Now Call Latin Jazz
HAVANA, Cuba ~ December 3, 1907 🇨🇺
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Romeo Santos Brings His “Formula Vol. 3 Tour” to Barclays Center
BARCLAYS CENTER, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn ~ The “King of Bachata” created urban bachata and popularized it around the world. 🇩🇴
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Louie Vega and the Elements of Life Spin House at the Blue Note New York
Blue Note New York, DJ, Greenwich Village, Latin House, LATIN MUSIC NYC, Manhattan NYC, People, Puerto Rican NYCThis legend of 1990s house music is from a Puerto Rican musical family. 🇵🇷
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Carlos Fuentes was Mexico’s Most Celebrated Novelist
November 11, 1928 ~ “The Death of Artemis Cruz.” 🇲🇽
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Joe Arroyo was One of the Godfathers of Colombian Salsa
CARTAGENA, Colombia ~ The singer who mixed many Caribbean traditions into Colombian Salsa, was born on November 1, 1955. 🇨🇴
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Celia Cruz, “The Queen of Salsa,” Popularized Latin Music Around the World
#AdalWasHere, Bronx, Cuban NYC, FANIA All-Stars, LATIN MUSIC NYC, Legends, People, Rumba, Salsa, Son Cubano NYCHAVANA, Cuba, October 21, 1925 🇨🇺
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Evita Eva Perón, “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina”
The actress and radio personality rose from poverty to become a beloved first lady of Argentina. Los Toldos, Argentina May 7, 1919 🇦🇷
