Articles Tagged with: Cuba

Four years after the first African-American was sworn into presidency, we see a small but significant number Latinos being involved in recent politics and in…

Your vote can help hang a portrait of Celia Cruz in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History!

UPDATE: She won! Now what?

“While the date is a cause for celebration, the nation was effectively hamstrung by the cruel irony of independence without freedom. To anyone else, this…

Trovador Silvio Rodríguez makes his return to the U.S. after three decades tonight at the sold-out Carnegie Hall show.

Read on to what we have to say about Quiero Club, Gustavo Galindo, Cucu Diamantes and Amandititita with our Remezcla Replay.

Juanes has made a ruckus recently by announcing he will perform in Havana for the first time at a peace concert in September.

But in…

Puerto Rico is a unique, beautiful island. It’s a halfway nation, err… o.k., make that a halfway U.S. colony. As such, it has characteristics of…

Over two decades strong, Cypress Hill continues to be the #1 Latino rap act in this country.  As hip hop culture took shape in the…

I can’t wait to see this film even if it is ten hours long. I’ll sit forever and watch Benicio Del Toro play out Che…