Tag: hispanic
Why Is It Called 'Bodega'?
Ever wondered why small neighborhood stores are called “bodegas”? The word feels so tied to city life today, especially places like New York—but its story actually stretches back centuries through language, culture, and migration.
Waukesha Kid Dancer Shines in Super Bowl Halftime Show
11-year-old Jay Ramos-Rivera from Waukesha performs with Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl halftime show, inspiring his hometown and viewers nationwide.
Selena: From Texas to the World – GRAMMY Museum Exhibit in LA
Explore iconic artifacts of Selena Quintanilla at the GRAMMY Museum in LA — Grammy gown, mic, sketches & legacy on display Jan 15–Mar 16, 2026.
A GRAMMY Celebration of Latin Music 2025: Miami Highlights and Performers
Relive A GRAMMY Celebration of Latin Music in Miami which aired on Dec. 28, 2025 — a star-studded CBS special with unforgettable performances by Latin music icons.
A Grammy Celebration of Latin Music
"A GRAMMY Celebration of Latin Music" celebrates the lasting impact and widespread influence of Latin music in the United States. Additional performers include Andrea Bocelli, Laura Pausini, Prince Royce, Jon Secada, Robin Thicke, and many others.
Twelve Lucky Grapes at Midnight: New Year’s Eve Tradition and Meaning
Discover the history of eating 12 grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve, its Spanish origins, meanings behind each grape, and modern variations of this lucky tradition.
Irene Cara: Early Years, Stardom and Legacy of the Fame and Flashdance Icon
Explore the remarkable life of Irene Cara, from her early TV debut in 1967 to her iconic performances in Fame and “Flashdance… What a Feeling.” A full look at the singer-actress who defined a generation.
Ancient canals revive Mexico City's past
Mexico City is home to 22 million residents, making it one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world.
How to Spot a Fake Luau
Fluffy’s guide to avoiding a fake Hawaiian experience.
Easy Tostones
Made with only a handful of ingredients, these Tostones are beyond easy to make! Crispy and savory, these tostones are fried to golden perfection.
"Buena Vista Social Club" Serenades Broadway
In 1996, a group of elderly, mostly forgotten Cuban musicians recorded an album that became a critical and commercial phenomenon worldwide.
Dodger Super Fan Mixes Her Love of La Team and Mexican Culture
Maria Flores becomes La Muerte Maria for the Day of the Dead while expressing her Dodger spirit.
‘Quinceañeras’ the History Behind the Celebration
Every little girl dreams of the day that they can be a princess, and for many girls of Mexican and Guatemalan descent that dream comes true on their Quinceañera night.