Cadena Collective Blog

Cadena Familia, As we worked on a marketing campaign that was scheduled to go out today, we stopped in our...

Selena has become an icon for many reasons and I've come to realize that she is idolized because for Mexican-American women like myself, she mirrors our lives as bi-cultural women. She was able to cross borders and face the challenges of two countries, two languages and two nuanced cultures. Navigating this bi-cultural identity can often leave you feeling as not enough.

We think it’s fair to say that even if you are not under the weather, the thought of lounging in comfy clothes and sharing laughs from the comfort of your home is much more appealing than going out. Even if distance isn’t a factor, virtually hanging out has become a convenient way to keep the chisme alive.

2021 started out rough. I was feeling overworked, depressed and undervalued. Not only was I working on Cadena, I had...

Saludos amigas! In honor of Entrepreneur Day we have compiled a list of some of the many women we admire....

It is without a doubt one of the most important Mayan books is the Popol Vuh; considered “the bible of the Mayans”. In it can be found different themes: religion, gastronomy, stories, legends, customs, and myths. 

Beyond the clothes and the style, showing off your cultura means showing up as your authentic self. It means claiming parts of you that society might have taught you to hide; your natural hair, your bold and colorful patterned clothes, your statement jewelry, and maybe even the way you do your makeup.

Mexico is a wondrous place with amazing smells, foods, and a culture that will leave you wanting more and more...