2021 started out rough. I was feeling overworked, depressed and undervalued. Not only was I working on Cadena, I had a full time job and dealing with COVID-blues after a year of stolen travel, stolen time with loved ones and so many other stolen adventures I had planned. Pero como dice el dicho, ...

Saludos amigas! In honor of Entrepreneur Day we have compiled a list of some of the many women we admire. These women have built their empire from the ground up, overcome challenges, and broken down barriers. Not only that but they are an inspiration for every mujer Latina. Ellas son un ejemplo ...

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 ma...

Mexico is a wondrous place with amazing smells, foods, and a culture that will leave you wanting more and more every time. However, Mexico is often portrayed as a dangerous place infested by drugs and crime. While these do exist, it is important to recognize the beauty of our country that has sha...

Marielle was a human rights activist who was dedicated to speaking up against police violence, an advocate for the marginalized, the poor, the LGBTQ community, and women.  Born Marielle Francisco da Silva on July 27, 1979, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she grew up in a favela called Maré.