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Did You Know a Latino Writer Helped Inspire “Killing Me Softly”? Let Us Put You On
By Yamily Habib
Most people know “Killing Me Softly” through Roberta Flack. Or through Lauryn Hill and the Fugees, if that was the version that first got under your skin. What fewer people know is that the phrase at the center of the song first appeared in Latin American literature. More specifically, it passed through Julio Cortázar.
Here’s where the iconic phrase came from.
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Op-Ed: Resistance Takes a Coalition, Even the ‘ICE OUT’ Buttons You Are Seeing Everywhere
Activism is multifaceted and bringing attention to the cause is important. That’s what the “ICE OUT” buttons are doing on red carpets.
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Bobby Pulido Took His Campaign to Quinceañeras and People Are Loving It
Bobby Pulido is leaning into culture, heritage, and community for his campaign for Congress. He’s even showing up to sing at quinceañeras throughout Texas’s 15th Congressional district.
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Mexico City Said “Let’s Go Big” and Set a World Record With a Massive Soccer Class
Ahead of the World Cup, Mexico City hosted the world’s largest soccer class in the Zócalo. Thousands of people joined in on the fun to help set a new Guinness World Record.
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Bad Bunny Is Climbing the Billboard Charts Again Thanks to New Listeners and That Incredible Super Bowl Halftime Show
Bad Bunny’s “Un Verano Sin Ti” is still on the Billboard 200 charts after four years. Here’s why his music is getting so much new attention right now.
Spring cleaning is here! So, in honor of one of the most Latino times of the year, here’s our roundup of Latino-owned home goods that make “I’m just tidying” turn into “wait, should we redecorate?”
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