…Latina Media Co: 8 trailblazing Latina authors you should know. De Los by LA Times: Selena’s legacy, 30 years later. Remezcla: The Last of Us is Changing the Narrative When…
…on their time with Selena or “Sister” as Suzette calls her. Selena also provides insight through archival interviews. While most of us know the story of Selena from the 1997…
…echoed in the news, at church, and in pop culture. I still remember the scene in Selena where Edward James Olmos tells Jennifer Lopez that Mexican-Americans have to be “twice…
…were turned off by the depiction of their country. Some of the criticism was fodder for memes and jokes, like Selena Gomez speaking in Spanish with a heavy American accent….
…warmhearted cameraman Justin (a charming Joe Apollonio), and Ulman herself as the bilingual producer Elena. They’re there to film a docuseries on quirky, local trends, but soon find out they’re…
…of police officer Elena Tejada (pseudonym, Aranzazu ‘Arantxa’ Berradre Martín) who spent eight years secretly infiltrating Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA), the armed nationalist, leftist organization seeking independence from Spain. For…
…Pérez is yet another example of Mexican struggles and culture being exploited for the benefit and ego of non-Mexicans (and yes, I know that Selena Gómez has Mexican roots. I’m…
…grandmother, Maria Elena, fled Nicaragua with her father, escaping an authoritarian regime. My mom’s parents were a little different, my grandma, Rosa, is Mexican-American and was born in the U.S…..
…says it all. Yes, the iconic Selena Quintanilla is getting another film, this time a documentary by Isabel Castro, perhaps most well-known for Mija. Selena y Los Dinos promises never-before-seen…
…Latina Nava Mau did too. So, we are putting that in the “win” column for the gente. Latinas Liza Colón-Zayas (up for best television supporting actress) and Selena Gomez (double…
