…One Hundred Years of Solitude is the story of both the mythical Colombian town of Macondo and its founders, the unforgettable and incestuous Buendía clan. The novel follows seven generations…
…first language was English as well, I found it easy to connect with Selena as she struggled on screen with Spanish fluency. My parents are from the generation that was…
…if their family has been there for generations. In North America, Latin Americans are still sometimes perceived as “foreigners” and face systemic barriers to healthcare, education, and job opportunities. Further,…
Some of my fondest memories as a child were cuddling my mom on the couch on a Friday or Saturday night to watch early 90’s and 2000’s rom-coms with buttery…
…afternoon. Brought to us by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss (Game of Thrones) and Alexander Woo (True Blood) the series spans across generations and across multiple space and time universes….
…never seems to be judging Mariana. Instead, it simply presents her and her desire for escape and rebellion – things that are typical for Colombian youth across generations. Santa remembers…
…would it be the Lopezes?). But it is a city of immigrants. A city of hustlers. Those who don’t take for granted the opportunities previous generations have given them. On…
…on Netflix right now, a second life will allow a new generation to connect with this story led by great Latinx characters, and delve into other issues relevant to the…
…an aspirational figure to generations of girls. Director-screenwriter Greta Gerwig took great pains to ensure that Barbie was welcoming to audiences of all backgrounds rather than uplifting a narrow vision…
…real chisme. I think these bonuses demonstrate an incredible effort to humanize this story, where Ana is often breaking generational curses through the healing power of vulnerability. Even the episode…
