Maria G. Valdez from Pop Sugar Latina enlightens us with some must-watch Netflix shows that will help us polish our Latin music skills! To learn more, click HERE. PHOTO: Netflix/Youtube
Over at MTV News, Alissa Schulman writes about the season 3 premiere of hit Netflix Latin coming-of-age series On My Block! Click HERE to get more inside details! PHOTO: Netflix
Over at WPBF News, Erin Guy writes about the Sabor y Vino Latin Food & Wine Festival coming up this Thursday, November 14th. To purchase a ticket, click HERE. To see the news report video, click HERE. PHOTO: WPBF NEWS
Obi Anyanwu from WWD writes about the new collection of clothing merch that Latin pop boyband CNCO launched with Forever 21! To take a look at the merchandise with prices, click HERE. To read the full article, click HERE. PHOTO: FOREVER 21
Over at Billboard Latin, Jessica Roiz writes about the collaboration between Colombian artist Juanes and Canadian singer Alessia Cara in their full-Spanish song “Querer Mejor!” To learn more about their collaboration and Jimmy Fallon show performance, click HERE. Photo: Andrew Lipovsky/NBC
Missoulian writes about singer Christina Aguilera taking Spanish classes as she works on her new upcoming Latin album! To learn more about her journey, click HERE. Photo: Angela Weiss/Getty Images
Dafnison Music writes about Cuban-American Drummer Dafnis Prieto winning a Grammy for his debut Latin Jazz album “Back To The Sunset!” Click HERE for more info! Click HERE to check out Dafnis in action as he is drumming! Photo: DrummerWorld Video: Drumeo
Over at Vulture, Dee Lockett writes about the new Netflix series “Selena” that is set to be released with the Quintanilla Family as the executive producers! Click HERE for all the details. Photo from the Netflix Announcement of “Selena” Posted by Yenesis Alvarez
Over at Remezcla, Kristen Lopez writes about season 3 of Netflix favorite “One Day At A Time” premiering on February 8! Click HERE for details on the show!!! Photo: Mike Yarish. Courtesy of Netflix Posted by: Yenesis Alvarez
Over at NBC News, Gwen Aviles writes about how some U.S Latino families keep alive the Three Kings tradition instead of Santa Claus! Click HERE for the details on what it means to believe in the Three Magi and where it even came from! Photo: Gwen Aviles / NBC News Posted by: Yenesis Alvarez
