ENTERTAINMENT

A Look at the Stone Age – Roberto Duran’s Greatest Hits

August 22, 2016

AHall of Famer, a living legend, but most of all, Roberto Duran is one of the baddest men to ever step foot in the ring. While the common fan may know him more for the "No Mas" debacle. True sports fans know this man had more boxing lives than a cat. Just when...

Victor Cruz Goes From Stand-Up To ‘The Stockroom’

Emmanuel Ureña

August 11, 2016

Victor Cruz’s first time in the spotlight was on stage at a New York City comedy club doing stand-up at the age of 16. Studying art and theatre in high school at the time, performing for an audience had always been a dream for the South Bronx native. However, ...

Top Five Latino Players To Watch In The 2016 NFL Season

Gabe Salgado

August 8, 2016

Diversity has always been an issue in sports. The NFL is no exception. Yet, to its credit the National Football League has seen its ranks diversify over the years. Latino’s in particular, have become more interested in American football over the years and the ...

6 Latino Athletes to Watch In The 2016 Summer Olympics

Fermin Espinosa

July 27, 2016

Amidst worries over the Zika virus, acts of terrorism and political turmoil in the form of impeachment proceedings against the country’s first female president, over 10,000 of the world’s best athletes will rely heavily on their laser like focus when they clas...

The Hottest Moments from Comic-Con International: San Diego 2016

‘LLERO Editors

July 25, 2016

San Diego Comic-Con International is in the books. The weeklong extravaganza of for all things comic book culture has become the signature event in the industry. The world now watches to get a glimpse of what to expect from movie studios, production companies,...

Behind The Mask Of ‘Lucha Mexico’

Michael Lopez

July 22, 2016

Can the world ever get enough Lucha Libre? We don’t think so. Apparently that sentiment is shared with filmmakers Ian Markiewicz and Alex Hammond, who have put together an amazing new documentary about Latin American wrestling. Now screening in indie theaters ...

Antonio Jaramillo’s Bright Future After ‘Blue’

Michael Lopez

July 20, 2016

Fans of Jennifer Lopez’ Shades of Blue series got quite a shock during this summer’s season finale, when fan-favorite Miguel Zepeda met an untimely (and dramatic) end. Bad boy Zepeda was actually played by the versatile actor Antonio Jaramillo, who, in reality...

How Chile Became the New Powerhouse of Latin American Football

Gabe Salgado

July 13, 2016

Goodbye Argentina, move over Brazil, football in Latin America has a new king on the throne. Chile’s national team is CONMEBOL’s new star. With forward Marcelo Salas and goalkeeper Claudio Bravo as the cornerstones, Chile’s Football Federation underwent a rebu...

How This Man Is Changing the Latin Music Game – Messiah El Artista

‘LLERO Editors

July 11, 2016

Every now and again we are lucky enough to witness movements in the arts. Whether it be film, music, or theatre. You can’t define it, but you know its happening. A wave of talent, a genre or material arrives and just creates a buzz making others want to follow...

Paola Espinosa & Alejandra Orozco – A Mexican Tandem Bound for Rio

‘LLERO Editors

July 7, 2016

On July 31, 2012 at the London Aquatics Center, Paola Espinosa and Alejandra Orozco step out of the poolside hot tub, towel off and scale three ladders to arrive atop the center’s ten-meter-high diving platform. Dressed in matching blue Team Mexico swimsuits, ...

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