The Streets of Cuba Are Birthing A New Genre of Music – Bakosó
Any native New Yorker will tell you; Manhattan has long been the epicenter of “making it”. While the outer boroughs relegated to secondary status....
Cuba Comes to Brooklyn
For one night Brooklyn becomes Cuba. On March 2nd, Cuban boxing star and former 154-pound world champion Erislandy Lara seeks to return to the champio...
Tony Montana’s Miami 35 Years Later…
We are all familiar with the story of Cuban mafioso Tony Montana. Montana descends on Miami in search of the “American Dream” after departing Cuba in ...
How to Rock the Guayabera
Summer is about to make its grand entrance. With rising temperatures comes the need to show off a brand new wardrobe that will keep you looking and ...
How to Travel to Cuba
As immediate gratification seeking Americans we have always had a problem with having zero access to things or places. So it was a bit orgasmic when P...
J.R. Ramirez Is Making Some Power Moves
It’s five o’clock on a Friday afternoon. Not exactly the moment you want to start an interview. As a writer you want your subject as comfortable as ...
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Nicaragua
If you only know Nicaragua, the land of “lakes and volcanoes,” because of its dictators and political strife you’ve got a few things to learn abou...
Must See Latino Films at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival
Founded in 2002 by Robert DeNiro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff, the Tribeca Film Festival not only set out to celebrate the art of filmmaking in N...
5 Reasons Why The Celia Cruz Miniseries Is Must See TV
Celia Cruz, la reina de la salsa, was incomparable. Her presence and voice helped catapult the new form of music to the global stage. She was the ...
Cuban Chrome
The more things change, the more they stay the same. It’s been less than a year since both President Obama and Raul Castro announced the US and Cuban ...