Talking about Penélope Menchaca means talking about one of the most beloved and charismatic figures in Spanish-language television. Her story is that of a woman who, with talent, charm, and hard work, has conquered stages in different countries, becoming an unforgettable face for millions of viewers.
DC has always loved playing with the idea that Batman can exist in any era or alternate universe, but what they pulled off with Batman Azteca: Clash of Empires (2025) hits home for Mexicans in a way that feels epic and personal.
Lin-Manuel Miranda is not just an artist — he is a cultural phenomenon. Born in New York on January 16, 1980, to Puerto Rican parents, he grew up surrounded by music and a strong sense of Latino identity.
South Texas is preparing for an unexpected and very unusual political contest: Bobby Pulido, the Tejano music icon who marked an entire generation with the hit Desvelado, has announced that he will run for the Democratic Party nomination to represent District 15 in the U.S. Congress.
César Millán is not just a dog trainer, he’s a cultural phenomenon. Born in 1969 in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, he grew up in humble surroundings, showing from an early age a natural talent for understanding animals
Donald Trump reignited controversy with explosive statements from the White House. The former US president claimed that the use of Tylenol (paracetamol or acetaminophen) during pregnancy could be directly linked to the development of autism in children
This past week in San Diego, the inaugural PROXIMO AVANCE event made a powerful statement, showcasing the immense economic and cultural influence of the Latino community. This premier business and innovation forum, spearheaded by Gary Acosta and the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), brought together thousands of leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators from various sectors, including real estate, technology, finance, and entertainment.
Autumn is more than a season—it’s a state of the heart. It’s the crunch of leaves beneath our steps, the crisp air that calls for soft scarves, the sweet melancholy that slips through the windows and invites us to hold a warm cup of tea while watching the world turn golden.
Japan has once again set a demographic milestone: according to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, 99,763 people are now aged 100 or older, an increase of 4,644 compared to last year. The announcement came just ahead of Respect for the Aged Day, celebrated every September 15, and confirms a trend that has continued for 55 consecutive years.
