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1 day ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
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2 days ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
Over the past few years, social media has evolved into a thriving marketplace where users can discover a wide range of products, from trendy clothing to jewelry. We’ve all felt the thrill of finding a sizzling deal on some brand-name sneakers at half price, that batidora you wanted to get your mamá, or even that new phone you’ve been eyeing. But ¡ojo! Not everything that glitters online is gold. In this digital jungle, your chisme can lead you down a path of scams.
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2 days ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
In collaboration with Modelo Especial, we’re diving into the bold, grassroots tradition of tifo — where fútbol fans don’t just cheer, they create. These larger-than-life displays aren’t just about the game; they’re about culture, protest, and pride from the stands to the streets. If you’ve ever seen an entire stadium erupt in color, flags, and giant banners moving in sync, then congrats—you’ve witnessed the pure magic of tifos.
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2 weeks ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
Get ready to mark your calendars, because this June, the NASCAR Cup Series will make history with its first international race in the modern era, right in the heart of Mexico City. That’s right. The NASCAR Cup Series is bringing its high-octane action to Mexico City for the very first time, and there’s so much more to this race than just speed.
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2 weeks ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
Prepárate para agendar una cita con la velocidad, porque este junio, la NASCAR Cup Series hará historia con su primera carrera internacional en la era moderna, justo en el corazón de la Ciudad de México. Así como lo lees. La NASCAR Cup Series lleva por primera vez su acción de alto octanaje a la Ciudad de México, y esta carrera es mucho más que velocidad.
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2 weeks ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
If you think basic is a vibe, then you’ve never celebrated a party thrown by Latinos. We’re no strangers to throwing an unforgettable pachanga. In fact, we’re always down to celebrate the bold, the vibrant, and the extraordinary. From carne asada celebrations to quinceañeras, we know parties and the best themes. Inspired by the explosive flavors of the Modelo Chelada, we’re doing you one better with seven party ideas that’ll make your guests say, “Orale!”Get ready to party into the next day.
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3 weeks ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
Listen up, mi gente—this Pride Month, mitú and Audible are spotlighting audiobooks that go off. Whether you’re living between cultures, celebrating queer joy, or just vibing with a story that keeps your heart racing, this playlist has it all. From LGBTQ+ classics and memoirs to dramatic thrillers and true crime sagas, we’ve curated a mix of Spanish and English audiobooks that’ll have you pressing play again and again.
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3 weeks ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
Over the last few years, Latinos have become increasingly concerned about how weight gain affects their health. Beyond abuelas and tias pushing them to eat more tamales at family gatherings, or being criticized about the size of their pancita, weight gain has become a genuine health concern as obesity rates have increased in the Latino community. Latinos face disproportionately high rates of obesity-related health issues compared to non-Hispanic Americans.
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1 month ago | 
wearemitu.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
Mother’s Day might be behind us, but the bond with Mami—and all the mujeres who raised us—deserves to be celebrated all month long. That’s why Audible and mitú are teaming up with recommendations for May’s Audiobook Club, a curated blend of audiobooks in Spanish and English that everyone can vibe with— so you can enjoy audiobooks that speak to either your relationships, your roots, or your healing.
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1 month ago | 
hiplatina.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván
In 2019, I was living in North Carolina returning home at three in the morning from a late night shift at a catering company I was working for. Soaked in a barrel of iced tea I’d spilled on myself earlier that night unloading the food van, my eyes were clouded by tears of frustration. I’d quit my job at an international non-profit three months earlier in the middle of summer.
