Thatiana Diaz

Oct 9, 2024 | adweek.com | Thatiana Diaz

Drive business and brand growth with winning media strategies at Mediaweek. Hear from experts at TIME, Peloton, YouTube, Google and more, October 29-30 in New York City. Register. Editor’s note: In this article, ADWEEK deviated from its style of using “Latinx” due to the writer’s preference. “Latine” is a gender-neutral form of the word Latino.

Jul 8, 2024 | remezcla.com | Thatiana Diaz

This monthly list is curated by Remezcla’s Editor-in-Chief, Thatiana Diaz, and highlights her favorite beauty products. Drawing from her extensive beauty reporting and journalism background, our EIC will share a list showcasing products she’s personally tried and loves. In a market saturated with choices, navigating the world of beauty can be overwhelming — but it shouldn’t be. That’s where this list comes in.

May 9, 2024 | remezcla.com | Thatiana Diaz

“When you make the right art, the universe will figure it out for you,” Mariel Gomerez-Rodriguez says before quickly affirming, “It always did.”This sentiment rings true in the corridors of Parkwood Entertainment—the production, management, and entertainment company founded by Beyoncé Knowles Carter. One name among many greats resonates with the promise of innovation and connection: Mariel Gomerez-Rodriguez.

May 8, 2024 | shorturl.at | Thatiana Diaz |Natasha Melina

I can remember many weekend mornings from my childhood when I would hear the catchy  “ Do-do-do-d-Dora (alright!), Do-do-do-d-Dora” and  “Hi, I’m Dora!” calling out from the TV screen as I curled up with my mom on her and my dad’s bed. For more than two decades, children across the globe grew up with Dora the Explorer, while one person in particular, grew up as Dora.

Apr 4, 2024 | remezcla.com | Thatiana Diaz

As I perched on the corner of the stage alongside Rudy Mancuso, the echo of his recent conversation with students at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music lingered in the air as we settled in to speak. Observing his rhythmic tapping on the wooden floor, I found myself witnessing firsthand Mancuso’s rare neurological condition, synesthesia, which alters his perception of sound.