Yamily Habib
Editorial Director at mitú
“I’m not dumb. I just have a command of thoroughly useless information.” Editorial Director, author of "La Ciudad de los Paraguas Rotos" 🌈
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6 days ago |
wearemitu.com | Yamily Habib
What happens when a fluffy milk bun meets a churro and takes a dip in warm cajeta? Festival magic. These Churro Cajeta Buns are pillowy, deep-fried, rolled in cinnamon sugar, filled with Mexican chocolate whipped cream, and finished with a glossy cajeta dip. It’s pan dulce with a glow-up—and we’re not mad about it. Yields: About 10 buns20g bread flour40g water50g milkIn a small saucepan, whisk together the flour, water, and milk over medium heat.
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1 week ago |
wearemitu.com | Yamily Habib
You’ve probably heard the phrase “big in Japan,” but lately, reggaeton has gone global in a way that few saw coming. From San Juan to Shanghai, the genre’s infectious rhythms are helping Chinese students learn Spanish—and they’re doing it by watching translated TikToks and streaming J Balvin on repeat. According to a study from Barcelona’s Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), the number of Chinese students enrolling in translation and language science classes has jumped by 37% in the past five years.
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1 week ago |
wearemitu.com | Yamily Habib
Natalia Lafourcade and her journey back to the origin1It has been twenty-four years of career, eleven studio albums, four Grammy Awards, eighteen Latin Grammys, and an entire generation that knows “En el 2000” and “Nunca es suficiente” by heart. But for Natalia, her story with music isn’t summed up in numbers, but in an organic path filled with devotion, transformation, and intimacy. Since releasing her self-titled debut album in 2002, her evolution has been profound, intimate, and constant.
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1 week ago |
wearemitu.com | Yamily Habib
mitú is the leading digital media company representing the Latino point of view among consumers 18-44. Through our multiple touch points in video, editorial, social media and commerce, we connect brands, content buyers, and creators to the massive community of Latino consumers in America. Our audience is the 200% — 100% American and 100% Latino – who inspire us to create authentic, culturally relevant stories. We reach a massive, cross-cultural audience across a variety of social and O&O platforms.
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1 week ago |
wearemitu.com | Yamily Habib
The blackout wasn’t just electrical—it was emotional. During Holy Week, more than 1.4 million people in Puerto Rico were left without power. Hundreds of thousands more, without water.
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