HipLatina

HipLatina is a vibrant online lifestyle magazine that sparks dialogue through uplifting and inspiring stories, focusing on food and drink, fashion, wellness, and profiles of intriguing individuals important to the U.S. Hispanic community. Each month, HipLatina connects with over four million readers through various channels, including email, website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, DailyMotion, and more than 20 partner websites and mobile apps. The platform combines digital content with local experiences, educating and motivating audiences online while also engaging them through exclusive culinary and lifestyle events at premier venues in major U.S. cities. Our editorial team is made up of skilled journalists, lifestyle bloggers, and influencers who produce original content and share it across web and social media platforms, fostering exceptional community interaction.

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Claudia Sheinbaum Among Latina Leaders Recognized on TIME 100 Most Influential - HipLatina

2 days ago | hiplatina.com | Anna Ortega

Latinas made a powerful mark on TIME Magazine’s 2025 list of the World’s Most Influential People.
Selena Quintanilla: Queen of Tejano Music & Latina Icon

1 week ago | hiplatina.com | Laysha Macedo

Thirty years since her untimely death, Tejano music icon Selena Quintanilla’s impact on music and culture can be felt to this day. Today, the icon would have been 54 years old and in honor of her birthday we are taking a look back at the life and legacy of the beloved Queen of Tejano. From her early beginnings with the family band to her ventures into fashion and becoming an example to first-generation Latinas across the country, Selena has become a cultural icon for the community.
Vicente Fernández, Lin-Manuel Miranda, & Freddy Fender Music Added to National Recording Registry

1 week ago | hiplatina.com | Anna Ortega

The Queen of Salsa Celia Cruz, Mexican icon Juan Gabriel, reggaeton legend Daddy Yankee, Cuban-American trailblazer Gloria Estefan, and Queen of Tejano Music Selena Quintanilla are just a few of the Latin artists inducted to the National Recording Industry since its founding in 2000. Now, Mexican legend Vicente Fernández, Boricua playwright and songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Tejano singer Freddy Fender have joined their ranks.
Florencia Cuenca Makes History through ‘Real Women Have Curves’ Musical

1 week ago | hiplatina.com | Laysha Macedo

Latinx voices are making it big in the theatre this year. From Take the Leadstarring Adrienne Bailon-Houghton and Buena Vista Social Club based on the Cuban musical ensemble of the same name, Latinx stories and talent are taking center stage. Not only that, they’re making history as in the case of Florencia Cuenca who became the first Mexican immigrant to originate a role in a Broadway musical for her work on the new musicalReal Women Have Curves.
Bad Bunny Brought Boricua Pride to NPR Tiny Desk

2 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Anna Ortega

NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concert series is one of the most-watched live concert Youtube series, and for years, fans have been anticipating a concert with Boricua icon Bad Bunny. After weeks of speculation following the release of his latest album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, Benito finally released his long-awaited concert with NPR Music on Monday, April 7, singing an acoustic yet lively set of songs from the new project.
Digame: Mala & Diosa of Locatora Radio Talk Latina Representation in Podcasting

2 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Virginia Isaad

Locatora Radio hosts Diosa Femme and Mala Muñoz have established themselves as one of the top Latina voices in podcasting. Locatora Radio, founded in 2016, is a weekly podcast where they break down pop culture, current events, and feminism through interviews with Latinx creatives and artists. They were podcasting independently until joining iHeartRadio’s MyCultura Podcast Network in 2022.
Adrienne Bailon-Houghton Talks Representation in Musical 'Take the Lead'

2 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Laysha Macedo

When we think of Latina representation in theatre, the shows that come to mind are few and far between. From In the Heights to Buena Vista Social Club to On Your Feet!, there are only a handful of shows making it to the stage centering Latinx and BIPOC stories. For this reason, seeing a show like Take the Lead make its way to audiences reminds us how much our stories deserve to be told.
Shakira, Celia Cruz, & Selena Top Billboard's 50 Female Latin Pop Artists of All Time List

2 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Anna Ortega

Latin music icons including the Queen of Latin Music Shakira, Queen of Salsa Celia Cruz, and Queen of Tejano music Selena Quintanilla are some of the most prominent voices in music for generations and known internationally for their talent. But they are not alone in their contributions to Latin music and topping the charts.
El Paso Walmart Shooter Could Avoid Death Penalty

3 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Sofia Aguilar

Gun violence and mass shootings remain serious issues facing the Latinx community. According to the Giffords Law Center, more than 14 Latinxs die from gun violence per day and 5,300 Latinxs per year, with gun violence against the community double what it was in 2014. That becomes clear in cases like the 2022 school shooting in Uvalde, which left 19 students and two teachers dead, the majority of whom were Latinx.
Colombian American Olympian Melissa Ortiz Talks Latinas in Sports - HipLatina

3 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Sofia Aguilar

Latina athletes face a serious lack of institutional support across the sports industry. For one, they don’t receive the same marketing, sponsorships, encouragement, or attendance that men’s sports do. In fact, a 2019 study found that while 54.6 percent of high school team, only 48.4 percent of their Latina peers did the same. They also found that coaches were more likely to be biased against Latinas, believing that they came from families who failed to see the value of sports.