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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Ja'Hari Ortega Celebrates Black and Latina Culture with New Hoop Earring Installation

1 day ago | hiplatina.com | Anna Ortega

The most meaningful works of art are the ones that connect us to our roots and culture. Boston-based artist, sculptor, and jewelry maker Ja’Hari Ortega is celebrating Black and Latinx heritage with her newest installation “Big Hoops to Fill.” The large-scale interactive sculpture, designed by Ortega, features two life-size golden bamboo hoop earrings, also known as “door knockers,” that serve as a swing set.
Moments From the Karol G Documentary That Made Us Teary-Eyed - HipLatina

6 days ago | hiplatina.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván

If you were around in 2023 when Karol G released Mañana Será Bonito, then you know how much of a balm to the soul the album is. Filled with the Colombian singer’s signature touch of empowerment and perreo, the album also showed us a more vulnerable side to her we all fell in love with and related to. Now, the Bichota is getting even more real with a new Netflix documentary, Mañana fue muy bonito.
Custom Jewelry Latina Moms Will Actually Want on Mother’s Day

1 week ago | hiplatina.com | Sofia Aguilar

Mother’s Day is coming up and we all know what that means: time to celebrate all the mother figures in our lives: our mamis and tías, primas and abuelas! Giving gifts is one way that we can show the mothers in our lives how much we appreciate them, but sometimes it can be hard to find that one perfect gift.
What Inspired Latinx Met Gala Looks? A Breakdown of Symbols and Statements

1 week ago | hiplatina.com | Karla Montalvan |Karla Montalván

If there’s one thing Latinos know how to do, is show up in style. So, when the 2025 MET Gala rolled out its blue carpet, our celebrities stepped out in their best looks and left their mark. Hosted every year at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, this year’s Met Gala dress code was “Tailored for You,” which, according to the MET’s Costume Institute, was designed to provide “guidance and invite creative interpretation” for its exclusive attendees.
“Bilingual Bitch” and Proud: Angelica Julia Dávila Reclaims Language Through Poetry

1 week ago | hiplatina.com | Sofia Aguilar

Angelica Julia Dávila is a Mexican-American poet, fiction writer, and stand-up comedian who frequently writes about bilingualism, family, heritage, and identity in her work.
Josefina Lopez Celebrates Latinas in 'Real Women Have Curves' on Broadway

1 week ago | hiplatina.com | Laysha Macedo

When the film Real Women Have Curves (RWHC) was released in 2002, it was a significant moment for Latina representation and empowerment. Now, more than 20 years later, the Real Women Have Curves musical hits the stage and it’s achieving that same feat in the world of theatre. Both the film and musical are adaptations of the 1990 play by Chicana playwright Josefina Lopez.
Digame: Viviana Vazquez is Dedicated to Helping BIPOC First Gen Thrive Financially

2 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Virginia Isaad

Viviana Vazquez is a financial education content creator behind @OverGenPoverty, and the founder of First-Gen Wealth, LLC. She empowers first-generation individuals and BIPOC communities through her free educational content and newsletter. She’s a first-generation college graduate with a Bachelor’s in Business Administration and an MBA candidacy and has used her acquired knowledge to blaze a path for herself in the financial literacy space.
Sophie Castillo Talks British Latinidad & Fusing Latin Sounds in Her Music

2 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Anna Ortega

British Latina indie singer Sophie Castillo has always been in touch with her Cuban-Colombian roots even though she grew up in London. She remembers listening to salsa in the car with her mom and naturally grooving to the music. Castillo always dreamt of making her own music and began using TikTok and Instagram to gain visibility as an independent artist.
15 Latinx-Owned Bookstores in the U.S. You Need to Check Out

3 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Sofia Aguilar

Book lovers know the joy that comes with browsing the shelves of a bookstore and that experience becomes extra special when you’re in a Latinx-owned bookstore. Every time we want to purchase a Latinx-authored book, we could be supporting a Latinx-owned bookstore, which puts funds right back into the community.
Yael Valencia Aldana's Debut Poetry Collection Explores Mixed Heritage & the Complexity of Identity - HipLatina

3 weeks ago | hiplatina.com | Sofia Aguilar

Yael Valencia Aldana is a Caribbean Afro-Latinx poet of Indigenous, Black, and European descent who often writes about grief, heritage, belonging, and identity in her work. In January, she published her debut full-length collection, Black Mestiza. The collection reckons with her multifaceted identities and pays homage to her ancestors’ legacy, resilience, and fortitude.