LIFE
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Mexican Enchiladas Traveled Far Enough to Lose Their Birth Certificate
In Mexico, an enchilada is sold as a symbol of heritage, comfort, and belonging. But its real story is messier:…
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Latin American Music Was Never Silent, It Learned To Travel
Latin American music is not a genre so much as a historical current, carrying conquest, survival, belief, and rebellion in…
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How Mexico’s León Fair Landed Foo Fighters and Went Global
In León, Guanajuato, a 150-year state fair bet on Foo Fighters and won: 25,000-plus fans, a tourism rush, and a…
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Puerto Rican Bad Bunny Makes Chile’s Stadium Sing Against Empire
In Santiago, Bad Bunny opened 2026 by threading protest music through a stadium show, reviving Víctor Jara inside Estadio Nacional.…
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Venezuelans’ Hope Turns to Phone Fear After Maduro’s Sudden Capture
After U.S. forces struck Caracas on Jan. 3, 2026, and seized Nicolás Maduro, the celebration lasted hours. Now Venezuelans delete…
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How Karol G Chose Memory Over Hits and Won Hearts Worldwide
From Medellín stages to the Vatican, Karol G says her June album Tropicoqueta dug into Colombian memory and split opinions.…
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Caribbean Airspace Shock Turns Dream Vacations into Costly Waiting Games
After US military strikes in Venezuela closed Caribbean airspace, tens of thousands of travelers in Puerto Rico and Aruba found…
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Colombian Classrooms Dance as Haiti’s Compas Finds a New Home
In Colombia, a Haitian-Chilean singer is turning compas into a living bridge, part concert, part lesson, part diaspora reunion. After…
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Puerto Rican Arcángel Turns 20 With La 8va Maravilla Fireworks
With La 8va Maravilla arriving Jan. 15, Puerto Rican reggaeton star Arcángel marks 20 years by linking icons and new…
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Caracas Wakes To Champagne Dreams, Checkpoint Dawns After Maduro’s Fall
After Nicolás Maduro was seized by U.S. Special Forces, Caracas tasted a rare breath of hope, then swallowed it. Within…
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