The UN declared 2019 the International Year of Indigenous Languages (IYIL2019) in order to raise awareness about the danger of their disappearance

The Commune 13 has been one of the most marginalized places in the history of Medellín, however, today it is proposed to change weapons for art and culture

Latin American women share the recipes of their ancestral dishes in a very special recipe book

The Januhairy movement seeks to encourage women not to wax during January, as a form of acceptance and empowerment of women

After years of struggle, the Mexican black population will be recognized as a minority. They will receive support to promote their culture and recognition

Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala and Mexico are some of the countries with surprising archaeological findings that will leave you open-mouthed

This November 1st and 2nd, Mexico celebrates the Day of the Dead. In LatinAmerican Post we present 3 festivals that you can not miss

From vogue to merengue, here you can find 5 Latino groups that break traditional gender categories with their dance

On the night of September 2, the National Museum of Brazil was consumed by flames and with it 200 years of knowledge and history

Who says that being a popular genre does not teach us philosophy of life?

A tour through the most representative cultures, rituals, and traditions of Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru

These are three typical dances that we inherited from indigenous cultures

Good or bad, without these organs there would be no one who would drive the citizens' creative projects in most of Latin America

Find here a tour of 3 of the most important houses in the history of Colombian independence, which is celebrated this Friday

This municipality of Cundinamarca is the first one that wants to turn all its population IGNORE INTO English speakers, and it is a question of identity

Meet the woman of Puerto Rican descent who is the first Latina to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Tonys

These songs are the product of the political, economic, and social crisis that Venezuela is going through

With the second season of the controversial Netflix show coming out today, we take an opportunity to show that this is a real life issue, and not just a TV one

This is the story of how Gonzalo Guerrero and Mayan princess Zazil Ha took the first step in creating the racially diverse society that Latin America is today

Who is Andrés Orozco-Estrada?