Miami
This past week Tito Puente, Celia Cruz, Carmen Miranda, Carlos Gardel, and Selena were all honored by having their likenesses emblazoned on postage stamps. But not everyone…
Miami’s Winter Music Conference came and went this past weekend and we had photographer Lizzie Easton on the scene to chronicle what went down at Electropico:…
To honor the greats, Remezcla is giving away Fania Records’ new 2-disc retrospective. Enter your info to win a FREE copy of this amazing collection. You…
Miami’s annual Carnaval on the Mile went off without a hitch this past weekend and we have pictures to prove it. Flip through our photo book…
We’re enlisting the fine folk from the Remezcla network to fill the concrete void that Banksy’s stolen kite-flying immigrant family has left. We present Fill…
Buy Kid Robot’s Aztec renditions of toys, the Dunny Azteca Series 2, designed by Mexican artists, including toy-fide versions of mariachis, Fridas, and virgins. …
Two New York City entrepreneurs bring a new pop-up shop to Miami’s Design District.
Funkshion is back for its 15th year and proves that with Botox, a little ingenuity and a peppering of Latin designers, Miami can too be…
Congratulations Mario Vargas Llosa, winner of 2010’s Nobel Prize in Literature!
Actor James Franco poses in drag for the cover of Candy Magazine — a publication created by Madrid-based publisher Luis Venegas.
You can find Che Guevara’s face stamped over virtually any commercial item imaginable, even a comic book.
Guillermo Gómez-Peña is a well-known performance artist and prolific writer whose work calls into question the codes that define racial and ethnic categories in American…
The Avengers killed at the box office this past weekend - and is really, really awesome - but it's a team of white dudes. (One of them is sometimes green.) In other words; where are the Latin superheroes? Well, we at Remezcla have compiled a list of superheroes who do in fact, look like us.
In this interview, guitarist Leo Mintek of New York's future rock quintet Outernational had plenty to say about imperialism, capitalism, immigrants rights, and revolution in this exclusive interview.
Coming from a Middle Eastern Jewish family who fled religious persecution, Nuriyá brings to light the rich, folkloric traditions from her ancestors.
