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Wilson Manyoma’s passing is a significant loss for salsa and Colombian music. His voice and contributions to the genre, especially with Fruko y sus Tesos, shaped the sound of salsa in Latin America. “El Preso” alone remains one of the most recognizable salsa songs ever. His resilience in overcoming personal struggles and continuing to perform shows his deep passion for music. His legacy will undoubtedly live on through his music and the countless artists he influenced.
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Francisco Martínez Domínguez, the mayor of San Isidro, Honduras, was shot dead in a brazen attack that has shaken the small Indigenous-majority community and stirred national debate over safety and justice. The 45-year-old politician, seeking re-election under the...
In a controversial move raising red flags among human rights experts, Nicaragua’s authoritarian regime has ratified a “mutual protection” agreement with Russia, granting sweeping legal immunity to each other’s top leaders and officials. Signed on June 20, 2025, in St....
In the aftermath of a devastating earthquake in Guatemala, tragedy deepened when five men were lynched by residents of Santa María de Jesús, an Indigenous Mayan community southwest of the capital. Locals accused the men of looting homes left vulnerable after Tuesday's...
Today at noon, Toronto’s first-ever Latin coffee-themed boat cruise, Café con Leche, will set sail with good music, great people, and the irresistible aroma of freshly brewed cafecito. Created as a...
Bad Bunny kicked off his historic residency, “No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí” (“I Don’t Want to Leave Here”), on July 11 with an electrifying performance that fused Afro-Caribbean folklore and reggaeton,...
Bad Bunny is turning lyrics into reality—literally. In a move straight out of his song "VOY A LLEVARTE PA PR," the global superstar is teaming up with Adidas Originals to offer fans a...
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