Guisell Gómez is the Editor-In-Chief for BELatina News. A Colombian immigrant based in Miami, Florida, she focuses on politics, current affairs, culture, and issues affecting underrepresented communities, while also exploring themes in arts and wellness. Guisell's work has been featured in BELatina and BrandStar.
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Guisell Gomez's coverage is largely focused on Latinx culture, sports, entertainment, music, and travel. She frequently covers events and seeks expert commentary in these areas.
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Holiday season routines reveal themselves in small places, in the grocery cart, in the way someone orders a salad beside the pastelitos, in the
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Mercedes Zapata and Ernesto Yerena, both recognized figures within the Latino art community, now stand at the center of a public rupture unfolding across the same platforms that once amplified their work.
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That energy sits at the center of a new collaboration rooted in the culture, as Agua Bendita joins forces with Colombian artist Ryan Castro to introduce AWAA, a capsule collection that blends craftsmanship with Caribbean influence shaped by Latina identity.
What Melissa was building was never going to be small, and that power leads directly into Valorosa , a rebrand that shows growth and trust in her own vision.
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That absence has opened space for something unexpected. Frutinovelas have entered the chat, bringing back the exaggerated emotion and familiar structure that defined classics like
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, and watching her walk onto one of the most important stages in music brings a kind of pride that feels deeply personal. Karol G becomes the first Latina to headline Coachella, and that image stays with you, especially if you have followed her for years and understand how long it took to get here.
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The Guadalajara International Film Festival , one of Latin America's most celebrated showcases of cinema, closed its 40th edition on Saturday with
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Academic prizes exist to signal what a field values, who it trusts and whose work it believes deserves to represent a given subject to the world.
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Spirit Airlines ceased all operations on Saturday, May 2, 2026, grounding every flight and ending a 34-year run after the budget carrier failed to secure a 500 million dollar federal rescue deal. For the roughly 10,000 employees who worked there, including the 22 percent who identified as Hispanic or Latino, the end came without warning and without dignity.
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Latino newsrooms are slowly fading away, which is such a strange concept considering that Latinos are heavy consumers of news especially in digital format and make up at least 20 percent of the U.S. population according to recent census data. Yet Latino media is suffering and not much is being said about it. People are just noticing the shutdowns and hiatuses and moving on.
