During the month of May, the U.S. celebrates the culture of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and acknowledges those who have made significant contributions to American history. This month recognizes...

The recent long weekend served as a short holiday break for many Miami Palmetto Senior High students, as Palmetto is a community of people from all different cultures and backgrounds. Whether one enjoyed...

To this day, my parents say that leaving their family and loved ones in Perú was one of the hardest decisions they had to make. They left everything that was familiar and safe. My father initiated the...

Every February marks Black History Month, which honors the contributions and history made by African Americans who have helped shape the nation.  There are plenty of ways one can commemorate this month...

Watching “Encanto” for the first time, I was unsure what to expect. Growing up, I had often joked that Kuzco from the “Emperor's New Groove” was my Disney princess; I felt like Cinderella and Sleeping...

West of Downtown Miami lies the heart of the city’s Latin American culture: Little Havana. Home to 83,000 individuals from different countries, Little Havana’s restaurants and vibrant arts and cultural...

English: In the days leading up to Christmas, many Christians and Catholics observe various celebrations, including Advent and St. Nicholas Day. Advent, marked as the days leading up to Dec. 25, is...

Nochebuena, meaning “good night” is one of the most important holiday traditions for Spanish-influenced families as it brings family together while celebrating life. Nochebuena has been a part of Latino...

English: One of the many wonderful aspects of Thanksgiving is the unique and individual traditions of families all across the U.S., including those of Hispanic descent. “My mom migrated from Colombia...

Day of the Dead is a holiday that honors friends and family who have passed away in a celebratory manner. It originally started in Mexico, but many other places and people celebrate the holiday as well.  Day...

Scroll down to read this story in Spanish. Miami’s 72% Hispanic population makes the city a melting pot for local Hispanic-owned businesses. Below are five delicious and innovative businesses to support...