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Marjua Estevez

Somos Latinx
How Queer Latine Artists Are Disrupting Urbano’s Homophobia
Marjua Estevez
Jun 29, 2022
Somos Latinx
After the Uvalde Shooting, We Need Gun Control — Not More Border Security
Marjua Estevez
May 26, 2022
Somos Latinx
The “Great Replacement” Theory Is the American Way
Marjua Estevez
May 19, 2022
Somos Latinx
Bad Bunny’s New Album Is Packed With Summer Hits — But It Has a R...
Bad Bunny’s story of origin is repeated often: at 19, he was bagging groceries in a small barrio in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, where he was born and raised.
by Marjua Estevez
Somos Latinx
Dear Rochy RD Fans, When Will “La Cultura” Protect Our Women & Gi...
On April 22, Dominican rapper Rochy RD was arrested in Santo Domingo for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor and participating in child sex trafficking.
by Marjua Estevez
Somos Latinx
After Walking Away From the Music Biz, Carla Morrison Is Back & D...
In 2010, Carla Morrison released “Compartir,” a sentimental love ballad expressing the yearn and angst of wanting to share life with someone who is far
by Marjua Estevez
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Unbothered
Black Women Around The Diaspora Find A Home In Street Dance
“Waack! Waack! Waack!” The sound of a 1970s club dance reverberates from the main floor of Boston’s House of Blues. Freestyle dancers from around th
by Marjua Estevez
Somos Latinx
Women Rule Dembow Music — Even Amid The Industry’s Rampant Sexism...
Ten years later, Dominican dembow is neck-deep in a contemporary revival and progressive usher into the mainstream—but women and nonbinary artists are be
by Marjua Estevez
Somos Latinx
Goyo Found Herself While Rapping About Her Ancestors
Goyo’s objective in music was clear from the start: “Chocquibtown was born out of love and a sense of responsibility to our people and where we come fr
by Marjua Estevez
Somos Latinx
Latin American Street Art Reflects Protest & Hope for Black & Ind...
An original pillar of hip-hop culture, graffiti once possessed a singular objective of fame: plastering one’s tag anywhere and everywhere. From the ‘ho
by Marjua Estevez
Somos Latinx
YEИDRY Found Herself Through Music—Now She Writes Songs That Affi...
Yendry is not concerned with the stereotypes that limit Latinx artists. Born to Dominican parents in Santo Domingo before migrating to Italy at age four, Y
by Marjua Estevez
Black History Month 2022
It’s Time We Pay Due To The Black Latinx Music Artists of Yesterday
R29Unbothered continues its look at Black culture’s tangled history of Black identity, style, and contributions to the culture with ROOTS, our annual Bla
by Marjua Estevez
Somos Latinx
How Afrobeats Is Musically Bridging Black Latinxs and Africans
The first time I heard Colombian pop singer Maluma’s “Mama Tetema,” featuring Tanzanian singer-songwriter Rayvanny, I was writing a script for VEVO?
by Marjua Estevez
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