From reggaetón and bachata to social justice and immigration, EnLatinidad.com brings you the stories, trends, and culture defining the Latino experience."

Dear Floridian Latinos, It’s Time To Talk About Your Role in Your Trump-Era Demise

Latino communities must confront their complicity with white supremacy to build true solidarity against ICE raids, deportations, and the Trump administration’s racist policies. This critical analysis explores how anti-Blackness, political alignment with conservative agendas, and the “not us, it’ll affect them” mindset have led many Venezuelans and Cubans in Florida into harm’s way. Real safety for Latinos begins with accountability, historical awareness, and united resistance alongside other marginalized communities.

Haitian Honor Student Sephora Joseph Dies During School Reward Trip in Dominican Republic; Authorities Launch Investigation

An 11-year-old Haitian honor student, Stephora Anne-Mircie Joseph, drowned during a school reward trip in the Dominican Republic. The tragedy at Hacienda Los Caballos violated a 15-year ban on aquatic excursions, with no lifeguards or safety measures in place. Authorities have launched a criminal investigation amid national outrage and calls for accountability.

Wicked Sequel Starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo Highlights Latino Representation with Colman Domingo & Scarlett Spears

The highly anticipated Wicked sequel dazzles with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in lead roles, while Latino representation takes center stage. Colman Domingo of Belizean descent and Puerto Rican actress Scarlet Spears deliver powerful performances, marking a milestone for diversity and inclusivity on Broadway.

Review: Planta Industrial Punk Wave Sin Barreras Vol. 1 Offers a Raw Vision of Latin Punk—And Leaves Room to Grow

The compilation Planta Industrial – Punk Wave Sin Barreras Vol. 1 delivers a raw, unapologetic snapshot of Latin punk’s underground energy. With blistering instrumentation and politically charged lyrics, the collection offers a gritty vision of resistance and identity — while still leaving space for its artists to evolve. A must‑listen for fans of punk’s rebellious spirit and those curious about Latin America’s countercultural voice.

Any Lucia Lopez Belloza a 19-year-old college student deported despite judge’s order blocking her removal: Lawyer

Any Lucia Lopez Belloza, a 19-year-old Babson College freshman, was deported from Boston Logan Airport despite a federal judge’s order blocking her removal. Her case has sparked national outrage as advocates highlight due-process violations, the targeting of long-term immigrant students, and rising concerns over U.S. immigration enforcement. Learn what happened, why her deportation is drawing scrutiny, and how it reflects a growing pattern affecting immigrant youth and college communities.

Casa de Alofoke: Controversial 24/7 Reality Show Sparks Mixed Reactions Online

Casa de Alofoke, executive-produced by Santiago Matías, has divided audiences. Fans are captivated by its nonstop drama and celebrity appearances, while critics highlight bullying, toxic behavior, and the risks posed to vulnerable contestants. Social media platforms like X, TikTok, and Threads are ablaze with debate over the show’s entertainment value versus ethical concerns.

Historic Collaboration: Romeo Santos & Prince Royce Announce First-Ever Joint Album Better Late Than Never

Romeo Santos and Prince Royce have announced their first-ever joint album, Better Late Than Never, marking a historic moment for bachata. With their contrasting styles — Romeo’s traditional, Aventura-rooted sound and Royce’s more pop-forward approach — the collaboration raises fascinating questions about direction, marketing, and global appeal, especially with its English-language title. Fans are eager for the release, but only its debut will reveal how the album performs sonically, commercially, and culturally.

From Salsa to Electro-House: Rauw Alejandro’s Genre-Bending Residency in Puerto Rico

Rauw Alejandro’s El Choliseo residency in Puerto Rico delivers a genre-defying spectacle, blending nostalgic 1950s salsa vibes with edgy, apocalyptic visuals. Highlights include his live performance of Caribeño with Dominican Bronx artist Saso Worldwide and tracks from his latest album that fuse reggaeton, electro-house, bomba plena, and dembow, making this residency a must-see for Latin music fans.