How Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldaña Just Made History at the SAG Awards
Last night, at the 31st Screen Actors Guild Awards, Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldaña made history. Both walked away with major wins, and let’s just say, it was awesome. One was humbled while the other was surprised. Here’s the recap of their standout moments from the SAG Awards. Zoe Saldaña Makes History at SAG Awards […]
5 Latin American Love Stories That Will Make You Believe in Romance or Think Twice About It
What makes a love story truly unforgettable? Is it the happily ever after or the heartbreak? Well, when it comes to the most famous Latin American romances of all time, you get a little bit of both. From sweet, enduring partnerships to wild, passionate affairs, we’ve picked our top five Latin American love stories of […]
Meet Arturo Schomburg, the History Keeper You Should Know This Black History Month
If you’re wondering, “Who is Arturo Schomburg?” you’re not alone. His story isn’t as mainstream as it should be, but it absolutely deserves a front-row seat in conversations about Black history. So, let’s fix that. Born in 1874 in Santurce, Puerto Rico, Schomburg was the child of a Black mother from St. Croix and a […]
Shakira’s Grammy Speech Had Everyone Cheering — And Her Tribute to Immigrants and Hardworking Women Stole the Show
At the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, Latino artists stole the spotlight, with Shakira delivering a heartfelt message that resonated with millions in the United States. The Colombian Star of “Hips Don’t Lie” fame celebrated her 48th birthday by winning Best Latin Pop Album and dedicating her award to immigrants and hardworking women. Other Latino stars, […]
The Rise of the Cholo Barbers in Vietnam
Imagine stepping into a barbershop in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and finding yourself in a scene straight out of East LA. The barbers sport neatly creased Dickies, bandanas tied low, and impeccably trimmed mustaches—classic markers of the Chicano and Cholo street fashion popularized in Southern California during the 1990s. How did a subculture rooted […]
Marco Rubio Is America’s First Hispanic Secretary of State—and Yes, He Made a Geico Joke (Again)
It’s not every day that history is made with a heartfelt speech in Spanish followed by a joke about car insurance. But that’s exactly what happened when Former United States Senator Marco Rubio was sworn in as the country’s 72nd Secretary of State. Appointed by President Donald Trump during his second administration, Rubio was confirmed […]
Selena: A Little Golden Book Biography Is Here!
Is it ever too early to teach your kid to sing “Como La Flor” at full volume? No. No, it’s not. With “Selena: A Little Golden Book Biography,” you can introduce your child to the life of Selena Quintanilla, the Queen of Tejano music, and inspire them with her extraordinary story. This beautifully illustrated book […]
The Civil Rights Connection You Didn’t Know: How Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez Fought for Justice Together
Have you ever wondered what would have happened if two of America’s greatest civil rights leaders had joined forces? Though they never met in person, Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez shared an extraordinary bond beyond distance, race, and even time. Their struggles, while rooted in different communities, were interconnected in so many ways, […]
Cauley Square: The Hidden Miami Gem Kept Alive by One Latina’s Vision
Have you ever stepped into a place that feels like a portal to another era? Believe it or not, Miami has just such a place: Cauley Square, the oldest railroad town in Florida. Just 22 miles south of downtown, this hidden gem feels like a world apart from the city’s fast-paced energy. But here’s something […]
Is Mexico’s Arbol del Tule the World’s Largest Tree? The Ancient Wonder is Also Older Than Your Abuelas’ Abuelas’ Abuelas’ Abuelas
Do you love trees? Do you love ridiculously massive trees? Then, amigas y amigos, do we have a botanical behemoth for you! Let us introduce you to the Arbol del Tule, aka The Tule Tree, a tree so large it makes other trees look like shrubs trying their best. Located in the town of Santa […]
On the Frontlines: How Latino Immigrants Battle California’s Fires
Who steps in when resources run thin and neighborhoods burn? Latino Immigrants. That’s who. During the first week of January, the city of Los Angeles faced one of its most devastating wildfires in modern memory. The Eaton Fire alone consumed entire neighborhoods, pushing firefighting resources to their limits. Homes burned to rubble while firefighters worked […]
The Biggest Breakthrough Momentos for Latinos in 2024
How do you measure a year in Latino excellence? Is it in gold medals, historic elections, or chart-topping albums? Yes! In 2024, Latinos rewrote the playbook. At Nuestro Stories, we make it our mission to document breakthrough momentos as they happen. From Oscar nominations to groundbreaking elections, these moments reflect big victories and the incredible […]