The Dominican writer & poet Yaissa Jimenez shares how the magical power of the Caribbean, technology, literature, and music can affect the people, the future, and even extraterrestrials with AFROTAINO partner Rahsaan Lucas.

Cuban-American artist, Latinx punk rock star, and tarot oracle CRISTY ROAD shares how she embraced Juan Luis Guerra, Green Day, and Lichtenstein, and became one of the brightest stars of the illustration arts.

Afro-Colombia To The World: A one-on-one interview with Goyo of Chocquibtown.

From rocking stages with the Marley sons to dropping the jaws of John Legend & Kelly Clarkson, these two young stars have built a musical momentum within their individual careers. But, together, unified, they're unstoppable.

Scaling 'The Heights' and going deep within, Quiara Hudes tells her story to AFROTAINO.

Celso Gonzalez uses mixed media & mosaics to narrate the Black roots of the Caribbean & Latin America.

The Brazilian - American singer & muse who brings her roots & fierce spirit into her unique indie-soul sound.

Filmmaker Leslie Rivera brings back the camp & innovation of the B-movie.

The artist/musician duo creates dreamy shoegazer surf-pop that gives all the feels.

Bringing you something that lasts longer than a trend.

Yasser Tejeda, along with Vicente Garcia, creates a Caribbean serenade that blurs the boundaries between DR & Haiti.

Tackling relevant problems in communities and cities through design processes.

The Colombian Space Cowboy - DILEMASTRONAUTA - returns from his interstellar travels with a new album and video.

Heather Raquel Phillips creates critical and celebratory disruptions within a framework that welcomes conversations about power, sexuality, deviance, freedom, failure, and desire.

"La Montra" is back! 'Mandinga Times' is Rita's first album in 10 years, and the anticipation is heavy as a mountain.

Establishing African and African Diaspora global linkages of historical and contemporary creative legacy to enhance, develop and share the philosophies, intelligences, and cultures of communities of African descendant communities from Loiza to the Globe.

Puerto Rico-based producer-musician team who works with a top line of Caribbean artists (PJ Sin Suela, Rita Indiana, Circo, DJ Velcro, etc.) launched a new network complete with merch, mixtapes, and more.

Emerging illustrator from Santiago, Dominican Republic relocating to Philly to attend PAFA.

DJ Mickey Perez, Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn based DJ rocking the funkiest sounds from Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, U.S., Europe & Asia. La Voz del Pueblo.

Boricua painter, illustrator, and printmaker.