#Barrio Latino

[comfortstars]

cclingy nacidos para ser latinos forzados a ser británicos

[111j]

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[tumbaomediaproductions]

Barrio - El Nuevo Tema mùsical  del urbano Still Diaz

El cantante urbano de origen dominicano Still Diaz nos sorprende una vez más con su nuevo tema “Barrio”. En esta ocasión, el artista nos presenta una propuesta musical diferente, donde destaca lo más romántico de su repertorio. Con una producción impecable, Still Diaz nos invita a adentrarnos en su mundo a través de sonidos frescos y letras cargadas de sentimiento. Este tema estrenó su…

[itsays]

if i as a latin american got pickpocketed in EUROPE i would be so embarrassed i would lose all of my honor...

[godzillabanzai]

[isitwrongtotrytopickup---dragons]

Jabari is the type of person that looks like tous les mêmes was written about him, and in a way it definitely was. But he's also still a sad little boy on the inside who wishes he could blast luis miguel, enrique iglesias, la quinta estación or la oreja de van gogh on the office during work hours.

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Daddy Yankee - Gasolina 2004

"Gasolina" was released as the lead single from Puerto Rican rapper Daddy Yankee's 2004 album Barrio Fino in the US in October 2004. By November 6, WSKQ-FM in New York City reported "Gasolina" in their top 10 rotation, and WRTO-FM in Florida said the song was their number one most-played track. It entered the US Billboard Hot 100 chart a week later, rising to number 32 in January 2005. "Gasolina" was a hit in North America and the Caribbean, gaining Daddy Yankee popularity among Latino mainstream music fans. In July 2005, "Gasolina" was released as a single in the UK, eventually earning a Silver certification in March 2019. Australia saw the single enter their charts in late January 2006 during their summer season, rising to number 12. "Gasolina" was the first reggaeton song to be nominated for the Latin Grammy Award for Record of the Year. Puerto Rican reggaeton singer Glory sings the line "dame más gasolina", although she is not credited.

In 2015, the song was ranked number nine on the "50 Greatest Latin Songs of All Time" list according to Billboard. In 2018, it was ranked number 38 on Rolling Stone's 50 Greatest Latin Pop Songs. In 2017, it was included on Billboard's "12 Best Dancehall & Reggaeton Choruses of the 21st Century" at number eight. In 2021, it was ranked number 50 on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time", and a year later it was ranked at the first place on their 2022 "100 Greatest Reggaeton Songs of All Time" list. In 2023, "Gasolina" was selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." The song was used in the 2023 movie Fast X / Fast & Furious 10.

"Gasolina" received a total of 77,4% yes votes!

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VAMOS A DE NUEVO

Propaganda:

Shadow The Hedgehog/Sonic

-Shadow The Hedgehog, ele foi criado usando DNA de 60+ espécies e além disso sabe chutar bem, é brasileiro.

-sonic the hedgehog he is brazilian have you seen him.

-Shadow the Hedgehog / it's basically canon pls.

-Sonic the Hedgehog. Tiene energía extremadamente latina. Se nota que sabe hablar español y portugués. En la vida real, es muy popular en México y Brasil.

-Sonic the Hedgehog and i want him to be latino cause i'm brazilian and i love the him.

-SHADOW EL JECHJOG PORQUE TIENE CATHOLIC GUILT Y ES MI AMIGO OK. NO ENTIENDO LA PREGUNTA DE ABAJO PERDON

-O sonic é bem marmanjo e adepto ao jeitinho brasileiro pra fazer as coisas o mais rápido possível. O moleque faz gambiarra. Ele toma banho com chuveiro a .5 segundos de eletrocutar ele. Vai dizer que o estilo dele não é cabelinho na régua? Tenho certeza que ele fala véi, toma vitamina de abacate e já fez proerd.

-Sonic the Hedgehog, porque ele é obviamente brasileiro

-Dr. Eggman, GeraldO Robotnik, and Maria Robotnik + Shadow the Hedgehog by proxy. I'm biased prero para mí que son cubanos 😎

-Sonic T Hedgehog. Look at that boy who dances and spins around whenever he gets the chance and TELL ME he isn't latino. He would also eat those Brazilian hot dogs in one bite.

Sonic pq tiene respeto por la madre naturaleza, le cae super mal la yuta y estoy convencido de que si existiera un equivalente de latinoamerica en el mundo de sonic se la pasaría en los barrios bajos con casitas techo chapa

Shadow. Su hermana se llamaba María y el imaginarlo insultando en cualquier acento latino está chistoson

Pirateria

Vi a alguien decir que la piratería (as in, the concept) debe ser latino y apoyo la moción, so here i am to say la piratería es mi bebita fiu fiu

[punkeropercyjackson]

We've lost the plot when it comes to Percy Jackson.He's the personification of abused neurodivergent kids who got to grow up to live happy adult lives and to defy stereotypes.There's no ambiguity or alternative interpretations because that's what his author has always said he intended him as.When i say 'defy stereotypes',i'm also not limiting it to mental disabilities but GENDER too seeing as his plot in The Titan's Curse was proving himself as different from traditional men to Zoe and is said to be unlike other male characters countless times even in looks by a significant amount of the rest of the cast.Not to mention he's accidentally written as way more afrolatino-coded,specifically monoracial and darkskin,than white-coded considering all the straightup profiling he gets in the mortal world as a child and how many of his habits and traits are black and latino norms and tastes,including being from El Barrio and for the canon purists,Riordan has stated verbal approval of moc Percy

He was NEVER meant to be a normie,he was ALWAYS meant to be a minority and relatable to US,not white boylosers that let people bully them because they're self-proclaimed 'cringe but free' and pick me girls who flirt by being mean and treat woc like an entirely different species.And NEITHER of who challenge societal expectations or help out oppressed groups or try to fix the system or break cycles of abuse because they're too pissy to in any way that's not as aesthetic instead of a personality and a lifestyle.Percy.Jackson.Was.Never.For.You.He's a misfit because he's a minority since he's neurodivergent,poor and an abuse victim and he loves other minorities enough to be a bully beater nonstop no matter how many schools he got expelled out of

Hmm,would any of y'all have done that?I mean i've never been expelled but i DID stand up for other kids in addition to myself without a second thought all the way back to elementary school and i've shared a personality with Percy my whole life even besides that,including being afrolatino,bpdtistic and a trans femme and BECAUSE i'm all those things since Percy is also them.But if the books were about me,y'all never would've gotten into the series because the only weirdos to you are nerds,not the oppressed and you think we spit in the name of 'real' outcasts because we're 'too much'.Percy literally hates rich white people in-text and is implied to listen to The Ramones but when we say he means that shit and ain't just being quirky or tryna look cool,y'all forget yourselves and what happened in the books because that neo-liberalism in all the other books you read gave you brainrot and convinced you bookworms and fandomers are persecuted.Get better taste and social awareness,i'm not embarrased to be into super into children's media cause i have a life but i AM embarrased to have to share it with y'all.Especially those of y'all who think Luke was a radicalist instead of a fascist and insult greek people by using the bad parts of their history for your ships but never employ their actual culture

[rceibo]

taking a break from studying and thinking about leorio’s birthplace. it’s fun how differently both versions decide to depict it… 1999 hints at him being greek/southern european:

while 2011 seems to be more inspired by favelas/barrios populares here in latin america in my opinion:

peep at him and pietro playing fútbol :( ik that this type of infraestructure is not exclusive to latin america but i DO like to project so he’s latino to me

[elbiotipo]

in this new disney series we appeal to our latino audience by showing a family inspired in their true latin american roots, with a large poor ugly family living in a dirty messed up neighborhood, sorry, "barrio"! with a yellow desert filter literally called Terremoto, in Mexi-cou, where all Latinos come from!

*checks cellphone* I've been told that actually setting it in Mexico is Too Foreign for our producers, so it's actually Los Angeles. God forbid we do a cartoon outside the good ol' US!

oyei primous, this verano en disni plas

[111j]

🇲🇽 México mi amor 💀

[max1461]

Denasalization is a powerful functor between the objects of this world... noam chomsky becomes doab chobsky I've explain this before. But there are many other effects. The popular video game "mario maker" becomes "barrio baker"... some kind of inner city latino chef... there's many powerful effects of applying this functor

[idontbeatgames]

DC's Blue Beetle has officially debuted with a 94%(!!!) audience score on Rotten Tomatoes!

As I said in so many other posts: Please go out and watch Blue Beetle with your friends and family. As the first live-action Latino superhero film, the representation that it's bringing is such a warm welcome and no matter what people say, we need more superhero projects that represent massive cultures to have amazing lighthearted success stories now more than ever. Let Blue Beetle be the beginning of this amazing trend of these incredibly important films overcoming all of the odds no matter how many people choose to immediately write it off.  And if that's not a good enough reason, here's multiple reasons why you should join the Blue Beetle Battalion by watching Blue Beetle in theaters:

Blue Beetle is the first live action Latino superhero film.

The film stars Cobra Kai's Xolo Maridueña as Jaime Reyes, Singer and Actress Becky G as the voice of the Scarab and George Lopez as Jaime's crazy uncle Rudy.

Blue Beetle is the first character in DC Studios' DCU timeline, as confirmed by DC Studios Co-Owner James Gunn

Blue Beetle was made as "the first act of a saga" and is currently planned to have a trilogy, assuming the first film does well.

Blue Beetle's Director, Angel Manuel Soto, prioritized real locations and practical effects for Blue Beetle, stating VFX is "a tool, not a dependency."

Blue Beetle's Director also didn't overwork the movie's VFX workers, which is a very common problem in the movie industry, stating "We didn't want to exploit the VFX artists as much as they have already been exploited. And using real locations allowed us to have better integration of the practical suits, so the VFX serve as an enhancement. It's a tool, not a dependency, and that really helped to make this whole thing feel bigger than life. We shot the third act in a real 500-year-old fortress in Puerto Rico. The communities depicted weren't a set. We went to the barrios of Puerto Rico and shot there. A lot of the people in the background are people from that community. So being able to make the film as lived in as possible felt worthy of the big screen experience."

Blue Beetle's Director also supports the ongoing strike and had this to say about the entire cast of Blue Beetle striking throughout its press run: "I do believe that the strike needed to happen. I wish it happened after the release of our movie, but at the end of the day, there's no better time than now. So, having them actually sacrifice this opportunity to be on the picket line and to fight for a better future — not only for them, but also to secure something better for future generations to come — is a heroic act of its own. So I'm celebrating them through their sacrifice in this moment, while also honoring the amazing work that they did. Representing them gives me the energy to continue doing this."

There is a genuine possibility that Xolo Mariduena's Blue Beetle can end up appearing in the upcoming Booster Gold show.

Blue Beetle is out NOW in Theaters!

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Amamos lo que no conocemos, lo ya perdido. El barrio que fue las orillas. Los antiguos, que ya no pueden defraudarnos porque son mito y esplendor. Los seis volúmenes de Schopenhauer, que no acabaremos de leer. El recuerdo, no la lectura, de la segunda parte del Quijote. El oriente, que sin duda no existe para el afghano, el persa o el tártaro. Nuestros mayores, con los que no podríamos conversar durante un cuarto de hora. Las cambiantes formas de la memoria, que está hecha de olvido. Los idiomas que apenas desciframos. Algún verso latino o sajón, que no es otra cosa que un hábito. Los amigos que no pueden faltarnos, porque se han muerto. El ilimitado nombre de Shakespeare. La mujer que está a nuestro lado y que es tan distinta. El ajedrez y el álgebra, que no sé.

-Jorge Luis Borges / Lo nuestro