Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Astound
For the 37th year, Hispanic Heritage Month honors the voices, stories and traditions that shape Hispanic American communities. From cultural contributions to groundbreaking achievements, join us in celebrating the people who continue to inspire, lead, and pave the way for future generations.
Experience the Impact of Hispanic Culture in Entertainment
TV’s Hispanic Stories
Binge watch these shows that capture Hispanic stories and culture.
- Wednesday (Netflix) – Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) navigates the gothic halls of Nevermore Academy, unraveling dark mysteries with her signature wit, sarcasm and morbid charm.
- Mentiras, The Series (Prime Video) – Four women, bound by secrets and summoned to a mysterious mansion, confront old tensions and hidden truths, only to discover unexpected connections.
- Chespirito: Not Really on Purpose (HBO Max) – A biographical series tracing the life and legacy of Mexican comic legend Roberto Gómez Bolaños — the beloved Chespirito.
- Gordita Chronicles (Hulu*) – In 1980s Miami, Cucu and her Dominican family navigate a new country, culture clashes and the pursuit of their American dream.
- The Secret of the River (Netflix) – In a quiet Mexican village, two boys form a deep friendship, bound together by a haunting secret.
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Films That Connect Us
Stream films that honor and highlight Latino storytelling.
- Nobody Knows I’m Here (Netflix) – A former child star, scarred by his past, lives in seclusion until an unexpected connection helps him find his voice again.
- Book of Love (Prime Video) – A struggling English author discovers his novel’s Mexican success comes from a translator’s steamy rewrite, turning their clash into unexpected sparks.
- Death of a Unicorn (HBO Max) – At a billionaire’s retreat, a father and daughter accidentally kill a unicorn and see profit in its mysterious regenerative powers.
- Flamin’ Hot (Hulu*) – The iconic Flamin’ Hot Cheetos came from the mind of a Frito Lay janitor named Richard Montañez, who used his Mexican upbringing to inspire the spicy snack.
- Pedro Páramo (Netflix) – A man’s search for his father leads him to a ghostly town haunted by violence and lost love.
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True Stories of Hispanic American Heritage
Explore the lives of Hispanic Americans who changed the world.
- Tomorrow Was Beautiful (Netflix) – Karol G shares her journey to global stardom, from a sold-out stadium tour to creating new music and a hit album.
- Latinos in Hollywood: Owning Our Destiny (Hulu*) – John Quiñones joins Hollywood’s top Latino voices to explore the importance, and impact, of Latino representation.
- Habla Now (HBO Max) – Uncover the difficulties of Latinos in modern society and how the communities overcome the hardship.
- Frida (Prime Video) – Frida Kahlo’s life and art come alive through her own words, rare writings and stunning animation inspired by her iconic work.
- Going Varsity in Mariachi (Netflix) – A Texas high school mariachi band and their devoted coach chase a state championship amid fierce competition.
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Inspirational Figures
Learn about renowned Hispanic Americans making an impact in entertainment, art and politics.
Oscar de la Renta
Oscar de la Renta (fashion designer) – Dominican-born fashion icon whose elegant designs redefined American style, dressing First Ladies, celebrities, and global elites for over five decades.
Jorge Ramos
Jorge Ramos (journalist) – Iconic news anchor known as the “Walter Cronkite of Latino America,” Ramos elevated Latino issues through hard-hitting interviews, anchoring Noticiero Univisión since 1986, and reaching millions across the U.S.
Julia Alvarez
Julia Alvarez (author) – A Dominican‑American writer whose acclaimed novels, poems and essays blend language, identity and immigration into stirring works that bridge cultures and generations.
Antonia Novello
Antonia Novello (politician) – Born in Puerto Rico, she made history as the first woman and first Hispanic U.S. Surgeon General, championing the health of women, children and minorities, and shaping public health policy through director roles at the NIH.
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Jean-Michel Basquiat (artist) – Puerto Rican–Haitian American prodigy whose raw, graffiti-rooted neo‑expressionist paintings exploded onto the early 1980s art scene, blending poetry, mythology and personal history in works that redefined modern art.
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