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Dive deep into the rich and vibrant culture celebrated throughout Hispanic Heritage Month. Learn about those who’ve paved the way for today’s Hispanic-American communities.
Explore the Wonders of Hispanic Culture in Entertainment
TV’s Hispanic Stories
Binge these shows that capture Hispanic stories and culture.
- Betty La Fea: The Story Continues (Prime Video) – 20 years after the original series concluded (Ugly Betty) Betty returns to Ecomoda and this time it is for the presidency.
- The House of Flowers (Netflix) – A secret threatens to expose the facade of perfection presented by the wealthy de la Mora family.
- Talking Sabor (Hulu) – Renowned Mexican-American chef Aarón Sánchez travels to the biggest cities in the U.S. tasting Latin cuisine and sharing stories along the way.
- Candy Cruz (Max) – Aspiring chef Candy is secretly signed up for a TV cooking competition where she must find the courage to chase her dreams.
- One Day at a Time (Netflix) – A single Latina mother seeks the help of her old school mom to raise her teenage children.
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Movies For All
Stream captivating films that tell Latino stories.
- A Million Miles Away (Prime Video) – From a rural village in Michoacán, Mexico to the International Space Station, follow the story of José Hernández’s dream of becoming an astronaut.
- 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.
- I’m No Longer Here (Netflix) – A young cumbia dancer gets involved with the wrong people and is forced to escape his hometown in Mexico to New York City.
- In the Heights (Max) – A musical that’ll get you on your feet as a NYC bodega owner sings and dreams of a better life.
- Society of the Snow (Netflix) – In the heart of the Andes mountains, survivors of a plane crash must work together in order to survive.
Hispanic-American Cultural Documentaries
Learn about Hispanic-Americans that have left a mark in history.
- Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It (Netflix) – Rita Moreno narrates her incredible 70-year Hollywood career that landed her an E.G.O.T.
- Operation Hope: The Children Lost in the Amazon (Prime Video) – An unbelievable story of four children who survive a plane crash in the Amazon alone for 40 days.
- The Latin Music Revolution (Hulu) – Explore the roots and rise in popularity of Latin music and the global superstars leading the movement.
- Habla Now (Max) – Uncover the difficulties of Latinos in modern society and how the communities overcome the hardship.
- Mucho Mucho Amor (Netflix) – Discover the story of Walter Mercado, a legendary astrologer who disappeared from the media at the height of his fame.
Inspirational Figures
Discover more about renowned Hispanic-Americans in entertainment, science and politics.
Roberto Clemente
Roberto Clemente (athlete) Hall of Fame athlete who was a professional baseball player in Puerto Rico at age 17 and by 1960 a World Series champion.
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Lin-Manuel Miranda (songwriter/actor) Talented playwright, song-writer and actor who created the hit broadway musicals ‘In the Heights’ and ‘Hamilton: An American Musical’.
Carolina Herrera
Carolina Herrera (fashion designer) Fashion designer who made her name after moving to New York City from Venezuela and establishing her brand in women and men’s fashion and fragrances.
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo (politician) In 1928, Larrazolo became the first elected Hispanic Senator who was known as the “silver-tongued orator” for his eloquent speaking.
Dr. Ellen Ochoa
Dr. Ellen Ochoa (astronaut) In 1993, Dr. Ochoa became the first Hispanic woman to travel to space after joining NASA as a research engineer.
Cesar Chavez
Cesar Chavez (civil rights activist) A civil rights and farm labor leader that pushed for equality, justice and dignity for all Americans.
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Explore the deep history of Hispanic Heritage Month and those who made it all possible with these resources.
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