Category: Press Releases
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Brazilian Opera Is Having a Carnegie Hall Moment
Seven living Brazilian composers, mostly U.S. premieres and a collaboration decades in the making: Opera Nova: NYC is bringing a different side of Brazilian music to Carnegie Hall.
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YEИDRY Brings Dominican Pop to NPR’s Tiny Desk for El Tiny
Dominican artist YEИDRY takes the Tiny Desk for NPR Music’s 2026 El Tiny series, performing a seven-song set as the annual celebration of Latin music returns for Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Hay historias que solo entendemos los que hemos vivido entre dos mundos
¿Qué significa construir una vida entre países, ciudades e idiomas? José Martínez explora inmigración, identidad, pérdida y pertenencia en Your English Is Great, But…
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Colombia’s Amor y Amistad: More Than Valentine’s Day
Every September, Colombia celebrates Amor y Amistad — a tradition of couples, friends, family and Amigo Secreto that makes room for more than romantic love.
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The Making of Casa del Sol: Designing a Caribbean Home Around Light
Inside Casa del Sol in Cartagena, a VOZ NYC hospitality project with interiors and creative direction by David Grim Studio, shaped by Caribbean light and place.
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When a Book Becomes a Conversation: José Martínez Meets Readers at Exeter Community Library
Emmy Award-winning journalist, author and VOZ NYC founder José Martínez joined readers at Exeter Community Library for a conversation about identity, immigration, belonging and his memoir Your English Is Great, But…
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Emmy Award-Winning Journalist José Martínez Earns Two 2026 Emmy® Nominations
Emmy Award-winning journalist and VOZ NYC founder José Martínez receives two nominations for the 2026 Emmy Awards while continuing to expand his independent bilingual media platform.
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How Latino Families Are Talking About Pride Differently Than They Did 20 Years Ago
From family conversations to changing cultural norms, here’s how Latino communities are approaching Pride, identity, and belonging differently than they did two decades ago.
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Why Chappell Roan, Bad Bunny, and Today’s Artists Are Changing Conversations About Gender and Identity
From Bad Bunny to Chappell Roan, today’s artists are reshaping conversations about gender, identity, masculinity, and culture. Here’s why it matters.
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The TV Shows That Helped LGBTQ+ Latinos Feel Seen
From Pose and Vida to One Day at a Time, explore the television shows that helped LGBTQ+ Latinos see themselves reflected on screen and reshaped conversations about identity and belonging.
