Itzel Alejandra
REMEZCLA
New York, NY, United States
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This Holiday Season, Donate to Organizations Helping Migrants at the Border
We compiled a list of organizations and community-led groups in the Texas-Mexico border that are helping migrants with shelter and legal representation. → Read More
The Rise of a Trokiando Subculture Fueled by TikTok
Trokiando, much like lowrider culture, comes with a lifestyle and community that extends beyond cars or in this case, trucks. → Read More
In This Video Dallas-Based Artist, Christian Cruz, Shares Her Vision & Story
Christian Cruz is a Dallas-based performance artist who plays with notions of identity to cultivate and imagine new realities. → Read More
14 Latinx Creatives Exhibiting Their Work at NADA’s Digital Art Fair
The non-profit art organization launched FAIR, a digital art fair exhibiting 200 galleries around the world from May 20 to June 21. → Read More
Self-Care: How a BK-Based Photographer is Navigating Freelance Life During the Pandemic
Interview with Brooklyn-based photographer Natalia Mantini about social media breaks, mediation and how to best navigate freelance life during the pandemic. → Read More
An Enchanting Look at Mexico's Bahidora Festival in Photos
The festival celebrated its 8th year. → Read More
5 Juarez Artists on Redefining the City's Narrative of Violence
For more than 30 years, the art scene in Juarez has flown under the radar. It’s a result of many converging factors – including the decades of violence that have taken center stage, which in turn, have overshadowed and hindered multiple generations of artists and creatives. In 2015, the city of Juarez commissioned Arturo Damasco[.....] → Read More
Neon Desert Music Festival Was a Vibrant Reflection of El Paso’s Border Culture
Neon Desert shows the power in staying local and catering to mainstream tastes. → Read More
Bunny Michael's Spiritual Memes Will Help You Find Your Higher Self
Bunny Michael seems to take Chicana cultural theorist Gloria Anzaldúa's "I Change Myself, I Change the World" philosophy when making their art. → Read More
33 Photos That Defined 2017 for Latinos
The photos produced this year will serve as a visual reference of 2017 and live on to remind us of a tumultuous year in history. → Read More
70 Style Looks That Gave Us Something to Live For in 2017
As politics touched every part of our lives, this was the year political tees became a uniform. → Read More
The Year in Pictures: The Best Photography Remezcla Featured in 2016
From the streets of Puerto Rico to the camp at Standing Rock, this year photographers across the Americas picked up their cameras, lens, and comfortable shoes to capture the way they saw the world closest to them. → Read More
The Best Style Photos Remezcla Took in 2016
From guayaberas to Thrasher sweatshirts to indigenous textiles and 90s chokers, these were the looks that inspired us the most in 2016. → Read More
Multimedia Artist Gabriella Sanchez's Colorful GIFs Pack a Progressive Punch
Sanchez's illustrated GIFs are not only eye candy, they also send substantive messages about reproductive and queer rights, rape culture, and self confidence. → Read More
Every Latino Reaction GIF You Need to Say Goodbye to 2016
These were some of our favorite reaction GIFs floating around the Latinternet this year. → Read More
We Talked to 5 Young People About What Their Indigenous Identity Means to Them
On Indigenous People's Day, we talked to young people fighting to show that native cultures are still alive. → Read More
We Talked to 5 Young People About What Their Indigenous Identity Means to Them
On Indigenous People's Day, we talked to young people fighting to show that native cultures are still alive. → Read More
PHOTOS: 14 Latinx Artists Tell Us the Stories Behind Their Tattoos
We tapped some of our favorite DJs, producers, and singers to tell us what their tattoos mean to them. → Read More
5 Virtual Día de Muertos Altars to Women Who Defined Latin Music History
An homage to some of the most iconic women of Latin American music. → Read More