Justin Quiles, he’s just like us. Well, sort of.  The reggaeton artist and songwriter—who has written tracks for J Balvin, Natti Natasha, and Daddy Yankee— has been staying home, entertaining himself on social media, and learning new skills while stuck in quarantine. In his case, these skills include how to record himself from home—which means

It’s month three of quarantine for those in the U.S., and you’re likely feeling a mix between burnt out and lazy af. You also probably miss your friends, boozy brunch, and having a reason to dress up that isn’t just an Instagram photoshoot. Well, if it comforts you, you’re not alone. Denise Bidot, the Latina

When you take a look at Elena Rose, you get major Marilyn Monroe doppleganger deja vu—but mixed with some serious Latina edginess and boss bitch vibes. You might not ever believe that, like so many of us, Elena Rose worried about not being “hot enough” when she was younger. “I felt like I didn’t look

Puerto Rican papi Lyanno knows to never skip the foreplay. The Latin urban artist recently released a new EP—entitled “Foreplay”— that is dedicated to our current time of quarantining. While you may not have a partner nearby to get down to foreplay with, you can read our interview with Lyanno and check out our exclusive