Latin Heritage Month 🎉

¿Cómo te preparas para que alguien te lea la mente? Ronald no pudo. Michel Gallero pone a prueba a La Bestia con unos juegos mentales que te van a dejar igual que a él 🤯 Dale play y después hablamos.

How do you prepare for someone reading your mind? Ronald couldn’t. Michel Gallero puts La Bestia through a series of mental games that will leave you just as stunned 🤯. Hit play. Try to explain it.

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Actor/Director Roselyn Sanchez (Without a Trace, Rush Hour 2, Devious Maids) joins the show to talk about what midlife can look like when you refuse to slow down and why she considers her 40’s & 50’s her greatest hits. Becoming a mom later in life, Roselyn shares how parenthood forced her to finally confront past family trauma. the beauty and challenges of raising a mini-me, and what longevity truly means. All this and the secrets of her long marriage with actor Eric Winter. 

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Director Veronica Rodriguez joins Will and Sabrina to talk about growing up watch Disney movies to directing the brand new “Camp Rock 3”! 

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The release of an adaptation of Beyoncé’s song “Irreplaceable” in Spanish, “Irreemplazable,” sampling Selena Quintanilla’s hit “Como la flor” recently sparked an uproar. In this episode, Maria digs deeper, by exploring how Selena’s musical and aesthetic style was heavily informed by Black artists and how Beyoncé has shown her love for Latine music for more than 20 years. 

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What does it take to become the first, and what changes for everyone who comes after you? Dramos kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with the stories of Bad Bunny, Rita Moreno, Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez, and Roberto Clemente. From Grammy history and Hollywood stereotypes to space exploration and humanitarian work, we dig into the obstacles behind their achievements, the doors they opened, and the work still left to do. Plus, a conversation about identity, the pressure to assimilate, and using your success to give back.

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¿William Levy es el Brad Pitt Mexicano? ¿Gloria Trevi fue víctima de una historia mal contada? ¿No iban a dejar que Belinda se casara? Esto y más nos contó Shanik Berman en este gran episodio de Tengo Testimonio. Hubo tensión, hubo chisme y claramente muchos momentos incómodos. Así que quédate, porque esta joyita de episodio vale cada segundo. Estás en Tengo Testimonio con Jorge Lozano H.

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El 30 de abril de 1994, River Plate le ganó a Boca Juniors en el partido más importante del fútbol argentino: el superclásico. Pero, a la salida del estadio, la celebración derivó rápidamente en una cacería. En este episodio, tres hinchas reconstruyen lo que vivieron el día que cambió al fútbol argentino.

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"Why not you?" Diana Maria Riva heard it from her mother her whole life, and she's spent a career making it a mantra for other people too. The guys sit down with the actress, activist, co-founder of Latinas Acting Up, and host of "How Hard Can It Be?" for a conversation about community, longevity, and building the room instead of waiting for a seat at it.

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Six-time GRAMMY-nominated artist Luis Figueroa joins Gracias, Come Again to talk salsa, Puerto Rican culture, family, and his journey from YouTube covers to becoming one of the genre’s brightest stars.

Luis shares how posting covers online led to being discovered by Marc Anthony, who became a major mentor in his career, and opens up about touring with Romeo Santos, where he fully embraced the Spanish language and went from not being fluent or confident speaking it to becoming fluent and even more connected to his culture.

We also revisit the moment Honey first discovered Luis performing in the Bronx alongside the legendary La India, singing her iconic duet originally recorded with Marc Anthony. Luis talks about keeping salsa alive for a new generation, his Puerto Rican roots, songwriting, family, and why carrying the culture forward means so much to him.

This is a conversation about music, identity, language, legacy, and why Luis Figueroa is no longer just considered the future of salsa, he is very much part of its present. 🎙️ Watch the full interview with Luis Figueroa on Gracias, Come Again.

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Let’s get into it!

Tony and Tobie kick things off by letting you into their world; from their similarities and differences to the story of how they first met at Dennis Rodman’s bar… while Tobie had a boyfriend. They also pay tribute to Dolly Parton, reflecting on her decades-long marriage to Carl Dean and how the couple managed to balance love, independence and life in the spotlight. Tony and Tobie explore whether being opposites can actually make a relationship stronger, and get surprisingly candid about what happens when “till death do us part” becomes a reality. Finally, they break down their own “rules” of marriage, the boundaries and habits that have worked for them, and what they believe has helped their relationship last more than 20 years.

It’s love, marriage, death and Dennis Rodman. No topic is off-limits, and there are definitely no safe words.

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