#Hispanic-colombian

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All the official Sunday GX Magazine covers thus far.

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🪶    /    in  the  source  link  below,  you’ll  gain  access  to  #336  gifs  of  danny ramirez  in  chestnut  (2023) and no exit (2022).  he  was  born  in  the  year  1992  and  is  of  colombian and mexican  descent,  so  please  cast  appropriately  when  using  my  resources.  all  of  these  gifs  were  made  from  scratch,  so  you  may  edit  these  as  much  as  you’d  like,  but  please  don’t  redistribute  or  claim  as  your  own.  please  refer  to  my  rules  for  further  information.

note:  this  pack  is  completely  free  and  is  also  accessible  through  a  zip  file.

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Daisy Hernández

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Queer / Bisexual

DOB: 23 May 1975

Ethnicity: Colombian, Cuban

Nationality: American

Occupation: Writer, journalist, professor

[rakkuntoast]

i miss juanaflippa in the way that i've been so out of the hispanic sphere of content creation and seeing a colombian be part of something as big as the qsmp made me so happy

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Sara Orrego - Colombian, 1997

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I'm not a snack, I'm a year-long subscription to luxury. Too expensive for your taste?

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On the one hand, I hate that some dumb exec had to be conned into greenlighting something by Brian Jordan Alvarez by being told, “it’s like Abbot Elementary meets The Bear” but on the other—more important—hand, English Teacher is really fucking funny.

[wilmvandrr]

my adelé just said that “nico can’t even say percy isn’t his type” bc percy is blond now

we have decided that will is a strawberry brunette

this is my will.

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Breast rank.

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Ooohhh!!

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🪶    /    in  the  source  link  below,  you’ll  gain  access  to  #656  gifs  of  rachel zegler  in  youtube videos.  she  was  born  in  the  year  2001  and  is of colombian (european)  descent,  so  please  cast  appropriately  when  using  my  resources.  all  of  these  gifs  were  made  from  scratch,  so  you  may  edit  these  as  much  as  you’d  like,  but  please  don’t  redistribute  or  claim  as  your  own.  please  refer  to  my  rules  for  further  information.

note:  this  pack  is  completely  free  and  is  also  accessible  through  a  zip  file.

this is a secret santa gift for @malboraslihan! happy holidays!

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Back with another drawing for Hispanic Heritage Month!

Meet the second deity from one of Colombia’s legends, La Madre Agra (Mother of Water).

According to legend, she is a deity who takes on the form of a young woman, with flowing blonde hair and a marvelous voice. Like the sirens of Greek mythology, the Mother of Water will choose a song to lure her victims (usually children, who are easier for her to lure) towards a body of water, where she can drag them towards her palace below, drowning them in the process.

I wanted to see how I could take aspects of Madremonte’s design and incorporate that into Madre Agua’s, and I ended up focusing on the leaf/moss outfit, since It supposedly is something the Mother of Water wears. I had fun playing with her pose, and trying out underwater lighting, even having her hands and legs morph into water.

Let me know what you think!

And reminder, commissions are open! DM me for info (since I don't have an official post yet)

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Stefa Marin Alarcon

Gender: Non binary (they/them)

Sexuality: Queer

DOB: N/A

Ethnicity: Colombian

Nationality: American

Occupation: Artist, singer, songwriter, musician

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I'm Upset so I'm posting about it (like any normal person would)

Basically my family was having a late Christmas with my mom's side because one of my uncles wasn't in town over the actual date. Since our family is small, it only consisted of nine people. Out of those nine people three of us are people of colour (my brother and I were adopted from Colombia and my Aunt is Japanese).

So.

We gave my uncles some seasoned salt and when one of them opened it he was like "what's this, crack cocaine?" and my mom legit said, without missing a beat, something along the lines of "well we did just come back from Colombia!"

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I feel like I'm overreacting. It was just a joke, right? Except my mother should know that joke isn't acceptable, especially when your kids have had comments like this told around/to/about them for years by classmates, teachers, and strangers alike.

I'm so fucking tired of Colombia (and in connection myself and others from/related to there) being associated with the drug trade. It just further spreads the stereotypes and racist ideas of Colombians (and hispanics in general) being involved with the drug trade.

And that came from my fucking mother.

Idk

TL;DR My mom made a racist joke and I can't tell if I'm just being dramatic

UGH.