#LatinxArtist

[chefhatskitchen]

Patty the Ratty ☝️🤓

Now with 35% more Rat!

[hellafineart]

“Hourly Comic Day 2023” Procreate drawings #illustration #comics #hellafineart #balesart #csueastbay #csuebart #haywardartist #bayareartist #latinxartist #latinartist #nicaraguanartist #cartoon #caricature #shortstoryillustration #storyart #storyartist #hourlycomicday2023 #hourlycomicday (at Hayward, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co3KnTBv872/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[drawbecauseitsheard]

Totally missed my original prediction for having the drafts up.

Life has been... However, I haven’t stopped making new pages and eventually I’ll get to publishing the drafts on Tapas or something.

I draw everything pencil-and-paper so uploading is just one spoon too many.

[brooklynsoul61]

Little viruses, little landscapes encasing the creatures emerging. Ink and watercolor on paper 2023 #nancyrodrigoart #drawing #latinxartist #outsiderartist #queerartist #disabledartist #nycartists #surrealism #traditionalart #covid #pandemicart #covidart #emerging #creepycute (at South Slope, Brooklyn) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqQfAHUM2cO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wilfredogarrigo]

#buenosdías #mondayhustle #newweeknewstart #workworkwork #artistsatwork #artisticdirector #latinxartist #professor #latinoartist https://www.instagram.com/p/CqAtqLmOw3R/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ninettemx]

#Ninettexo #ninettemusic #ninettexomusic #ninettemx #ninettexoxo #ninetteXo #Brujadelbloque #NinetteRoxanax #NinetteXanaxYMeta #ninetteLimbo #NinetteRapera #NinetteQueer #NinetteMusic

#XanaxYMeta

#Mexican Rapper

#Queer Rapper

#Queer Artist

#LGBTQMusic

#IndieRap

#AlternativeHipHop

#LoFiHipHop

#LatinxMusic

#LatinxArtist

#QueerLatinx

#Mexican Music

#FemaleRapper

#WomenInHipHop

#NewMusicAlert

#DiscoverMusic

#UnderratedArtists

#SupportQueerArtists

#ApolloAndTheAliens #Ninettexo

#NinetteMusic

#XanaxYMeta

#RaperoMexicano

#RaperoQueer

#ArtistaQueer

#MúsicaLGBTQ

#IndieRap

#Hip-HopAlternativo

#HipHopLoFi

#MúsicaLatinx

#ArtistaLatinx

#QueerLatinx

#Música Mexicana

#RaperoFemenino

#Mujeres EnHipHop

Alartaicinakhara

[trebienbjorn]

Thegren . . . . . . #femaleartwork #artwork #art #femaleartist #contemporary #femaleart #blackart #drawing #femaledrawing #portr #latinxart #artcollectors #latinx #latinxartist #blacklatinxart #femaleartistsofinstagram #figuredrawing #femaleartists #mixedmedia #gallery #museum #contemporayart #blackfemaleart #blackartmatters #halesgallery #moniquemeloche #worksonpaper #ebonygpatterson #wallartwork #artists (at Hamilton, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn5IYxLuEN4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nenasdopop]

Empowering Sounds: Exploring Latina Feminine Identity in Folk, Pop, and Beyond

In the vibrant tapestry of the global music scene, Latina artists have carved out a space that resonates with rich cultural heritage, resilience, and a unique feminine identity. This blog aims to delve into the diverse world of Latina musicians who not only sing, play, and compose, but also contribute significantly to shaping the narrative of pop music.

The intersection of Latina identity and folk traditions has given rise to a powerful and dynamic musical genre that reflects the multifaceted experiences of Latina women. From the soul-stirring melodies of traditional folk tunes to the modern beats of pop, Latina artists are redefining the boundaries and making their voices heard.

Unveiling Latina Feminine Identity in Folk

Folk music has long been a medium for storytelling, a way to express the joys, struggles, and triumphs of a community. For Latina women, folk music becomes a canvas upon which they paint narratives of resilience, heritage, and empowerment. Drawing inspiration from their roots, these artists infuse traditional rhythms with contemporary sounds, creating a unique blend that resonates globally.

Exploring the works of artists like Lila Downs, Natalia Lafourcade, and Ana Tijoux provides a glimpse into the diverse ways in which Latina musicians use folk elements to celebrate their identity. Whether it's through the haunting sounds of traditional instruments or the poetic lyrics that speak of cultural pride, these artists exemplify the fusion of tradition and modernity.

Shaping the Pop Landscape

In recent years, Latina artists have become integral to the evolution of pop music. Their influence extends beyond the confines of language, as their music transcends borders and captivates audiences worldwide. Embracing their heritage while embracing modernity, these musicians navigate the complex terrain of pop with grace and innovation.

Rosalía, for example, has taken the pop world by storm with her flamenco-inspired tunes, challenging conventional notions of what pop music can be. Her ability to seamlessly weave elements of traditional Spanish music into a contemporary pop framework showcases the fluidity of musical genres and the power of cultural fusion.

Beyond Borders: The Global Impact

The music of Latina artists is not confined to a specific region—it reverberates globally, reaching ears and hearts far beyond cultural boundaries. By embracing their feminine identity, these musicians contribute to a global conversation on diversity, inclusion, and empowerment.

This blog will embark on a journey through the discographies of influential Latina artists, exploring the themes that define their music and the impact they've had on the broader music landscape. From the roots of folk traditions to the mainstream success of pop, we will uncover the stories behind the songs and celebrate the strength, creativity, and resilience of Latina women in the world of music.

Join us as we dive into the captivating world of Latina feminine identity in folk, pop, and beyond, discovering the melodies that speak to the soul and the artists who continue to shape the soundtrack of our lives.

[y3ipii]

Hello there, my fellow art enthusiasts! I'm super excited to share my latest original character drawing with you all. I really hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed creating it! 🎨✨

I drew inspiration from nature and vibrant colors for the character design, and I think it turned out really well. But I want to hear your thoughts too! Please let me know what you think of the design by leaving a comment 👇

As an artist, I'm always eager to connect with other creative minds out there. So, if you love my style, please feel free to tag your friends who are also into art and share it with them.

Thanks for all of your support, and don't forget to spread the love by tagging your fellow art enthusiasts! 🎨💕

[lauraisabelart]

✍️ Ifigenia is not really called Ifigenia. She’s called Maria Eugenia, but more on that in a little bit.

During my little social media break I read. I read a lot, actually; more than I’d ever read in a single year. One of the books I read was “Ifigenia” (or ‘Iphigenia’ in English), a novel written by Teresa de la Parra, the very first female novelist in Venezuela.

The book caused a bit of an uproar when it was first published in the 1920s because it questioned the role of women in Latin American society or, more specifically, in Venezuelan society. At the time, women were raised to fit the mold of the ideal housewife and were not expected to have a career or an interest outside of raising a family.

While the main character, Maria Eugenia, comes off as a spoiled teenager at first, she slowly begins to change as she grows older. When suddenly you realize her irreverence has died down to give way to the pressures and expectations of everyone around her, your heart breaks for her.

But why “Ifigenia”? Well. the book was named after a character in Greek mythology, but I can’t tell you why or else I’d spoil the ending for you. Needless to say, I loved the novel so much that as soon as I’d finished it, I sat down to draw Maria Eugenia and here she is 💜

What’s the last book you absolutely loved? I need a book reco, so let me know.

[trascapades]

🎨#ArtIsAWeapon

Reposted from @bronxmuseum Join us on Friday, January 26 from 7–9PM for our party celebrating the opening of ‘Bronx Calling: The Sixth AIM Biennial’ 🎉

All 26 artists featured in the exhibition participated in the Museum’s flagship AIM Fellowship program between 2020-2023: @syd_abady , @aigerimakh, @santina_amato, @miguelbraceli, @visually_concious, #WalterCruz, @kim_bo915 , @sabafarhoudnia, @ronengamil, @judy_giera_studio, @luis__gutierrez_ , @jenniferclho, @peter_hoffmeister, @mayajeffereis, @eelombardo, @dariomohr_art, @jnierodzinski, @jiwon_rhie, @ruthiepaint, @yelaineartspace, @iam__ami_, @tfredsa, @yesukseo, @kyleutter, @mizziverse, @junlinzhu

Come out to support these incredible artists and vibe to music from @uptownvinylsupreme 🎶

This event is free and all are welcome. Please RSVP via the link in bio 🔗

[www.bronxmuseum.org]

Artwork Image: Yelaine Rodriguez, ‘La Hija de Shango | An Ode from Flo-Jo to Ivy Queen’ 2022.

📍Bronx Museum of the Arts

1040 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10456

bronxmuseum.org

#BronxMuseum #BronxCalling #AIMBiennial #UptownVinylSupreme #BronxArts #BlackGirlArtGeeks #BlackArtists #LatinxArtists

[chefhatskitchen]

Spirit Tuner

[starmanduran]

The Peyote Way - by: Gerardo Duran

[drawbecauseitsheard]

Isolated images from my upcoming comic. I’m hoping to post it at the start of March. It’ll be in its “raw” form. These are an example of “the vibe.”

[brooklynsoul61]

It’s getting purple out there! Mixed media on paper 2023 #nancyrodrigoart #traditionalart #latinxartist #queerartists #disabledartist #outsiderartist #artistsoninstagram #colorpencils #contecrayons #mixedmediaart #automaticdrawing #surrealism #nycart (at South Slope, Brooklyn) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqN4GqpM0RR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wilfredogarrigo]

@apap365 Exhibit Halls I & II Two floors you All! @siegelartistmanagement @cerquarivera #apap2023 #APAPNYC #chidance #artisticdirector #latinxartist #hispanicleader https://www.instagram.com/p/CnfUmZRvP4T/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=