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America Ferrera
Before appearing in the live-action version Barbie With the film, America began her astonishing journey in Hollywood. In 2006, she was cast in the role of Betty Suarez in the ABC drama comedy. Ugly BettyDuring her four-year run on the show, she won numerous awards, becoming the youngest person to win a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at age 23 in 2007. Since then, the Honduran actress has continued to gain recognition in hit NBC series. Superstore.
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Jean-Michel Basquiat
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Adrienne Baylon Houghton
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
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Bad Bunny
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Cesar Chavez
Cesar went down in history as a key civil rights activist for his work with the United Farm Workers Association. His Mexican-American family was one of many who became farm workers in the 1930s. After dropping out of school at age 14 and later serving in the U.S. Navy, Cesar dedicated the rest of his life to fighting for equality for farm workers. He was inspired by other notable figures to push for change through peaceful means, such as unionizing. “I believe that true courage is sacrificing yourself in a totally nonviolent struggle for justice,” he said in his speech.
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Constance Marie
Constance began her career as a dancer and then moved on to acting. Selena QuintanillaShe played his mother in the 1997 biopic SerenaThe Mexican actress then George Lopez and A mix-up at birth. Fans like her That '70s Show, CSI and According to JimAdditionally, Constance has also appeared in the Amazon Prime show. with love and Undo.
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Danny Trejo
Danny is a Mexican-Californian actor who is considered one of the most prolific actors of his time. With hundreds of credits to his name, the 79-year-old actor began his career on the set of Star Wars in 1985. Runaway TrainAlthough he had no intention of becoming an actor, his distinctive looks and boxing skills caught the attention of many. heat, From dusk to dawn and Desperado.
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Ellen Ochoa
The Hispanic influence is felt in entertainment, sports and science, as exemplified by Ellen. In 1993, she became the first Hispanic American woman in space, just a few years after becoming the first Hispanic man in space. Rodolfo Neriblasted into orbit. The NASA astronaut is of Mexican descent and is also an advocate for women in STEM fields. “I think we need the best and the brightest working in science and engineering, and that's not just limited to men or white men or anything like that,” she told NBC News.
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Eugenio Derbez
A Mexico City native, Eugenio became an international superstar thanks to the hit 2013 comedy-drama. Instructions not includedBefore his crossover success, the 61-year-old actor appeared in several popular Spanish shows and movies, including: The Derecho and the Derbez, La Familia P. Luceand Under the same moonAnd much more. Eugenio studied the craft thoroughly, earning multiple degrees in acting, singing, dancing and film directing.
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Eva Longoria
Born to Mexican-American parents, Eva focused on earning a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology before pursuing a career in acting. She Bold and beautiful followed by general Hospital, The Young and the Restless and Desperate HousewivesSince then, Eva has expanded her talents as a director, producer, philanthropist and activist.
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Gloria Estefan
Whether you've heard of Gloria as the lead singer of Miami Sound Machine or in her solo career, it's up to you, but she has established herself as a pillar in the Latino community. The three-time Grammy Award winner grew up in Florida after her family fled Cuba during the Cuban Revolution. She rose to stardom alongside her husband. Emilio EstefanTheir lives will be told in a Broadway musical On your feet!In 2022, she starred in the drama comedy Max. Father of the Bride.
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Guillermo del Toro
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J Balvin
Born in Medellin, Colombia, J Balvin is a world-famous reggaeton singer, also known as the “Prince of Reggaeton.” After moving to the United States at age 17, his love for music deepened and he was eventually inspired to return to Colombia to release his own original hit songs. Now, more than a decade later, J Balvin has collaborated with countless artists. Falco, Daddy Yankee, Bad Bunny, Zion and Lennon, Rosalia and Dua Lipa.
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Jaime Camil
Jamie rose to stardom in his native Mexico in romantic comedy telenovelas. The most beautiful viewThe 49-year-old actor and singer is of Mexican, Brazilian and Egyptian descent. No money back and Thanks to EvaJamie continued to receive praise for his role as Rogelio de la Vega. Jane the VirginWhen she's not in front of the camera, she performs on stage in musicals and plays.
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Jennifer Lopez
J.Lo is one of Hollywood's leading actresses, with blockbuster movies, hit pop songs and memorable TV appearances. Born in the Bronx, New York to Puerto Rican parents, Jennifer began her career as a dancer before landing the lead role in the biopic. SerenaShe then appeared in films such as While pursuing her music career. Wedding Planner and Made in ManhattanCurrently, she is also a producer and businesswoman with an estimated net worth of $400 million.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda
Lin-Manuel's Hollywood work spans film, theater, and musical events. Born in New York City's Washington Heights neighborhood to Puerto Rican parents, the multitalented artist draws inspiration from his upbringing and American history to create some of his most well-known works, including: In the Heights and HamiltonHe also pairs impactful dialogue with song in Disney's animated films. Moana and Encanto.
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Ricky Martin
Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Ricky joined the music group Menudo at the age of 12 before leaving to pursue a career in acting. In 1991, Ricky released his first album (self-titled) and it was an immediate success. Eight years later, in 1998, the singer was ready to crossover into the English-speaking world with another self-titled album, garnering attention once again thanks to the song “Livin' la Vida Loca.” After a brief break from his career, Ricky returned in 2010, releasing new music and later a memoir.
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Roberto Clemente
Today, Major League Baseball is led by the Toronto Blue Jays. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. And the Yankees Nestor CortesBut before they broke those records, Roberto was a pioneer for Hispanic players. The Puerto Rican became the first Latino player to reach 3,000 hits in his 18 seasons as a player. He died in a plane crash at the young age of 38, but he is still remembered for his sportsmanship and community service.
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Rosalia
With lyrics in both Spanish and Catalan, Rosalía brought a unique vibe to the Spanish Latin pop scene. Her debut album, Los Angeles, She was nominated for a Latin Grammy and released her second album, El Mal KellerKnown for her flamenco-inspired beats, she has collaborated with other top artists. J Balvin, Ozuna and Travis Scott.
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