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Other than that, this version of ODAAT as fans call it carefully and humorously handles contemporary issues such as: explaining the X in Latinx to your abuelita, coming out to conservative parents, gender diversity, and mental health in Latinx communities.

Feast your eyes on a second volume of short stories set in South America that explore growing pains, first loves, political upheaval, gay parenting and coming out. Of course it's on this list! With Luis Alberti, Juan Pablo Castañeda, Fernando Siqueira, Alfredo Romero.

His main goal is to be a writer, and his queer identity plays a part in how the story develops. ODAAT even has a family friendly episode about consent between queer teenagers that many of us could have only dreamed of witnessing in our youth.

Los Espookys created by Fred Armisen, Ana Fabrega, and Julio Torres follows four friends as they try to make a buck from their unique business venture: staging spooky and supernatural occurrences for their clients. The story is set against the backdrop of a continuously gentrified Boyle Heights, which means things get very real, very fast… oh and also very gay.

While some would argue that Latin America is simply repeating the mistakes all media gay make when initially attempting to bring Trans representation to wide audiences; this completely ignores the efforts by Trans activists in Latin America to end these harmful practices and begin hiring Trans people.

Plus, I already have one Julio Torres show on the list and anymore would probably be some sort of stan nepotism. Vida created by Tanya Saracho is the story of two estranged sisters who reunite to save their family business after their mother dies.

Club de Cuervos created by Gary Alazraki and Michael Lam is a Mexican dramedy that offers a satirical look at the world of professional soccer. THE LATIN BOYS - UNICORN - "My friend asked if I was a Homo" - Gay Movie NQVmedia • M views • 5 years ago.

Pose focuses on ball culture in the late 80s and early 90s, and serves as a kind of fictionalization of the classic documentary Paris is Burning but with a bit more attention to the HIV crisis and economic boom of the period. However, I cannot in good conscience recommend the show given that they cast a cisgender man to play a Transgender woman; as this is a harmful trope that tells audiences that Trans women are public suck gay men in dresses.

Acquaint yourself with his approach to humor by first watching the aforementioned Los Espookys or his bits on The Late Show with Jimmy Fallon. Watch, and try not to fall in love with Nico Latini Colindrez. Latino stars like Demi Lovato, Ricky Martin, Ariana DeBose, and Michelle Rodriguez are out, loud, and proud ️‍ #PrideMonth #Pride.

Their love story is put to the test as they pursue their dream careers, new life experiences, and prejudice. Valeria follows a group of friends living in Madrid, including the queer gay Nerea Teresa Riott who navigates various sapphic relationships.

The show features a diverse and inclusive look at various representation that explores the themes of sexuality and acceptance. The Gay Latino Collective (GLC) is a social and professional group working to build a flourishing community of gay Latinos to grow our networks, leverage our resources, and strengthen our collective power to build community, develop leadership, and support young Latinx students.

All three seasons are available now on Netflix, so get into it. But, My Favorite Shapes is just a tad bit too out there to earnestly recommend. From Vida to Élite we're shining the spotlight on oft-ignored Latinx TV shows!.

The Latin Boys: Volume 2: Directed by Jonathan Anzo, Jaime Fidalgo, Leandro Goddinho, Matias Magnano, Camila Souto, Daniel Mateo Vallejo. While the series might be a little too sentimental for some bitter Judies, it is nonetheless a necessary watch for kids and families today.

By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Catch them being messy on their podcasts: unpacking media on Espoilers Podcastinterviewing cultural creators on Chismology Anthologyand talking politics on Bitter Brown Latini.

Casa de Flores is, by most measures, a fantastic show. This deadpan comedy treats the supernatural as mundane, and the mundane as marvelous. It follows along the story of three Mexican-American cousins, Erik J. The series follows Victor Michael Ciminoa new student at Creekwood High School as he struggles with self-discovery, home challenges, adjusting to a new city, and coming to terms with his sexual orientation.