Emperifollá caught up with the singer to chat about her latest single, her hoop earrings collection, and how she kept feeling herself throughout the pandemic.
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How Indicapital’s Maisa Bribiesca Is Empowering Latin America’s Cannabis Industry
“The idea is to amend the bloody history we’ve had,” says Bribiesca.
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6 Latinx-Owned Beauty Brands Using CBD
All the goodness of cannabinoids, minus the high. Get it from Latinx-owned brands.
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The Jefa Has Entered the Building
One needs to wonder: what will she do there?
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Zoán Dávila’s Feminist Quest
The lawyer and spokesperson for the Colectiva Feminista en Construcción tells the backstory of Puerto Rico’s gender violence state of emergency: “We understood that the state has an active role in how gender violence manifests.”
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A Brief History of el Pañuelo Verde
For years, the pañuelo verde has become a symbol of reproductive rights. It’s a small piece of cloth worn by feminists worldwide, embedded with the slogan: “Por un aborto legal, seguro y gratuito.”
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Made in Venezuela: Singer Andrekza’s Music and Style References
In this edition of “Made In,” Emperifollá chatted with the Venezuelan singer about her country, influences, and how she’s representing the Latinx women inside Steve Aoki’s label.
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Anitta, Arcángel, and the Politics of Sexual Freedom
The sheer lack of understanding of why shaming women for owning their self-image and bodies on social media is not only harmful but deadly.
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7 Feminists and Collectives That Revolutionized Latinx History
From Brazil to Chile and the Caribbean, individuals and collectives have taken matters into their own hands, urging and forcing governments to recognize the terrifying numbers of femicides and the undisputable right to choose.
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Made in El Salvador: Eberjey’s Co-Founder Ali Mejia and Her Salvadoran Homecoming
In this edition of “Made In,” Ali Mejia walks us through her Salvadoran heritage and how it influences her design endeavors today.
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