Spanish-Language Media

LGBT stories that impact Spanish-speaking communities, and analysis of the media that serves those communities

Latest Update on Spanish-Language Media

Thursday, April 4, 2013
1:02pm

On April 2, the lead singer of hugely popular Mexican rock band Maná sent an incredibly moving and heart-felt message of love, respect, and understanding when it comes to full recognition for gay couples to the band's nearly 8 million followers on Facebook.

12/11/12

Today, GLAAD joined Ban Ki Moon, Ricky Marin, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, and hundreds of LGBT and global human rights advocates at the United Nations in New York City. The event, titled “Leadership in the Fight against Homophobia” a panel discussion in celebration of International Human Rights Day.

12/09/12

Mexican American superstar Jenni Rivera, who was an ally for LGBT equality, died in a plane accident December 9.

12/06/12

Filmmaker Antony Osso’s award-winning LGBT-themed short film series, The Devotion Project, is now available online to Spanish-speaking audiences.

12/01/12

Today marks the 24th anniversary of World AIDS Day, an international observance in support of those living with HIV/AIDS and in memory of the lives lost in the epidemic. In honor of World AIDS Day, GLAAD has put together a resource kit to provide you with more information around HIV/AIDS.

11/28/12

Filmmaker Cecilia Aldarondo is exploring her family history and finding LGBT people weren't discussed in her family. In her film, Memories of a Penitent Heart, she explores the relationship between her gay uncle, her devoutly Roman Catholic grandmother, Puerto Rican culture, and a world that was waking up to the reality of AIDS.

11/21/12

In honor of Transgender Day of Remembrance, Univision news program Primer Impacto aired a segment to educate its viewers on the violence and discrimination transgender people face around the world, and to remember the lives lost to anti-transgender violence.

11/13/12

In a recent interview with Latina.com, actress Sara Ramírez reaffirmed her commitment and support as an ally to the LGBT community.

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01/04/13

At the Clínica Monseñor Oscar A.

01/02/13

Once, when Mexico was the bellybutton of the universe, Isabel Vargas Lizano ran away from home and resolved to make

12/27/12

A little noticed Mexican health norm first approved in August and then published in the country's regulatory Official Federation Diary on October 26th has gone into effect today essentially doing away with a two-decade ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men, reports Animal Político.

12/21/12

A TV station in Puerto Rico that broadcasts a popular news and gossip show featuring a puppet has announced that the program will now be prerecorded. Joe Ramos, president of WAPA TV, told reporters late Thursday that the SuperXclusivo show will be taped two hours before it is broadcast.

12/20/12

It’s time for La Comay and WAPA-TV’s “SuperXclusivo” to go.

12/19/12

[In English] A young man is kidnapped, robbed then beaten to death and his body burned.

11/27/12

In many families, the holidays are a noisy time, full of chatter and commentary.

11/07/12

Hispanic voters were more likely than other voters to say they would approve if their state recognized same-sex marriage, according to preliminary exit poll results.

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