A city names a day

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey welcomed Los Tigres del Norte to City Hall on Sept. 9 and proclaimed it Los Tigres del Norte Day.

“Los Tigres have always shown up and spoken up for our community”

The awards leave D.C.

A day later the band headlined the 39th Hispanic Heritage Awards at Orchestra Hall, the first time the ceremony has been held outside Washington, D.C.

Who else got honored

Mon Laferte, Ximena Sariñana, Oscar D'León, Eladio Carrión and U.S. Rep. Joaquín Castro were also recognized, spanning music, culture and public service.

Feid hits 42 theaters

Feid's short film El Green Print screens Sept. 13 in 42 Regal theaters across 41 cities. Tickets are $10, fully redeemable as a concession voucher.

Ferxxo goes cinematic

Shot across Japan, Miami and Los Angeles, the film mixes drift racing and underground car culture, with Tony Hawk and racer Keiichi Tsuchiya appearing.

$1.7 million in scholarships

The Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation funded tuition, mentorship and learning labs for students across the U.S. and Ibero-America.

“Every scholarship we award represents an investment in the future of Latin music”

One violinist, $250,000

Puerto Rican violinist Razil Rosado Figueroa won the Noel Schajris Prodigy Scholarship, a four-year award worth up to $250,000 to study at Berklee.

Mariachi returns to Lake Elsinore

Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán headlines Mariachi Fest at Diamond Stadium on Sept. 19, with ballet folklórico, a tequila expo and a fireworks finale.

“Mariachi music carries generations of history and tradition”

Toñita's five decades

Brooklyn's Caribbean Social Club matriarch María Antonia Cay takes CHCI's 2026 Medallion of Excellence on Sept. 17, after 50 years of feeding and hosting her neighbors.