Latina Powerhouse 2021 - Page 2
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Eileen Andrade
From studying fashion to one of the nation’s top hispanic chefs, all thanks to a family traditionBy HOLA! USA
Diana Dávila
This Mexican-American chef is creating authentic dishes that represent different regions of Mexico inspired by her heritageBy HOLA! USA
Paola Velez
This Award Winning Afro-Dominican Pastry Chef “uses history and tasty treats to bake the world a better place”By HOLA! USA
Alejandra Ramos
NBC news called her a “Rising Latina Food Star” and we couldn’t agree moreBy HOLA! USA
Marcela Valladolid
This Mexican-American Powerhouse is one of the most successful and passionate chefs in our countryBy HOLA! USA
Lorena Garcia
Venezuelan-born Lorena Garcia is a multi-talented culinary marvel; Chef, restaurateur, TV personality and authorBy HOLA! USA
Marta Vieira Da Silva
The GOAT! One of the most successful soccer players in the modern eraBy HOLA! USA
Nique Miller
Nique Miller is one of the biggest female surfers in the industry. She’s also one of the first Afro-Latinas to earn this much recognition.By HOLA! USA
Melissa Cristina Marquez
Melissa Cristina Marquez is a latina in STEM. She is based in Australia and is one of the leading experts in Sharks and marine biology.By HOLA! USA
Natalia Dorantes
The first Latina and third woman to become chief of staff in NFL history.By HOLA! USA
Gisele Bündchen
For the model and activist, making the world a better place is among her top prioritiesBy HOLA! USA
Adriana Lima
She might be one of the best known and tallest Victoria‘s Secret Angels, but her charitable work is what really stands outBy HOLA! USA
Zoe Saldaña
After experiencing firsthand the importance of life-saving care, the actress decided to use her celebrity status to support children‘s charitiesBy HOLA! USA
Silvia Moreno-Garcia
The first writer of Latin origin to win the Locus Award for horror novelsBy HOLA! USA
Lina González-Granados
Conductor and curator, this Latina is one of the most successful conductors in the world.By HOLA! USA
Natalie Diaz
From a 1997 NCAA Women’s Basketball runner-up to winning the the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for her poetry collectionsBy HOLA! USA
Jordana Brewster
She is one of the few Latina’s that has ever starred in a franchise of its kind.By HOLA! USA
Lupita Nyong’o
The Kenyan-Mexican Academy Award Winner is now also a New York Times Bestseller AuthorBy HOLA! USA
Karol G
In less than five years, Karol G became one of the most celebrated female reggaeton stars of all times.By HOLA! USA
Kali Uchis
Her story is a true rags to riches, going from living in her car and writing music to winning a Grammy.By HOLA! USA
Ana de la Reguera
From telenovelas to Hollywood, this Mexican talent is thriving all while continuing her charity workBy HOLA! USA
Yendry
Making it onto X Factor was only the start for Yendry, who has since delighted fans with music in English, Spanish, and Italian.By HOLA! USA