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The diaspora of the greatest latin female voices. SAKETEKILLA is a creative boutique and a network of creatives and designers for all over the world.

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25/09/2026

Cancún-raised Paola Carola, a novelist and independent editor, runs a reading circle of women who read women.

She spent six years as a fiction editor at one of the largest Spanish-language publishing groups, before leaving to edit independently and read alongside women online.

Learn how she wrote her own rules with her book “El Mar Está Lleno de Medusas” on Nativas.World

📷 Pao Gómez
mexican writer · literary arts · new editorial voices · emerging writers · latin american creatives · diaspora narratives · women artists

24/09/2026

From San Antonio’s east side, Vanita Leo, an incredible mariachi-trained cumbia singer, released her new single Vatos, and now is in Fresh Finds.
tejana artist · san antonio · cumbia · latin music · independent music · emerging artists music · chicana · latin american creatives · diaspora narratives

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23/09/2026

The 4th Reencuentro Plurisexual starts today in Peru to bring together Indigenous gender-diverse communities to build spaces of care, rest, healing, territorial defense, and regional safety.

To everyone who donated: we are thrilled as your collective support in go fund me more than DOUBLED the campaign goal. All funds have covered regional and international transportation for participants traveling from Argentina, Chile, and Peru.

Also incredibly grateful for the institutional funding provided by Más Igualdad Perú, the local host community mobilized by the team of Vilca García, our internal team at Nativas, and everyone who understood the urgency and helped us amplified the message across Europe. 
Thank you to every donor and supporter who helped made this journey possible.

22/09/2026

Moyobamba’s Los Mirlos carry Amazonian cumbia to NPR’s Tiny Desk.

Released this September, it covers five songs, including La Danza de Los Mirlos and La Fuga del Jaguar. For the session the band wore kené, the geometric patterns of the Shipibo-Konibo.

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17/08/2026

SinceRap has been singing since she was four, entering Bogotá’s rap scene in 2022 and building a reputation for versatility and power drawn from her own life and the people around her. This talented emerging talent is signed to

SinceRap now releases TU ME GUSTAS with Angelik Dk, a dedication track ahead of her first EP in 2026.

🎵 · 🌍 Colombia
latin american creatives · diaspora narratives · nativas · latin music · independent music · emerging artists music · live performance · colombia · bogotá

20/07/2026

Brunei Deneumostier is a Peruvian-Brazilian visual storyteller, known for capturing intimate and honest portrayals of the world around her. Having grown up across five countries, her work reflects a deep respect for culture, identity, and human connection. Through photography, she explores personal memory, critical reflection, and emotional storytelling.

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Read full story on nativas.world/bruneideneumostier

16/07/2026

Where everybody expects a DJ set at Cannes, showed up with a full live band and rewrote the rules, raising the heat to 37 degrees.

As the sun went down over the French Riviera, she played “Semilla,” “Se Metieron en Mi Casa,” “Caminando,” “Lluvia” and more.

The momentum didn’t stop there. The next morning, .lobster won the Titanium Prix and the Grand Prix for Good at for “600K Network” for Comando Con Venezuela.

A Venezuelan artist performing live on the Croisette, an urgency back home, and a Grand Prix for her country the very next morning. Those stages amplified the support Venezuela needs in real time.

This is the true impact of culture and community. 🇻🇪

P.S. Venezuela still needs our solidarity. Check our stories to find direct ways to help.

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Film by .bix

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14/07/2026

shares with us what this journey at meant to her. 
The day before, she had performed a live set at the Villa that left the crowd spellbound. She moved through every space of the festival representing her culture, connecting deeply with people from all over the globe, and ultimately finding her strength in the collective power of the Nativa’s delegation. “It is incredible to be surrounded by amazing women and share that feminine energy,” she said. 
Irene’s word of the week: adventure. 
Because Cannes is a place defined by its beautiful chaos and endless surprises. For Irene, navigating this festival wasn’t about sticking to a rigid script; it was about stepping into those unexpected collisions where a Venezuelan voice can completely shift the culture.  Brought in collaboration with and Cannes Lions ERA Programme.

Film by .bix
 

13/07/2026

Venezuelan singer 🐨 performed live during LIONS | The Home of Creativity 2026. On June 24 she brought a full band to the Supercluster Villa, singing in Spanish for more than 150 industry decision-makers from six continents. 
SUPERCLUSTER opened its doors to Irepelusa via Nativas, in partnership with Warner Music Colombia , placing a Latin American voice inside the industry’s most influential week, in her own language. 
That’s the version of Cannes most people never see, an act treating an industry villa like a real stage and playing it like one, full band, full catalog, full commitment, until the villa stopped feeling like a work event and became a space where the music was felt.   A night like that travels in two directions. The industry walked away carrying Venezuela in its ears, hours before the country would urgently need the world’s attention. That’s the power of one woman’s voice when it’s given a stage that matters, when it matters most. It’s also what an impact-led partnerships are for. 
Full story at nativas.world, link in bio 
Images by .Kills and Cannes Photographer | Jimmy de Paris   

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