08/17/2026
: MON, 8.17.26, 10pm - 12am ET
Get ready for an awesome evening of music, dance, culture, education, and community!
CARIBE LATINO
CO-HOSTS: GermĂĄn Santana & JacQuiTĂMAsalsa!
WKCR 89.9 FMâNY / wkcr.org
Join us Monday, August 17, 2026, for a special edition of Caribe Latino, featuring 2 hours of music and conversation with three fascinating guests whose research, work, and personal experiences explore the origins of Latin music and dance. Together, theyâll delve into the history, identity, and cultural connections that shape the richness and diversity of Latinidad and what it means to be Latino.
From the dance floor to the classroom, from music and art to scholarship and community advocacy, this week's Caribe Latino explores the many dimensions of Latino and Caribbean cultureâand the people working to preserve, understand, and advance it.
Three guests. Three perspectives. One unforgettable conversation.
Don't miss it!
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SPECIAL GUESTS:
MARIO B. GONZALEZ
An internationally acclaimed salsa dancer, choreographer, educator, and cultural ambassador, Mario B. Gonzalez has devoted more than 25 years to preserving, teaching, and advancing Latin dance traditions.
As founder of Salsa Fever On2 Dance Academy in Jersey City, New Jersey, he has trained generations of dancers while sharing the artistry, history, and passion of salsa with audiences around the world.
RODNEY ERIC LOPEZ
An accomplished educator, artist, nonprofit leader, and author of I Don't Speak Spanish, Rodney Eric Lopez joins us to discuss his work and his perspectives on language, identity, culture, education, and the Latino experience.
ALEX TRUJILLO, PhD
Associate Professor of Sociology at Saint Peter's University in Jersey City, Dr. Alex Trujillo's research focuses on residential segregation and health, with particular attention to Latino communities.
He currently co-directs the Saint Peter's Healthcare EthicsâHealth Equity Certificate Program, bringing important academic and community perspectives to the conversation about health equity and the Latino experience.
CARIBE LATINO
Monday, August 17, 2026
10:00 PM ET
WKCR 89.9 FMâNY / wkcr.org