Latin Night Returns to Granville at Good Co. Bar!
Get ready, Vancouver — the city’s most iconic Latin night is back, and it’s hotter than ever.
The music industry is full of talented artists, and some of the biggest names have surprising backgrounds. Here are some famous singers you didn’t know were Latinos. Discover their roots and how their heritage influences their music.
Selena Gomez, a pop sensation, has Mexican roots. Born in Texas, Selena's father is of Mexican descent. She has embraced her heritage, often incorporating Spanish phrases into her songs and participating in Latin cultural events. Selena’s Latin roots shine through in her music and style.
Bruno Mars, known for his energetic performances, has Puerto Rican roots. Born Peter Gene Hernandez in Hawaii, his father is Puerto Rican and Jewish. Bruno's vibrant music and dance moves are influenced by his Latin heritage. Did you know he even sings in Spanish sometimes?
Christina Aguilera, the pop icon, has Ecuadorian roots. Her father, Fausto Aguilera, is from Ecuador. Christina has expressed pride in her Latin heritage and has released Spanish-language albums. Her powerful voice and passion are a testament to her rich cultural background.
Demi Lovato, another Texan superstar, has Mexican ancestry. Her father was of Mexican descent, and she has often spoken about her heritage. Demi embraces her Latin roots and occasionally incorporates Spanish into her music and social media posts.
Cameron Diaz, although known primarily for her acting, also has roots in the Latin community. Her father, Emilio Diaz, was of Cuban descent. Cameron's diverse background has influenced her career in various ways, adding a unique touch to her performances.
Love discovering more about famous singers with Latinos roots? Come experience the vibrant Latin music scene at our weekly events in Vancouver Latin Fever. Enjoy live performances, dance to the best Latin beats, and celebrate the rich culture at The Red Room, The Studio, and Mangos Kitchen Bar. ¡Nos vemos ahí!
Get ready, Vancouver — the city’s most iconic Latin night is back, and it’s hotter than ever.
We all know that feeling: a stressful day, your mind buzzing with a million thoughts, and then, out of nowhere, a catchy Latin beat starts playing. Suddenly, you can’t help but move. Whether it’s the irresistible rhythm of salsa, the smooth flow of bachata, or the upbeat energy of reggaeton, Latin music has a magical way of making us feel good.