Latina Powerhouse 2022
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Issa López
Although López is an established filmmaker in Mexico, the North American market has begun to know her workBy Shirley Gomez
Jeannette Reyes
She is a successful journalist and one of the top afro-Latina influencers on TikTokBy HOLA! USA
Ana Regalado
A super creative and talented mom that took her cooking skills to TikTok and is now top foodie influencerBy HOLA! USA
Daniela Ramírez
Top Latina blogger partnering with top brands like Amazon, Airbnb, DSW, and many more.By HOLA! USA
Paola Alberdi
Vogue Mexico, Covergirl, Tresemme, a few of the amazing partnerships this Latina Instagramar has landedBy HOLA! USA
Nena
The Puebla native always keeps it real and ensures to share honest reviews and help womenBy Shirley Gomez
Julie Sariñana
She is collaborating with top brands to show the importance of representing “Brown, Black, Latino and Asian people”By HOLA! USA
Fernanda Cortes
Using social media to teach kids about Hispanic culture so they feel a deeper connection to their rootsBy HOLA! USA
Joanna Hausmann
This latina is bringing the first animated Venezuelan-American family to the U.S. in the Disney ChannelBy HOLA! USA
Pepita Sandwich
A young prolific and successful Argentina illustrator broaching gender and emotional topicsBy HOLA! USA
Lele Pons
She is one of the most influential women online and has been creating content for over 10 years for fun!By HOLA! USA
Gladys Tamez
A dedicated and talented designer making hats for A-list celebs, such as Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande and moreBy HOLA! USA
Diana Trujillo
This aerospace engineer never doubted that her perseverance and hard work would take her to NASABy HOLA! USA
Frida Escobedo
She is the successful Mexican architect that will be behind New York’s Metropolitan Museum new art wingBy HOLA! USA
Reyna Noriega
She honored her afro-latina roots in a Band-Aid collab for National Nurses MonthBy HOLA! USA
Lauren Sanchez
Her big breakthrough came in 1997 as a special correspondent on Extra, where she interviewed some of the biggest names in HollywoodBy HOLA! USA
Doris Anahi Muñoz
“My ambition and my career is rooted in a sense of responsibility for the sacrifices that my parents made for me”By HOLA! USA
Erika De La Vega
The Venezuelan beauty with a charismatic personality and irreverent humor began her career in radioBy HOLA! USA
Patricia Lucía Delgado
From Miami City Ballet to choreographer for Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story.”By HOLA! USA
Dr. Simone Xavier
She never imagined that she would go from scientist to successful beauty founderBy HOLA! USA
Katya Echazarreta
This electrical engineer is making history as the first Mexican woman in spaceBy HOLA! USA
Sonsoles Gonzalez
While in her 50s and noticing how aging has an impact on hair, she decided to fill the gap with a one-stop shopBy HOLA! USA
Babba C. Rivera
Rivera’s inspiration for her brand comes from her parents, her beauty queen mom and hairdresser dadBy HOLA! USA
Adriana Cisneros
This latina is an enormous figure in the world of entertainment and mediaBy HOLA! USA
Mariale Marrero
Today the cross-cultural digital star is one of the most prominent U.S.-based Hispanic YouTube personalitiesBy HOLA! USA