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Maná is considered by many to be one of — if not the — greatest Spanish-language rock band of all time, winning countless awards and selling out stadiums worldwide. On Wednesday, news broke of the Mexican rock band’s latest historic achievement — becoming the first Spanish-language rock band to be nominated for the prestigious Rock & Roll Hall of Fame….

Hector Carvajal, founder and CEO of Don Carvajal Cafe, shares Dominican Coffee with his customers. News 4 New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports. 

A 28-year-old entrepreneur is making his mark on the specialty coffee market and his mission is to share Dominican coffee with the world. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.

Erica Byfield reporting on the New York Latino Film Festival starting Sunday. 

As New York Fashion Week continues, News 4’s Jen Maxfield spoke to a Latina designer who’s working to make fashion houses accessible to women with disabilities.

One Peloton instructor is using her own self-love journey to help inspire others and make a safe fitness space for the Hispanic community. News 4’s Gilma Avalos reports.

Many Hispanic and Latina women work hard every day to dismantle toxic body image issue, some of which can often start at a young age. A Peloton instructor on her own self-love journey is inspiring others as she has made it her mission to make space in the fitness community for Latinas. NBC New York’s Gilma Avalos reports.

Gilma Avalos with the special report for News 4 Latino. 

It’s Dominican Heritage Month in New York and one local Dominican artist wants to use her art to make a statement, make people uncomfortable, and make a difference. Weekend Today in New York’s Rana Novini has the story. 

New Rochelle has a new mayor for the first time in nearly 20 years and she is breaking the mold in more ways than one. Rana Novini has the story. 

For young asylum seekers, a Girl Scouts troop is helping provide a community a time of major change. News 4’s Gilma Avalos reports. 

News 4’s Lynda Baquero reports.

For the first time in 100 years, a Spanish language opera is on the stage at the Metropolitan Opera. News 4’s Rana Novini reports.

One man made it his mission to spark change in communities of color. Osbert Oduna opened a cannabis store packed with career opportunities in a neighborhood that was once negatively affected by strict marijuana laws. News 4 New York was there when the “Cannabis Place” opened its doors in Jersey City.

Manhattanville College makes history by hiring its first Hispanic president, Frank Sanchez. Lynda Baquero reports.

The famous café known for celebrating Puerto Rican culture hits its 50th anniversary. Gilma Avalos reports.