Cause y’all are cry babies still blaming and making white people guilty about shit that happened 200 years ago. Y’all think y’all have it hard and shit. Go fucking live in the streets of Mexico or Brazil lmao. Those places make the projects seem like a paradise. Gtfo
Thats why I dont feel sorry for them.They spent So much time trying to be white they lost thier identity but get mad that Blacks get so much more recognition than they do. We FOUGHT for that anf not only that we are waaaaaaay more talented than Latinos..Thats why Women like Shakira and Jennifer Lopez had to do the Black Thing to stay relevent and get on in the Game..
A few years ago there was outrage at the oscars over lack of diversity in the nominees. So the following year they added mostly black actors. It was a few whites who were outraged.
You basically have no Talent you can't sing and you can't dance unless it's to a Mexican hat dance If You Got Talent then people will come and watch you but just face it you have no Talent at all you need to ask the Creator why he didn't bless you with no Talent cuz you people ain't got none don't hate on black people and don't even hate on white people they got talent that's why they're Showcase in the movies what you people ain't got no Talent and I do mean none
In recent generations, Spanish language media has boomed, first TV and then other modern venues, which offer South-of-the-Border opportunities that didn't exist comparably 50 years ago. That's why we had Hollywood stars like Gilbert Roland, Anthony Quinn, Martin Sheen, Rita Hayworth, Rita Moreno, and so on. Some vocal artists worked both worlds, like Andy Russell and Vickie Carr and Linda Ronstadt, who were successful in the US while able to have success across the border.
"Black Hollywood " is actually welcoming / inclusive of Latinos for the simple fact that the two communities have far more in common than differences in terms of perceived negative stereotypes, wide ranges of skin complexions , discrimination, etc.
That is not true. The African American group always makes us stereotypical weak Latino thugs. No they buddied up with the whites and left us behind. We need to do our own thing good luck to the black community.
We appreciate your comment and they're doing justice to black, LGBTQ ETC but we are always last and the media doesn't represent us. That's been happening before Trump.
It was white and hispanics who marched during BLM and also during civil rights. Blacks did not fight for their freedom, it was handed to them through sympathy. Continues to this day. FACTS
Somebody is Really Jealous man..This Dummy said we didnt fight for nothing..You hear this idot....I guess the Civil rights movement was made up of Hispanics..
@@miamijefe7793 you’re lying through your teeth latino’s have never helped with any of our issues we’ve always been fighters and majority of latinos wasn’t even here prior to the 1960’s its not my people fault that your collective are cowards and continue to be exploited. Quit trying to eat off of our plate and grow some nuts. Vato.
instead of crying "let me be part of you studio" lets start making our own production houses our own studios as well as supporting movies made by latinos/indigenous movies. we number in the millions Support our people in Hollywood....
Lol this is a bit little contradictory considering you're only speaking in favour and on behalf of "american latinos". The american in that adds to the exclusion you're trying to fight all along. Get it together peeps.
Because Latinos from other countries appear in both Hollywood films and films from their respective countries. Gael Garcia? Diego Luna? They are the stars in Mexican Films. Non-American Latinos and American Latinos are 2 different demographics.. American Latinos contribute as consumers in the American film industry and are underrepresented.
Gilbert Roland, nee Luis de Alonso, was a very popular Mexican-born Hollywood star. Anthony Quinn also. Martin Sheen was born Ramón Estévez in Ohio. Charlie Sheen was born Carlos Estévez. Of course, Rita Moreno from Puerto Rico and Rita Hayworth, parents from Spain, and Ricky Ricardo, Lucille Ball's renown Cuban hubbie, all had prominent parts in US culture. They've always been there. Partly, it was the lack of an competitive Spanish-Language alternative, through most of the 20th century, that led them to
Let's get us out there in movies, commercials and ads, our representation in this industry is way long overdue!
the kids need role models that they can relate to.
Facts i want young latinas to see themselves
@@ferlawolf7644 both latinos and latinas.
Why are there all black entertainers in the thumb nail? We fought for that.
Cause y’all are cry babies still blaming and making white people guilty about shit that happened 200 years ago. Y’all think y’all have it hard and shit. Go fucking live in the streets of Mexico or Brazil lmao. Those places make the projects seem like a paradise. Gtfo
@@Flowku you sound mad because y’all are failures #BuildTheWall
Thats why I dont feel sorry for them.They spent So much time trying to be white they lost thier identity but get mad that Blacks get so much more recognition than they do. We FOUGHT for that anf not only that we are waaaaaaay more talented than Latinos..Thats why Women like Shakira and Jennifer Lopez had to do the Black Thing to stay relevent and get on in the Game..
A few years ago there was outrage at the oscars over lack of diversity in the nominees. So the following year they added mostly black actors. It was a few whites who were outraged.
We need latino representation first in position of Power!!!!!
We are loyal consumers, our Voices MATTER!!!
NO LATINOS NO TICKETS!!!!!!
Yesss
You basically have no Talent you can't sing and you can't dance unless it's to a Mexican hat dance If You Got Talent then people will come and watch you but just face it you have no Talent at all you need to ask the Creator why he didn't bless you with no Talent cuz you people ain't got none don't hate on black people and don't even hate on white people they got talent that's why they're Showcase in the movies what you people ain't got no Talent and I do mean none
This Video didnt even reach 10,000 Views . What a shame ...... SMH
In recent generations, Spanish language media has boomed, first TV and then other modern venues, which offer South-of-the-Border opportunities that didn't exist comparably 50 years ago. That's why we had Hollywood stars like Gilbert Roland, Anthony Quinn, Martin Sheen, Rita Hayworth, Rita Moreno, and so on. Some vocal artists worked both worlds, like Andy Russell and Vickie Carr and Linda Ronstadt, who were successful in the US while able to have success across the border.
merci à grâce vous j’ai pu avoir une bonne note à ma CO d’anglais👍🏽
Bien joué mon gars
I would love to see Spike Lee and Edward James Olmos collaborate on a project.
You're such a sellout
"Black Hollywood " is actually welcoming / inclusive of Latinos for the simple fact that the two communities have far more in common than differences in terms of perceived negative stereotypes, wide ranges of skin complexions , discrimination, etc.
That is not true. The African American group always makes us stereotypical weak Latino thugs. No they buddied up with the whites and left us behind. We need to do our own thing good luck to the black community.
We appreciate your comment and they're doing justice to black, LGBTQ ETC but we are always last and the media doesn't represent us. That's been happening before Trump.
Hispanics always wants to benefit from black people hard work In America
Get your black ass out of here nobody is trying to benefit from shit these or Latino issues what are you doing here?
It was white and hispanics who marched during BLM and also during civil rights. Blacks did not fight for their freedom, it was handed to them through sympathy. Continues to this day. FACTS
Somebody is Really Jealous man..This Dummy said we didnt fight for nothing..You hear this idot....I guess the Civil rights movement was made up of Hispanics..
So why are we in the fields still
@@miamijefe7793 you’re lying through your teeth latino’s have never helped with any of our issues we’ve always been fighters and majority of latinos wasn’t even here prior to the 1960’s its not my people fault that your collective are cowards and continue to be exploited. Quit trying to eat off of our plate and grow some nuts. Vato.
Yes, we need more representation
We STILL need a Superhero & Disney Princess!!
Scarface was a classic
Too bad it was a white dude playing a Cuban
@Marie Gold but the actor wasn’t a white Cuban, Pacino is Italian
@Marie Gold I know dummy I never said Italians weren't white
@Marie Gold Did You get mad about Annie Bring Black and the Little Mermaid? Simething tells me you did....lol
instead of crying "let me be part of you studio" lets start making our own production houses our own studios as well as supporting movies made by latinos/indigenous movies. we number in the millions Support our people in Hollywood....
Exactly bro
We need to all boycott the entire industry
I like city of god and Selena, that was the only good movies they’ve made.
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Protest,do,not,work,stop,it
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Lol this is a bit little contradictory considering you're only speaking in favour and on behalf of "american latinos". The american in that adds to the exclusion you're trying to fight all along. Get it together peeps.
Because Latinos from other countries appear in both Hollywood films and films from their respective countries. Gael Garcia? Diego Luna? They are the stars in Mexican Films. Non-American Latinos and American Latinos are 2 different demographics.. American Latinos contribute as consumers in the American film industry and are underrepresented.
@@veronicaana yh agree
@@veronicaana agreed
D.E.C.B, You are missing the point! We have been fighting for this representation since the 60s. And still the movie makers ignore us.
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Hispanics are Boring to Watch other than the Hot Women...imagine Black Panther being Brown Panther in Mexico?
Gilbert Roland, nee Luis de Alonso, was a very popular Mexican-born Hollywood star. Anthony Quinn also. Martin Sheen was born Ramón Estévez in Ohio. Charlie Sheen was born Carlos Estévez. Of course, Rita Moreno from Puerto Rico and Rita Hayworth, parents from Spain, and Ricky Ricardo, Lucille Ball's renown Cuban hubbie, all had prominent parts in US culture. They've always been there. Partly, it was the lack of an competitive Spanish-Language alternative, through most of the 20th century, that led them to
You're ignorant there I said it. Close minded bum
Wakanda Forever debunked you.