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Urban Latinos

2:56 pm By Maegan La Mala · Lifestyle|Magazines · Comments Off

7 Oct 2005

urban_latino.jpgWe here at VL were talking the other day about how we hope to reach urban Latinos as an audience, among others. So I decided to do a little searching, and low and behold, I found the magazine: Urban Latino. Now, I may be a little late to the game on this one, but I’m sure I’m not the only one.

From UrbanLatino.com: “Since 1994, we have been exploring the contemporary lives of a new generation that is embarking on its own distinct journey.”

The most recent issue included: an interview with Mia Maestro who stars in Miramax’s film, Secuestro Express; articles entitled Divided Boricuas and Mexicanos vs. Chicanos ; an article featuring Cuban-American designer Nicole Saniz.

Overall I found the content highly varied and interesting. Their target market includes Latinos in the US in their 20s.

Apart from the magazine, Urban Latino offers companies Direct Mail and Database Marketing, and has speakers lined up for hire to speak at universities, conferences, or concerts.

A one year subscription to the magazine costs $16 and includes 8 issues.

Urban Latino Magazine

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