Hailing from Havana, Celia Cruz soared to global fame with her powerful voice, becoming known as the "Queen of Salsa." Being of Afro-Latina heritage, she blended Taino, Spanish, and African cultures from her home country of Cuba, infusing her music with those unique rhythms.
Cruz's achievements include multiple Grammy awards, a National Medal of Arts, and being the first Afro-Latina to be on United States currency. She has performed on Sesame Street four times, including her certified classic 'Quimbara' in 1994. Today, Celia Cruz's legacy lives on through her enduring influence on Latin music, her role as a trailblazer for diversity in the industry, and her representation of the rich heritage of Afro-Latino culture. #LatinAmericanHeritageMonth
Sesame Workshop mourns the passing of Tony Bennett, who brought joy and music to millions of people around the world. Mr. Bennett joined us on Sesame Street in 1998 to turn a classic of his into a new favorite of ours.
In honor of @MarvelStudios’ #GotGVol3 we’re giving away this never opened Microsoft Zune. We have no idea if it works. Like and RT for a chance to win! US 18+. Ends 5/17/23. Rules: https://t.co/Mdr2C4z9aY. #ZuneSweepstakes
Excited to be a part of this campaign in support of @TrevorProject. Be sure to RT the tweet below with #AmericanDrag and help us spread the word and raise more money!