Sponsor New York Latin Culture Magazine ®

New York Latin Culture Magazine promotes Latin culture for New York City’s leading brands.

The media of record for world-class Latin culture in New York City.”

Sergio Rozalen of Agencia EFE 🇪🇸
(Spain’s leading newswire)

Multicultural Marketing to Latin Lovers

New York Latin Culture Magazine® is New York City’s media-of-record for world-class Latin culture (Indigenous, European, and African).

• Trusted by New York’s leading cultural organizations
• Unique Pan-Latin content
• Diverse audience that consumes in groups
• Influential beyond its size
• Value Pricing

New York Latin Culture Magazine is a Key Hispanic market influencer.”

New York City Tourism + Conventions 🗽
(NYC’s official branding and tourism agency)

The Magazine has been a multicultural content marketing service for NYC’s leading brands since 2012. From 2008-2012, the magazine was Tango Beat®, the world’s most popular Argentine tango magazine. Prior, the magazine was ModaFoto™, a popular New York fashion e-Zine.

Works for New York’s Leading Brands

Sponsored by New York City’s leading brands since 2012.

Glad to be working with you more this year.”

Carnegie Hall Marketing

2024 Sponsors: 92nd Street Y, Brooklyn Museum, Carnegie Hall, Google, Harlem Stage, Hostos Center, Melvis Santa & Jazz Orishas, Metropolitan Opera, National Indigenous Peoples of the Americas Parade, New York City Center, NYU Skirball Center, Teatro Real (Madrid), and World Music Institute.

2023 Sponsors: Atlantic Theater Company, Ballet Nepantla, Calpulli Mexican Dance Company, Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI), Marco Orsini Puerto Rican Documentary Filmmaker, RISE Theatre Directory, Robert Browning Associates, and many 2024 sponsors.

Past sponsors include: AEG Live, Barclays Center, Blue Note Entertainment, Film at Lincoln Center, Flamenco Festival (Madrid), Jazz at Lincoln Center, Joyce Theater, Little Island, Live Nation/Ticketmaster, Madison Square Garden, New York Stock Exchange, New York City Tourism + Conventions (NYC’s official tourism agency), Red Bull, and many others. 

Unique Pan-Latin Point of View

The project is led by Kíko Kí “Keith Widyolar,” a brand marketer who builds brands and businesses. A 20-year New Yorker, Keith travels the Latin world because every Latin country is different, and the only way to understand is to live in each country with the people.

Keith Widyolar is a key Hispanic journalist.”

New York City Tourism + Conventions 🗽
(NYC’s official branding and tourism agency)

Keith is a California-born, raised, and educated New Yorker, who lives in Spanish with his Indigenous-Afro-Caribbean family (who don’t speak English), and was spiritually crowned by Cubans and Puerto Ricans in Afro-Caribbean traditions. He had a Colombian family in New York for almost a decade, and has spent most of his last decade exploring Latin culture in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. 🇨🇴 🇨🇺 🇩🇴 🇵🇷

Multiracial and multicultural from birth, the American son of Thai and Canadian immigrants, Keith was born into the Mexican American and African American communities of Central Los Angeles and East LA, but was also raised in Bangkok, Thailand. 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 🇹🇭

Both his parents are graduates of Howard University in Washington D.C., the most famous HBCU (Historically Black College and University). 🇺🇸

Native in English, Keith lives in Spanish, and has lived in Thai, German, Portuguese, and French. He has lived or worked in Los Angeles, Bangkok, New York, São Paulo, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Paris, Istanbul, Amsterdam, Bogotá, San Juan, and Santo Domingo. 🇺🇸 🇹🇭 🇧🇷 🇩🇪 🇦🇷 🇫🇷 🇹🇷 🇳🇱 🇨🇴 🇵🇷 🇩🇴

Keith is a very fun tango dancer. His teacher is Claude Murga, the teacher of Argentine diplomats in Argentina’s Ministry of Culture. He has danced tango in North and South America, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific. In Puerto Rico, he studied bomba with Héctor “Coco” Barez, Calle 13’s percussionist, plena with Emanuel Santana former Plena Libre singer, and salsa with world champions in Llorens, a neighborhood where many Puerto Ricans are afraid to go. In the Dominican Republic, he is studying merengue, bachata, and dem bow. His diverse heritage and international experience gives Keith a unique perspective on world cultures.

A force of nature”

Eduardo Vilaro 🇨🇺
(Ballet Hispánico CEO & Artistic Director)

In the Caribbean “forces of nature” refers to Afro-Indigenous spirituality. Keith is not religious, but being connect with Caribbean spirituality has expanded his world exponentially. After more than a decade in this project, Keith has begun developing his own ideas about Latin culture, things you won’t learn in school. The biggest lesson is how African we are, both as Latins and Americans of the United States.

You are a collector like Mr. Schomburg.”

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture 🇺🇸 🇵🇷
(New York Public Library publicist)

Keith is devoting the last phase of his life’s journey to understanding and promoting the best of Latin culture, in the hope that readers will recognize our common humanity.

Diverse Audience That Loves Culture and Consumes in Groups

Latins love culture and consume it in groups of family and friends. Reaching an entire family and circle of friends through one reader, makes every reader more valuable.

Up-to-date in all the Latino life in New York City.”

Francisco Cárdenas 🇲🇽
(NY1 Noticias Producer)

There are 2.4 million Latin New Yorkers or 28% of New York. People of color are a 69% majority. Many people love Latin culture whether they are Latin or not. And then there are the tourists.

The typical reader is an 18-34 year-old, English-speaking, professional woman, in Manhattan, who engages from work. That’s important because women are the guardians of culture.

Readers are interested in entertainment, especially film, television, and dining. Also technology, shopping, travel, and finance.

When New York Latin Culture Magazine ran in print from 2012-2016, it was distributed through Latin consulates, cultural institutions, and concierges at hotels, private clubs, and private residences across New York City. These legacy audiences continue to amplify your message.

Influential Beyond Its Size

Major media and the global blogosphere pick up New York Latin Culture Magazine content, which spreads your message ~ at no extra cost. It’s unmeasurable, but a very important brand value.

• Major media follow the magazine for story leads because they trust the brand to provide clean, healthy content.
• Bloggers across New York City and the world source the content created by New York Latin Culture Magazine.

Your site is consulted as the premier source of information for Latin Culture. Seems that EVERY blogger and event site in NYC and abroad uses your site for information in their calendar of events.” 

Vivian Aviles
(Hispanic Day Parade Producer)

New York Latin Culture Magazine is not a wire service, but functions like one. Clients don’t even bother with tracking links any more, because they don’t tell the whole story.

Everybody copies New York Latin Culture Magazine, the original source of a lot of content about Latin culture in general and Latin culture in New York City.

Value Pricing

The Service is priced by Visitors (readers), whereas most media prices by Reach (impressions), so Reach should be the comparative number. The Magazine’s Reach is as much as 1.5-3x Audience. 

Search numbers are huge, over 3 Million impressions most months, over 100,000 impressions most days.

When you consider Reach (in comparison with other media), the importance of Search, and the way major media and bloggers source New York Latin Culture Magazine content, it is a great value.

You are a champion of our people.”

Arturo O’Farrill 🇨🇺
(Multiple Grammy-winning Cuban Jazz musician, and leader of Belongó)

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New York City Center is One of NYC’s Premiere Homes for Dance and Theatre

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