Celebrities who appropriated Latin culture

Apr 13, 2022 23:43

Celebrities who are not Latinos or their descendants, but who appropriated Latin culture at some point in their career

Lana Del Rey

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It's fair to say that Lana del Rey, born Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, appropriated a lot of Latina culture, especially early in her career, with the stage name Del Rey, songs ( Read more... )

penelope cruz, javier bardem, gwen stefani / no doubt, ontd original, lana del rey

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marina_grande April 14 2022, 01:06:28 UTC
Beyoncé, Ariana and Drake too

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genbu_no_miko24 April 14 2022, 01:55:49 UTC
Beyonce and Drake don't actually bother me cause neither said they were latino or implied it. Ariana is the only one who was playing around with it even she would say she was Italian.

I think she's more guilty with the blackfishing and asianfishing.

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love_galore April 14 2022, 02:53:13 UTC
Beyonce actually said she wished she had been born latina and was pushing all kinds of Spanish tracks; it was full-on fetishisation.

And when it didn't pan out, she made a shift towards her creole background, then Texas and, nowadays, the whole continent of Africa.

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genbu_no_miko24 April 14 2022, 02:55:49 UTC
I don't mind when celebs start marketing to the latin markets. Compared to other artists she wasn't as insidious.

"And when it didn't pan out, she made a shift towards her creole background, then Texas and, nowadays, the whole continent of Africa."

loooool this is true though! She was looking for more markets!! and she's been dragged for this lol!

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ljtryout April 14 2022, 05:56:07 UTC
Having a spanish track, hardly qualifies as cultural appropriation tho.

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love_galore April 14 2022, 10:24:50 UTC
Which is why I used the term fetishisation?

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madhler April 14 2022, 13:04:10 UTC
Weird. And here I thought that was just marketing. So what do we call the white Latinos in reggaeton and Latin hip hop? Is that fetishization?

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