Hip-Hop’s Latino Culture Gets Outlet Via New Mag

“With Reggaeton flooding the airwaves and every rap label creating a Latino imprint — think Bad Boy Latino, Roc La Familia, and Wu Tang Latino — it’s perfect timing for Bridgez, one of the first hip-hop magazines targeting the Latino demographic, to hit newsstands.

Serving as “Hip-Hop’s Latino Connection,” Bridgez was created by Ariel Gonzalez and Charlie Nunez whom first conceived the idea while both attending NYC’s Art & Design High School.”

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