a podcast that explores the impactful yet often overlooked contributions of Latino photographers throughout history and dives into the lives and work of both past and present visionaries who have captured the essence of culture, identity, and the human experience.
In this episode, we explore the life and legacy of Héctor García Cobo, one of Mexico’s most influential photojournalists. Known as el fotógrafo de la ciudad, his work captured the heartbeat of Mexico…
En este episodio de Sombra Y Cultura, exploramos la mirada profunda y respetuosa de Mariana Yampolsky, una fotógrafa que dejó Estados Unidos para hacer de México su hogar y de su gente, su inspiració…
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the work of Mexican documentary photographer César Rodríguez, whose images reveal the quiet strength of everyday life. Born in Tepic, Nayarit, his phot…
Join me as I dive into the evocative work of Mexican-British photographer Alinka Echeverría. Discover how her background in anthropology informs her powerful visual narratives, from the devout pilgri…
In this episode, we spotlight Mexican photographer Maya Goded, known for capturing resilience in overlooked lives. Join me as I explore her project Plaza de la Soledad, reflecting on a powerful image…
Sandra Eleta didn’t follow trends, she followed truth.
In this episode, we explore her powerful work in Portobelo, her portraits of Congo culture, and why her name deserves a permanent place in the p…
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the legacy of Lourdes Grobet. The Mexican photographer who revealed the quiet humanity behind lucha libre’s masks. From kitchens, to arenas, Grobet’s l…
Why do some legends get left in the shadows? In this emotional episode, we remember Sara Facio. Not just as a photographer, but as a guardian of Latin America’s creative spirit. We revisit her powerf…
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, I dive into the life and work of legendary photographer Claudia Andujar. Join me as we explore her remarkable contributions to the preservation of indigenous cult…
In this episode, we explore the life and vision of Sergio Larraín, the elusive Chilean photographer who captured the poetry of the streets. From Magnum to mysticism, his work speaks in shadows and si…
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, I sit down with Providence-based photographer Rafael Medina aka Rafeakspvd to talk about his journey behind the lens. We explore the roots of his first zine, Dear…
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, I explore the life and legacy of Mexican photographer Nacho López, a pioneer who used his lens to challenge social norms and uplift everyday stories. From his ico…
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the intimate work of Adriana Lestido — one of Latin America’s most powerful visual storytellers. From documenting Argentina’s dictatorship to capturing…
Antonio Garduño’s photography captured the soul of Mexico, from his striking portrait of Saturnino Herrán to his dignified depictions of Indigenous communities. His work wasn’t just about images—it w…
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the visionary work of Graciela Iturbide, whose poetic black-and-white photography captures the essence of Mexican identity, indigenous traditions, and …
In episode 3 of Sombra y Cultura, we explore the legacy of Martín Chambi, the pioneering Indigenous photographer who captured the soul of the Andes. Through his breathtaking portraits and landscapes,…
In episode 2 of Sombra y Cultura - "Enfoques de una Visionaria," we dive into the life and work of Lola Álvarez Bravo, one of Mexico's most iconic photographers. We explore her unique approach to cap…
In this episode of Sombra & Cultura, we explore the life and legacy of Manuel Álvarez Bravo, one of Mexico’s most influential photographers. Known for his powerful depictions of Mexican culture, Álva…