Skip to content
November 6, 2025
  • Barbie Celebrates Space Pioneer Ellen Ochoa with Inspiring Women Doll
  • JCPenney Launches Hope & Wonder “SOMOS” Collection
  • Austin City Limits 2025: A Lineup That Defines the Sound of Now
  • JCPenney and Joaquina Launch “Be Electric” Back-to-School Collection
Latinitas Magazine

Latinitas Magazine

Random News
  • Art
  • Austin Culture
  • Books
  • Career Planning
  • Creatividad
  • Cultura Pop
  • Current Events
  • Films
  • Health & Wellness
  • Latest
  • Lists
  • Opinions
  • Poemas
  • Press
  • Products
  • Reviews
  • Short Stories
  • Shows
  • Spotlights
  • Tech
  • Transcriptions
  • Uncategorized
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Staff
Headlines
  • Mexican Artist Bruses Discusses Musical Journey & New Single Titled, “I’m So Happy”

    12 months ago12 months ago
  • AARP & New York Latino Film Festival Screen ‘Say a Little Prayer’ in Houston: A Review

    12 months ago
  • Navegando el laberinto: Desafíos que enfrentan las líderes latinas

    12 months ago
  • 10 películas perfectas para ver durante la temporada de otoño

    12 months ago12 months ago
  • La importancia de la narración en la identidad cultural: Una conversación con la escritora Camacho-Church

    12 months ago
  • Neutrogena Teams Up With Latina Sports Fans At Dallas Cowboys Game

    12 months ago12 months ago
  • Home
  • 1979

1979

  • Films
  • Opinions
  • Reviews

Jenny’s Classic Critiques: Boulevard Nights (1979)

Jenny Castro2 years ago1 year ago05 mins

Released in 1979, Boulevard Nights is a film centered on two characters played by Richard Yniguez (Raymond), and Danny De La Paz (Chuco). The story focuses on Raymond and Chuco, two brothers living in East Los Angeles who navigate adolescence and young adulthood whilst being surrounded by temptation along with local street gangs. Older brother…

Read More

Latinitas mission is to empower girls and their communities through culturally relevant education.

Learn more at www.latinitinasonline.org