A superstar in the making sits down with La Gata—and nothing is off limits.
In this episode, Lenexx pulls up repping Queens NYC and Santiago RD, bringing her fearless, genre-bending vision to the table. From blending Brazilian funk with reggaeton to building a sound rooted in real life, she opens up about the journey behind her breakout moment with “Vulnerable,” the cultural influences shaping her artistry, and the power of moving off instinct instead of overthinking.
The conversation dives deep: identity, Afro-Latinidad, beauty standards, and the generational shifts she’s navigating as a proud Dominicana. Lenexx reflects on growing up between DR and New York, how community shaped her, and why staying authentic—down to filming videos with her cousins back home—is her biggest strength.
La Gata sits down with Dominican artist La Gabi for a conversation that's equal parts real and inspiring. la Gabi breaks down her new song Maldita Guerra — a kizomba-infused AfroBeat anthem about finally walking away from a love that was never going to change — and opens up about the personal experiences that made the song hit so close to home.
Join La Gata as she sits down with media strategist and curator Brenda Valientos for a candid conversation about the highs, lows, and realities of the modern media world. They dive into viral moments in pop culture, including Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Tyla, and Ice Spice, and explore how friendships, mentorship, and community shape careers in music and media. Honest, unfiltered, and unapologetically, this episode is for anyone curious about the intersection of culture, music, and the evolving media landscape.
The Internet isn't ready for this convo! Reggaeton, Culture, And The Real Jokes of the times with the Hilarious and brilliant woman known for her HBO Comedy Special "Fighting Words" and her hilarious set Tiffany Haddish: They Ready on Netflix, my very good friend: Aida Rodriguez.
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This week, La Gata sits down with stand-up comedian Erik Rivera for a conversation that’s as hilarious as it is real. From balancing family life and a booming comedy career to unpacking the pressure of representation in Hollywood, Erik keeps it honest about what it takes to make people laugh—and make it matter.