Hispanic Heritage Archives - Golden Globes

The 83rd Annual Golden Globes® streaming live Sunday, January 11, 2026 at 5PM PT / 8PM ET.

Golden Globes: A Long History of Celebrating Hispanic Heritage

The Golden Globes were first handed out in 1944, created by Hollywood-based journalists writing for overseas publications — so it’s no surprise that those voters always had an international point of view. And Hispanic talent were always a big part of the mix.

Interviews

Mabel Cadena: “I want to give a worthy representation of a Latin woman in the Marvel universe”

Mabel Cadena, unstoppable as one of the most important Latin actresses, is poised to make her major Hollywood debut as a superheroine in the eagerly anticipated Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. After a degree in psychology, the Mexico-born Cadena next directed her steps to acting, for which she studied at the CasAzul School of Performing and Audiovisual Arts of the University of Veracruz.

Golden Globe Awards

Many Years of Hispanic Recognition at the Golden Globes

In the Golden Globes' almost 80 years, many Hispanic talents have been honored for their work, from the brightest to the almost unknown (until that moment). From Rita Moreno to Gina Rodríguez, The Shape of Water or Roma, to name a few, there are many examples of Hispanic winners of the prizes awarded annually by the Golden Globes.

Industry

Hispanic Superheroes Making Up For Lack of Diversity

If we talk about diversity based on numbers, the presence of Hispanics in Hollywood is far from what it should be, no matter how much we continue to think about it. The Hispanic community is 19 percent of the US population.

Industry

Cuarón, Iñárritu, del Toro: The ‘Three Amigos’ Who Changed Hollywood

“The cartel has invaded everything! The festivals, Hollywood! We have kept everything!,” joked Alejandro González Iñárritu chatting with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in 2014 on his film Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance). Of course, the winner of two Golden Globes and the recipient of four nominations is far from being a drug dealer.

Industry

Hispanic Heritage: Why Afro-Latin Representation Is Important

Few movies and television shows celebrate Black culture and portray the issues they face in their lives. And often, only African-American culture is displayed, rather than Black African or Black Latino.