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We know that you bellas didn't really get to enjoy summer last year due to our friend Miss Rona. So we thought that we would share our personal summer bucket list!

At MIJA Pride month is every month. We love celebrating our brothers, sisters, and nonbinary babes within the LGBTQ+ community.

We want to have that hot girl summer. Nobody es perfecta en esta vida. Pero bella, we got to say that regardless of how you think you look? You are one gorgeous hot mama!

I look young in my years
    As I wave my identity
Para presentar mi vida
        Yet it goes triple checked

It is International Women’s Month and we are here to celebrate our ladies, bellas, theys & thems, our mamas, our Amigas, and ourselves. It is a new age where we are able to be proud to be strong independent jefas making our way through the world and taking up space!

Since it is February, we are seeing a lot of Valentine’s day related content.  Love is in the air and it should be very much celebrated. We also have another thing that we should be celebrating which is Black History month.

Consider this your New Year check-in. What are you going to accomplish this year? This is a fresh new start to the year. While we are still living with the with Covid-19, we can still make ourselves productive. 

2020 held so many changes, heartbreaks, and growth. Some for better and some for worse. Yet we are finally at the home stretch and it is time to think of the new year that is right around the corner. So while we finish these last few weeks of winter,  thought we should go a little old school!

As we get closer to the holiday season, we want to celebrate and bring awareness to our ingenuous friends and family. Since the best things come in threes, here are three categories of books, businesses, and artists. 

On November first and second is when  some of us in the Latinx community celebrate the Day of the Dead or as we know it, Dia de los Muertos. It is a holiday that is celebrated in Mexico and throughout Latin America, where the living are able to reunite with their loved ones who have passed.