Dream Girl Cynthia: 40 Years Of Freestyle, The High, The Lows & Reinvention

Freestyle artist Cynthia serves up an honest conversation about her life: music, motherhood, beauty, reinvention, and living life on your own terms. Raised in Spanish Harlem by a Boricua mother who went above and beyond to help her daughter pursue her dreams, Cynthia has spent four decades building…

Carlos Ponce: La Fama, ADHD, Telenovelas & His Biggest “What If”

Carlos Ponce gets candid about fame, ADHD, telenovelas, music, and the one career decision that still leaves him wondering “what if?” The Puerto Rican actor, singer, and TV host opens up about growing up in Puerto Rico with Cuban parents, moving to Miami as a teenager, and building a career that ha…

Hamilton: Pioneering Spanish Afrobeats, Going TikTok Viral & Salseros Molded Me

Afro-Colombian artist Hamilton joins us to talk about his rise from Cartagena, Colombia, and the growing Spanish-language Afrobeats movement he proudly says he originated. Hamilton opens up about touring with Ryan Castro, earning award nominations, celebrating gold and platinum certifications in hi…

José Alberto 'El Canario': The Secret Sauce Behind 50 Years of Salsa Hits

José Alberto “El Canario” joins Honey German on Gracias, Come Again for a funny, heartfelt conversation about his life, his legendary salsa career and the stories behind the music. 🇩🇴🎶🎙️ Loved by generations of Latinos, the Dominican salsa icon takes us from his childhood in the Dominican Repu…

Judy Torres: ‘No Reason To Cry,’ But One Deep Story To Tell

Judy Torres, the legendary Queen of Freestyle, joins Honey German for a powerful, deeply personal conversation about her extraordinary life, groundbreaking music career and revealing new memoir, No Reason to Cry. In this episode, Judy reflects on her upbringing, entering the music industry as a you…

YEИDRY: Growing Up Dominican In Italia, From COLORS To Tiny Desk & ‘Como Agua'

Dominican-Italian artist YEИDRY joins us for a powerful conversation about her debut album, Como Agua, her Afro-Latina identity and the experiences that shaped her life and music. Raised in a small town in Italy, YEИDRY opens up about staying connected to her Dominican roots while navigating life …

Tito Nieves: 50 Years of Salsa, 30 Years Sober & Who Héctor Lavoe Truly Was

Salsa ICON Tito Nieves takes us back to the beginning of his career and shares personal memories of working with Héctor Lavoe, an artist he loved and deeply admired. He also explains why he believes El Cantante, the film starring Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez, focused too heavily on the darker pa…

Cleyvis Natera: The Dark Side of Paradise, Dominican Tourism, Exploitation & Sisterhood

Author Cleyvis Natera joins Gracias, Come Again to talk about her second novel, The Grand Paloma Resort, a gripping story set in the Dominican Republic that explores sisterhood, class, tourism, labor, exploitation, poverty, and the hidden cost of luxury. Born in the Dominican Republic and raised i…

Luis Figueroa: From YouTube Covers To 6x GRAMMY Nominee & Co-Signs From Marc Anthony & La India

Six-time GRAMMY-nominated artist Luis Figueroa joins Gracias, Come Again to talk salsa, Puerto Rican culture, family, and his journey from YouTube covers to becoming one of the genre’s brightest stars. Luis shares how posting covers online led to being discovered by Marc Anthony, who became a majo…

Jason Reyes: Fostering Our Youth, La Educación & That Hip-Hop

Jason Reyes is making history from the Bronx to the WORLD. Born and raised in the Bronx to Puerto Rican parents, Jason is the founder and principal of the Bronx School of Hip Hop, the first hip hop high school in the world, opening in New York City in September 2026. Before launching this groundb…