WHAT WE OFFER

Afro Latino LA is a cultural brand and ecosystem working across live events, media, and innovative partnerships. The platform was created to honor, celebrate, and expand the conversation around Afro-Latino culture through music, food, history, and community. We bring together traditions across the African and Latino diasporas, creating a shared cultural space that welcomes anyone drawn to it’s music, cuisine, and culture. We work alongside partners to shape experiences that reflect artistic integrity, historical awareness, and community relevance. Music, food, dance, live experiences, and awareness of our shared journey, serve as the primary elements of connection, supported by thoughtful curation and collaborative execution. How this shows up in practice:

  • Cultural programming and event curation

  • Artist, DJ, chef, and cultural collaborations

  • Partnerships aligned around shared values and intent

  • Community-based gatherings and experiences

WHY IT MATTERS

Organizations often want to engage broader audiences but struggle to do so in ways that feel credible or grounded in lived experience. Afro Latino LA helps bridge that gap by combining cultural knowledge, trusted relationships, and careful curation. The result is work that feels natural, respectful, and meaningful to the communities involved.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

  • Produced the inaugural Afro Latino concert at the Ford Amphitheater

  • Garth Trinidad brings more than 25 years of experience from KCRW, where he built a respected legacy as a curator and tastemaker, developed deep relationships with artists and DJs, and earned long-standing trust within Los Angelesʼ diverse community, experience he now brings fully to Afro Latino LA

  • Ongoing collaborations with artists, chefs, and cultural institutions throughout Los Angeles

  • Curated and produced the concert portion of the MojaMoja Brunch and Benefit Concert. This live event featured guest celebrity DJ’s, including:

    • Questlove

    • Flying Lotus

    • Cut Chemist

    • Macy Gray

    As well as up and coming independent artists, along with GRAMMY-nominated and GRAMMY winning artist, including:

    • Janelle Monet

    • Anderson Paak

    • Soulection

    • Moses Sumney

    • Hiatus Kaiyote

    • Bilal

    • Boogaloo Assassins

    • Ethio Cali

    • The Internet

COLLABORATION FOCUS

  • Blend music, food, art, and culture as central tools for engagement

  • Value context and local specificity

  • Build partnerships and collaborations long-term rather than one-off moments

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