Rediscovering Latinidad is made with love and dedication to the art of family history. Too often the search for family history can seem Eurocentric and inefficient for those identifying as Latiné, LatinX, and anywhere in between. Let’s share our stories, our resources, and discuss why this all matters. In the search for who we are, we can understand more from our ancestors and their stories.
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Rediscovering Latinidad is made with love and dedication to the art of family history. Too often the search for family history can seem Eurocentric and inefficient for those identifying as Latiné, LatinX, and anywhere in between. Let’s share our stories, our resources, and discuss why this all matters. In the search for who we are, we can understand more from our ancestors and their stories.
Rediscovering Latinidad Season 7 Episode 3 No Sabo Kids: Español sin Barreras
Rediscovering Latinidad
1 hour 53 minutes
1 month ago
Rediscovering Latinidad Season 7 Episode 3 No Sabo Kids: Español sin Barreras
In this heartfelt episode, we dive into the world of no sabo kids—a term often used to describe Latinos who didn’t grow up fluent in Spanish. Together, we explore what it really means beyond the stereotype. Two of our co-hosts share their own journeys as no sabo kids, reflecting on how their experiences with language and identity shape the way they move through their identity. We’re also joined by two friends who claim the no sabo identity, offering their perspective on culture, connection, and pride in heritage. To round out the conversation, we talk with social media personality Maya Murillo, who has sparked national conversations with her humor and honesty about growing up no sabo. This episode isn’t just about language—it’s about belonging, healing generational gaps, and celebrating the many ways Latinidad shows up across families. Whether you grew up speaking Spanish, English, Spanglish, or somewhere in between, this conversation will leave you feeling seen and connected. Highlights include:
The history and meaning of the term no sabo kid
Personal stories from a co-host raising the next generation
How shame and pride show up in conversations about language
The role of social media in reframing no sabo identity
A powerful reminder that Latinidad is not defined by fluency alone
Check out Maya on social media! Check out The Super Secret Bestie Club with Curly! September 30th in Los Angeles, you can catch Maya in her show "Maya in the Moments!" Follow her on Instagram @Mayainthemoment
Timecodes 1:03 Intro with Briar, Edward, and Jellissa 37:45 Alexis Feldman46:35 Maya Murillo 1:31:02 Jenn Piñeiro 1:47:35 Outro with Briar, Edward, and Jellissa
Rediscovering Latinidad is made with love and dedication to the art of family history. Too often the search for family history can seem Eurocentric and inefficient for those identifying as Latiné, LatinX, and anywhere in between. Let’s share our stories, our resources, and discuss why this all matters. In the search for who we are, we can understand more from our ancestors and their stories.
