Episode 72: Richardtina

Latinos Who Lunch

Society & Culture, Visual Arts, Arts, History, Personal Journals

5.0 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2018

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Simply the best! Richard Villegas, aka Richardtina, visited LWL to talk about his journey of becoming a prominent Latinx indie music journalist. He writes for Remezcla, and also hosts one of our all time favorite Latinx podcasts, Songmess. As a legendary NYC club kid, Richard also spills all the T on the drag scene of NY and some of the participating queens of RuPaul's Drag Race season ten. Stick around till the end to hear our friend's awesome recommendations. #supportbrownpodcasts #supportlatinxpodcasts #lwlpod

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0:00.0	Hi this is Babylito and we are Latinos who lunch.
0:13.0	The podcast where we talk about important things like
0:15.0	Me da spena, s sous.
0:17.0	Can't tell the videos for that
0:19.0	illminé, but
0:20.0	Delimine.
0:21.0	Oh, trtra, Otra,
0:25.0	Soole Papa.
0:27.0	H.
0:28.0	H.
0:31.0	Hello, hello, hello.
0:33.4	Kosho, Kosho.
0:35.0	D'Anan an an
0:38.0	Oh my fucking God.
0:42.0	The moment we've all been waiting for today on Latinos who lunch
0:48.2	Richard Tina from Song Mez. Mez. Ahh,
0:54.0	And no-scriss-c-c-P-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-Snee,
0:57.0	Ceechartina.
0:59.0	Yy-I guess.
1:01.0	I can't. You guys have like created this like weird cult that around me that like apparently I'm a big Valentina fan and I don't know where the hell that came from I like she's okay
1:10.6	You're the one who came out with a name dude.
1:13.0	Well, no, I introduced myself at Richertina, but it was more like making, it was, you know where it was?
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