In this episode of Rooted Latinas, the hosts share the heartfelt life lessons they wish someone had told them—advice for self-love, relationships, work, and growth.

Full of honesty, laughs, and real talk, this episode feels like a conversation with your closest friends. Press play and let these consejitos inspire, heal, and remind you that you’re not alone on your journey.

María Alonzo is committed to giving every student a voice. She opens up about her family’s journey from Mexico and how she created a soccer club that brings the community together — a space where the Latinx community speaks soccer, our love language.

With Latinx students now making up 36% of the district, María shares why representation matters and how her experiences shape her vision for inclusive, equitable schools.

This episode is a heartfelt look at leadership, community, and the difference one voice can make — and don’t forget to vote on November 4th!

In this episode of Rooted Latinas, we’re getting real about what éxito really means and how it’s no longer about working ourselves to exhaustion. From breaking up with hustle culture to defining success through peace, purpose, and comunidad, we’re talking about building a life that feels good, not just one that looks good.

It’s time to rewrite the rules — sin guilt, sin burnout, y con mucho amor propio.

🎧 Tune in as we share our personal stories, what we’re unlearning, and how we’re creating new definitions of success that actually serve us.