Dímelo means “tell me” in Spanish. The student-run media brand aims to reach young Latinx and Hispanic adults with stories and content experiences that matter to them. We cover community stories, including those in Los Angeles, but also focus on content that goes beyond boundaries both in English and Spanish.

Here are 10 small Latinx businesses to discover during quarantine
As large retailers file for bankruptcy, our community must come together to support Latinx-owned negocios
  • Krystal Gallegos
  • May 3
Southern California school districts continue to feed and support students during COVID-19
  • Jillian Russell and Krystal Gallegos
  • April 30
Latinx players might surprise on the 2020 NFL Draft
  • Gloria Mendoza Ruiz
  • April 23
Annenberg Media Dimelo’s editor shares her journey from Mexico to the U.S.
  • Lorena Bourdevaire
  • April 16

Latest Stories

Snapchat Discover: Tiempos de COVID19
  • Melody Waintal , Kaidi "Ruby" Yuan and Dímelo Team
  • April 10
Food banks continue their service during COVID-19
  • Jillian Russell
  • April 3
As coronavirus strikes the world, Latinx leaders seek solutions to fight the pandemic
  • Lorena Bourdevaire
  • April 3
Filling out the 2020 Census sin miedo
  • Ignacio Ventura Maqueda Jr.
  • April 1
Here’s a list of LatiNetflix shows and movies to binge-watch over spring break
  • Jillian Russell
  • March 17
Snapchat Discover: International Women’s Day
  • Melody Waintal , Emanuel Rodriguez , Dímelo Team , Krystal Gallegos and Maria Takigawa
  • March 7
Dodgers and Angels show off their Latinx baseball player lineup for the 2020 spring training season
  • Ignacio Ventura Maqueda Jr.
  • March 6
Bad Bunny releases new album YHLQMDLG
  • Ignacio Ventura Maqueda Jr.
  • March 3

Puerto Rico

Reggae artist from Texas finds harmony in Puerto Rico
    Melisa Bivian
  • September 30, 2019
Migrants rebuild their lives in Puerto Rico despite challenges
    Elizabeth Corpus
  • September 30, 2019
Hurricane Maria strengthened surf community of Rincón, Puerto Rico
    Charlotte Scott
  • September 30, 2019
Coffee initiative launched to help farms after Hurricane Maria, but some say it’s not enough
    Jessica Flores
  • September 30, 2019

Dímelo Radio

Pasadena celebrates the Latino community with festival
  • Jesús Alvarado
  • October 16, 2018
Where Vendors Sell Together
  • Marcela Valdivia
  • October 22, 2018
LA Archbishop José Gomez elected to lead U.S. Catholic bishops
  • Lorena Bourdevaire
  • November 14, 2019
El Cholo celebrates 95th anniversary
  • Charles Dunkin
  • October 23, 2018

More Dímelo Stories

Students gather to hear about ‘el poder de la esperanza’ at USC event

La CASA hosted the Eighth Annual Latinx Student Empowerment Conference on Saturday, bringing together over a hundred students and alumni to share their experience, expertise, and celebrate the Latinx identity. The lineup of keynote speakers included Tournament of Roses Laura Farber, USC President Carol Folt, and Board of Trustees member Michael Felix in a day bringing students together to hear research, panels, and make new connections.
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