9 Badas$ Latinas You Seriously Need To Follow On Social Media
It’s a question you’ve pondered if you’ve ever found yourself fighting off randos in Times Square or Hollywood Boulevard asking, “Do you like comedy?” I mean, the answer is probably at least a little bit, right? So here are some funny, smart women you should be following on Twitter. They’ll provide you with funny stuff, and you won’t need to even worry about a two-drink minimum or talking to a single other human being trying to get you to go to their improv show:
1. Veronica Orsorio
Candid of me facing the facts pic.twitter.com/1vHu9QVgcN
— Veronica Osorio (@vaov) August 8, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @vaov
Veronica is not only good at writing funny things in 140 characters or fewer, she also happens to be pretty good at performing as different characters. And if you’re one of those people who leaves their houses ever, she also performs at LA’s UCB theater.
2. Stephanie Beatriz
fries before guys
— Stephanie Beatriz (@iamstephbeatz) August 10, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @iamstephbeatz
You know Stephanie already, right? She plays Rosa on NBC’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” and she also pretty good at balancing making you laugh and handing out truly solid advice on Twitter.
3. Andrea Gompf
I wore all white today and ate hot cheetos and emerged unscathed. I am a witch with magical powers
— Trendy Sulca (@AndreaGompf) May 5, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @AndreaGompf
Not content to simply be a Hot Cheeto bruja queen, Andrea is also busy overseeing Remezcla as the site’s editor-in-chief. Her tweets are a great mix of news, Latino-focused stories, and funny shit.
4. Viviana Rosales Olen
If you're not Britney you haven't earned the right to wear a fedora.
— Viviana Rosales Olen (@VivianaHHHH) August 5, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @VivianaHHHH
If we had to distill what makes Viviana worth following to just one thing, it’d be this: She created a museum dedicated to the Olsen twins, featuring various interactive activities and beautiful works of Olsen art. Oh, and she made one for Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding, too.
5. Grace Parra
Didn't expect to see a preview of the presidential debates in #StrangerThings. pic.twitter.com/snUoayhCC8
— Grace Parra (@GraceParra360) August 2, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @GraceParra360
Grace is killing it all over the place these days. Not only is she a contributor for “The Nightly Show”, she also has her own video series at Más Mejor, giving her very blunt opinions about all things politics and election. Luckily, she has enough time to also be hilarious on Twitter.
6. J. Escobedo Shepherd
some personal news, i HATE the hand-heart and want it to cease
— J. Escobedo Shepherd (@jawnita) August 9, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @jawnita
Her culture-focused writing for Jezebel is reliably funny, smart, and well worth your time. (Read. Her. Stuff.) But if you only have a few seconds to spare, read through Julianne’s twitter. It’s like spending time with that one friend who manages to say exactly what you were thinking (about Drake) so much better than you ever could.
7. Daniella Pineda
Walking my dog and didn't realize he took a shit right on my open toe sandal. Awesome! pic.twitter.com/KfmeeXUoGM
— Daniella Pineda (@Maniella) April 21, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @Maniella
Daniella stars on the TBS sitcom “The Detour” and also is just plain funny in general. And so is her dog, apparently.
(Yes, poop is always funny.)
8. Daniela Cadena
Yo en la vida real pic.twitter.com/o2Qitg48Ri
— Daniela Cadena (@DanielaCadena) August 1, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @DanielaCadena
Daniel is a writer at BuzzFeed who has an impeccable sense of style, both when it comes to clothes and stuff AND sharing observations that will make you, say, leave your desk really quickly so you can run to the bathroom and laugh out loud without frightening your co-workers.
9. Maria Sherman
this morning i have decided my alter-ego is called "anxiety baby" and she possesses the ability to cry and drown the whole world
— maria sherman (@mariasherm) August 5, 2016
Credit: Twitter / @mariasherm
Maria is a writer who covers music and pop culture, which is great because following her stuff will make you feel on top of that (especially if you’re the kind of person who just listens to the same three songs on a loop for five years), plus she’s just nice and funny–two good things that are far too rare.
