Bienvenida, spicy sissy! You are welcomed here! ❤️ The world around us is full of stereotypes and high standards about what it means to be "latina" ... Now is the time to let go of all concerns and embrace your true self, even IF much of it is "stereotypical." ;) This video and this series of hypno videos will help you form positive associations with your latina identity while also validating your sissy sexuality. The words, music, and images will all work together to invite your inner latina to take control of your body and accelerate your transformation. Whenever you hear the songs in your life (at the gym or the club, for example), you will get a boost of latina energy! Warning. These videos also make heavy use of raceplay, which is a controversial fetish. Do not proceed if you are easily offended! These videos are primarily for transgender latinas 21+ who have enough experience of the world to know the difference between real racism and enjoying the complicated interaction of race, sex, and BDSM through power dynamics roleplay. Proceed at your own risk! Warning. These videos also encourage marijuana consumption, which is illegal in many parts of the world. We do NOT condone breaking the law NOR partaking in drug use to the point that it interferes with your life. We DO think that a smoking a small amount of weed can help you relax and open your mind and heart. We also know that it definitely is a stereotype that latinas like to smoke weed ;) If you do not smoke, you can translate "Smoke Weed" in the video to "Get High" through any means you like, including meditation ;) The samples in this video include: "Stereotypology: Spicy Latinas" from the Youtube series "Stuff Mom Never Told You." The video pokes fun at the "latina" stereotype. Don't let that attitude take away your power! This hypno satirizes the video: they took the trouble to put all of these latina images in one place, so we might as well put their video to good use and celebrate the actresses we know as our icons and role models! Plus we add a few more.. Rose Monroe, Jane Marie, Canela Skin, Laura Saenz, etc. "Girl Like Me" from the Black Eyed Peas and Shakira. This song embraces the latina stereotype and lifts us up. From now on, this song will give you a little boost to help you get through your day or your workout. The reality is that people LIKE latinas and there is NO reason to be shy about WHO YOU ARE!