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How 3 Denver Exhibits are Honoring One of Latin America’s Most Controversial Women

Considered a traitor for centuries, Malintzin is having a moment in Denver as three exhibits reframe the legacy of the enslaved translator-turned-icon. Watch the 3-part PBS feature.

By Latino Cultural Arts Center

Video still of a dark gallery with a white and red woven garment, a portrait painting of a woman and a bronze seated figure.

by Corbett Stevenson, Alexis Kikoen• Published on April 14, 2022

Considered a traitor for centuries, Malintzin — also known as La Malinche and Doña Marina — is having a moment in Denver. Three different exhibits in the city are reframing the legacy of the enslaved translator-turned-icon.

Watch the 3-part PBS Feature Here

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