ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join us for a very special episode of For Las Primas where we sit down with Kim Guerra, the inspiring author of Badass Bonita. This heartfelt and warm conversation dives into healing your inner niña, embracing self-love, and creating space for your own happiness—especially as a first-generation Latina.
We talk about the power of boundaries, rewriting old narratives, and the courage it takes to honor your authentic self. Kim shares her journey and wisdom in a way that feels like a hug, a reminder, and a celebration all at once.
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