Jenzia Burgos | Writer & Critic

THAT’S ME.
NICE TO MEET YOU!

I’m Jenzia — Bronx Boricua mami, defender of the serial comma, and probably your best bet at naming lesser-known lizard species. I’m also a writer, critic, poet, curator, and consumer of all things arts and culture.

_{As far as all things go, I don’t really believe in sticking to one beat. That means you can find me covering Cardi B’s latest Instagram sermon, archiving for the Black Music History Library, poring over a new album release, or even penning mythic poetry on Italian volcanoes on any given day.

I got my taste for telling diverse stories at NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study, where I graduated with a self-designed major in Arts Journalism & Cultural Criticism. Since then, I’ve continued supporting often unsung narratives from roles at Remezcla and StyleCaster — where I currently serve as Entertainment Trending News Writer.

And in case you’re wondering: My take on “trending” is that it doesn’t have to mean trivial. I don’t compromise on inclusive, insightful coverage for clicks; instead, I deliver both for publications. That’s because I know my way around SEO, always keep a pulse on viral topics, and still include important conversations on race, gender, class, and more — examples of which you’ll find below.}

_{Jenzia Burgos is a writer and critic.}

SOME PAST WORK.

LET’S WORK TOGETHER.

^{If you’re looking for someone to write or edit a piece for your publication, conduct

an interview, curate a playlist, or speak on your podcast or panel—I’m your girl.}

Drop me a line jenzia@nyu.edu

Jenzia Burgos is a writer and critic.

SOME PAST WORK.

LET’S WORK TOGETHER.

If you’re looking for someone to write or edit a piece for your publication, conduct an interview, curate a playlist, or speak on your podcast or panel—I’m your girl.

Drop me a line jenzia@nyu.edu

_{Jenzia Burgos is a writer and critic.}

^{If you’re looking for someone to write or edit a piece for your publication, conduct

an interview, curate a playlist, or speak on your podcast or panel—I’m your girl.}