Lolita

Aida Negrón is a Puerto Rican screenwriter, bilingual communications specialist, and decades-deep researcher of Caribbean history. Armed with an M.A. in Public Communication Journalism from the University of Puerto Rico, she leads Spanish-language strategy for Esperanza United, the nation’s largest Latina organization fighting gender-based violence. Aida’s writing champions Latinx voices that mainstream cinema often overlooks. After ten years excavating archives and oral histories, she completed LOLITA—a feature dramatizing nationalist icon Lolita Lebrón’s 1954 assault on the U.

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Aida Negrón is a Puerto Rican screenwriter, bilingual communications specialist, and decades-deep researcher of Caribbean history. Armed with an M.A. in Public Communication Journalism from the University of Puerto Rico, she leads Spanish-language strategy for Esperanza United, the nation’s largest Latina organization fighting gender-based violence. Aida’s writing champions Latinx voices that mainstream cinema often overlooks. After ten years excavating archives and oral histories, she completed LOLITA—a feature dramatizing nationalist icon Lolita Lebrón’s 1954 assault on the U.S. Capitol and the human cost of colonial resistance. Whether translating survivor stories or crafting cinematic worlds, Aida fuses journalistic rigor with a poet’s pulse to ignite unapologetic, woman-centered narratives.

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