Top Searches Among Latinos
December 11, 2013
Yahoo! Inc. presents “Year in Review 2013”, a retrospective look at 2013 that highlights the interests of millions of Yahoo users; while presenting the most relevant stories, favorite topics and personalities of the year.
Among the topics of most interest to Latinos, the selection that is presented today via special coverage on the Yahoo! En Español website, includes a redesigned format that is completed renovated and one that invites users to delve deeper into each issue. Users will also be able to view and browse through photos, videos and read about the news that occurred in 2013.
The year in review topics for Yahoo! En Español are:
- Francisco, the reformer
- Bombs along the finish line of the Boston Marathon
- Hugo Chavez’s death and the first year of the post-Chavez era
- Edward Snowden and the National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance programs
- The Cleveland Monster – Amanda Berry’s escape along with Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight
- The royal baby that captured the world
- A year of crises and fundamentals for Obamacare
- The Syrian War
- The worst meteorite of the century
- The train accident that caused Spain to go into mourning
- The typhoon that swept through the Philippines
- Caro Quintero, the runaway boss…once again
- The day the Argentinian Supreme Court gave Clarín the worst news
Also, the year in review includes the following lists:
- The best photos of 2013
- The year’s most watched videos
- The babies of the year
- A tribute to those who left us in 2013
The following list highlights the most searched terms in 2013 by U.S. Hispanic users:
- Kim Kardashian
- Selena Gomez
- Shakira
- Justin Bieber
- JLO
- Miley Cyrus
- Immigration Reform
- One Direction
- Real Madrid
- Karla Alvarez
In contrast, the terms that were most searched in 2013 via Yahoo.com are:
- Miley Cyrus
- Kim Kardashian
- Model Kate Upton
- The construction game, Minecraft
- Selena Gomez
- Obamacare
- Amanda Bynes
- Jodi Arias, for his famous judgment
- iPhone 5
- Justin Bieber
About the “Year in Review 2013”:
To develop Yahoo’s best of the year recap, our editors analyze the search queries and the most popular stories based on a number of factors, including the absolute volume and growth compared to previous periods, and the editorial selection to see which themes and trends surge above others. The people and their specific search queries and content always remain anonymous.
