Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse 2026 Honor Fuels Her Mission

Peloton instructor Camila Ramón celebrated her ¡HOLA! honor in person and tied it to her mission for Latinas in fitness

The Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse honor from ¡HOLA! has moved from a published list to an in-person celebration, and the Peloton instructor marked it with an Instagram post about the mission behind her career. ¡HOLA! named Camila to its 2026 Latina Powerhouse Top 100 in the Beauty and Wellness category, a list recognizing Latinas making an impact across the United States and Latin America.

In her post, she wrote that the Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse celebration was worth catching a same-day flight after the marathon. The Clip Out previously reported she was running the TCS New York City Marathon on November 1. She also shared the recognition with fellow Peloton instructor Robin Arzón, who appears on the same list as a Visionary. The Clip Out covered both honorees and their ¡HOLA! profiles when the list was published on October 21.

The Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse Post Puts Her Mission First

Most of the caption is written in Spanish, and it reads less like a thank-you note and more like a mission statement. Camila explained that she entered professional fitness with one intention: helping as many Latinas as possible feel strong and train to celebrate everything their bodies can do.

She described wanting to build a community where Latino culture and music are not only represented but celebrated, and where people can love themselves at every stage of their journey. She added that she spent years working to become the best trainer possible and developing platforms where that community could connect and grow together.

That framing gives the Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse recognition added weight. ¡HOLA! honored her work in wellness, and Camila used the spotlight to point back at the people she set out to serve.

Peloton Spanish Content Is Part of the Plan

In the Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse post, Camila tied the honor directly to her work at Peloton. She wrote that the same dream continues there, as the team breaks barriers and grows Peloton Spanish content for the community. Her stated goal is for Latinos around the world to feel accompanied, embraced, and celebrated.

Camila joined Peloton in 2021 as its first bilingual cycling instructor and taught the platform’s first Spanish-language cycling class. She expanded to the Tread in 2022 and joined the Strength team in 2024. Her classes often pair Spanish coaching with reggaetón, and in her caption she wrote in all caps that it is beautiful to be Latino and that the world should know it. Wherever she goes, she said, she carries that pride and grit with her.

For members who take Peloton Spanish content, the post signals that Camila views growing the program as ongoing work rather than a finished project.

Latin and Hispanic Heritage Month Classes With Camila

The Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse spotlight followed a busy fall on the schedule. Peloton’s 2026 Hispanic Heritage Month lineup included 10 releases across six disciplines, and two Íconos Latinos classes were taught in Spanish. Camila led one of them, a 30 min Íconos Latinos Upper Body strength class on Sunday, October 4 at 12:15 PM ET.

On October 14, she and Rad Lopez released a Two for One Ride. Members looking for more can browse Peloton’s Latin & Hispanic Heritage Month collection, which had grown to 206 classes dating back to 2019 as of mid-September and features Camila alongside Mariana Fernández and Robin Arzón.

Those classes build on a year of steady Peloton Spanish content. Camila taught a live Íconos Latinos Ride on June 28 as part of the Spanish-language cross-training series, which spans cycling, strength, and yoga. In October, Peloton marked her five years with Camila’s Greatest Hits Collection, 60 classes that include a dedicated Greatest of All Time en Español category.

A Miami Weekend Close to Home

Before the Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse celebration, Camila spent the weekend of October 24 in Miami, where she was raised after moving from Buenos Aires at age seven. She was set to co-lead the free Gratitude Season Tour Miami run with Rad Lopez, a stop on Peloton’s Member Gratitude Season that departed from Pura Vida Flamingo Point on Miami Beach.

That same weekend, she taught a live Bodyweight Strength class at Faces of Fitness Miami with Lopez and Tunde Oyeneyin. The two-day festival ran October 24 and 25 at Regatta Park in Coconut Grove, and Peloton members turned out despite some rain.

Miami also ties back to the Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse profile itself. ¡HOLA! credits the music and culture of her Miami upbringing as central to how she approaches fitness.

Music, Motivation, and Friends at the Celebration

The Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse caption also thanked fans for supporting her during her latest chapter in music. Her newest single, Cuando Mañana Coincidimos, arrived October 21, and Billboard later named her an Artist to Watch. In the caption, she noted that movement and music have always been part of Latino history, and that the community now gets to enjoy them together in a new way.

Her message to members carried the same energy she brings to class. She encouraged followers to keep chasing their dreams no matter how “delulu” they seem, to keep training to get stronger mentally and physically, and to live life to the fullest.

The Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse celebration was also personal. Camila celebrated in person with friends Isabella Echeverri and Melissa Ortiz, her co-host on iHeart’s Hasta Abajo, and wrote that sharing it with them was everything. She congratulated all of the 2026 Latina Powerhouse honorees and called it an honor to be part of the community.

Her Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse look was styled by @lenneatelier, with a dress from @shop.farmersdaughter, jewelry rented from @verstolo, and hair and makeup by @realgenreal.

Recognition from ¡HOLA! comes from outside the fitness industry, which gives it reach that a Peloton milestone alone may not have. In her own words, the Camila Ramón Latina Powerhouse honor is a checkpoint rather than a finish line, with Peloton Spanish content and her music both still in motion.

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