Fuerza Colibri
Strength in Every Flight.
Inspired by Angélica Salas, a fearless advocate and longtime champion for immigrant communities, Fuerza Colibrí celebrates the strength it takes to keep fighting for a better future. Like the hummingbird, a symbol of resilience, hope, and determination, this lipstick honors the women who refuse to be defined by the obstacles in their path. Women who carry their stories across borders, turn sacrifice into strength, and use their voices to open doors for generations to come.
At Luchadora Beauty, we believe beauty is more than what you see in the mirror. It's the courage to stand up for what you believe in, the love that keeps families moving forward, and the fuerza we carry in our roots. Inspired by Angelica's commitment to justice and the communities she serves through CHIRLA, Fuerza Colibrí is a tribute to those who fight for dignity, belonging, and a future where every family has the opportunity to thrive.
Small wings.
Unstoppable fuerza.
No borders on what we can become.
Wear your roots.
Carry your courage.
Let your beauty mean something. ❤️🔥
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Angelica Salas is an immigrant from Durango, Mexico, and a nationally recognized immigrant rights champion. After experiencing life as an undocumented immigrant, facing deportation, and ultimately becoming a U.S. citizen in 2008, she dedicated her career to advancing immigrant justice alongside her husband and two children. Angelica joined CHIRLA in 1995 and became Executive Director in 1999, transforming the organization into one of the nation’s largest immigrant-led organizations providing advocacy, organizing, education, and legal services. She has played a leading role in campaigns for immigrant rights, including access to higher education, financial aid, driver’s licenses, immigrant legal services, DACA, and protections for immigrant workers and families. Angelica is a sought-after national spokesperson and has been recognized for her leadership with an honorary doctorate from Occidental College. She holds bachelor’s degrees in history and sociology from Occidental College and serves on several nonprofit boards focused on immigrant rights, community empowerment, and equity.
