Latine
adjective
La·ti·ne lə-ˈtē-(ˌ)nā 
: of, relating to, or marked by Latin American heritage : latinx —used as a gender-neutral alternative to Latina or Latino
"For me, it's absolutely about the queer representation, queer love, but it's also about the Latine existence in America," [Rafael] Silva [actor] said, using a gender-neutral option in lieu of "Latino" or "Latina."
Max GaoLatine is a word that serves the same purpose as Latinx, but it is a response to the latter. Latine can be used in the Spanish language seamlessly as compared with Latinx, which stumbles off the tongue. Rei PerezIt's one thing to represent Latine people and culture, but it's another to empower Latine people to craft their own narratives. "Encanto" does just that. There are so many Latine people in both the cast and the production. It has given them the voice and platform to celebrate both Colombian and Latine culture. Lorraine Olaya
Max GaoLatine is a word that serves the same purpose as Latinx, but it is a response to the latter. Latine can be used in the Spanish language seamlessly as compared with Latinx, which stumbles off the tongue. Rei PerezIt's one thing to represent Latine people and culture, but it's another to empower Latine people to craft their own narratives. "Encanto" does just that. There are so many Latine people in both the cast and the production. It has given them the voice and platform to celebrate both Colombian and Latine culture. Lorraine Olaya Latine noun
plural Latines
… National Hispanic Heritage Month honors Latines and Hispanics in the U.S. for our culture and history. Amanda M. Castro
Amanda M. Castro 
Word History
Etymology
latin(o) and latin(a) + Spanish -e, non-gender specific ending of nouns and adjectives (as in estudiante "student," prudente "sensible")
First Known Use
2017, in the meaning defined above