
Getúlio: The First Carioca I Met
I was a fairly clueless adventure-seeking 21-year-old when I visited Rio for the first time in 1994. The sky was... Read Article
I was a fairly clueless adventure-seeking 21-year-old when I visited Rio for the first time in 1994. The sky was... Read Article
For our latest Raro instalment, we’re turning to veteran disk-jockey, DJ Paulão, who has been sharing unknown and underplayed analogue... Read Article
Tender is the Flesh, written by Argentinian author Agustina Bazterrica (original title Cadáver exquisito), is not a pretty book: it’s... Read Article
It’s hard to believe that Nelson Martinez, better known by his artistic moniker N. Hardem, has been on the Bogotá... Read Article
In an age where the LP has oft-times been reduced to 12 or so disparate tracks, slung together despite a... Read Article
In the opening scene of Alelí (2019, dir. Leticia Jorge) a notary reads out loud the details of a sales... Read Article
Héctor Babenco, a renowned Brazilian-Argentinean filmmaker, passed away in 2016 at the age of sixty, after struggling with cancer for... Read Article
On May 13th 1888, Brazil became the last nation in the Americas to formally abolish slavery. Over 130 years later,... Read Article
María José Ferrada, who has historically written children’s novels, published Kramp, her first novel aimed at adults, in her native... Read Article
This article was originally published by Sounds and Colours’ partner, Latin American Bureau. You can read the original here. Social... Read Article
This article was originally published by Global Voices. You can read the original here. Marli witnessed a military policeman killing... Read Article