PREMIÈRE: Porteño duo Kermesse Find Inspiration in Folklore on ‘Chacarera del Tiempo’
On their second cut to be released from upcoming EP Awake, the Porteño duo Kermesse (Pedro Perelmann and Gonzalo Urtizberea,... Read Article
REVIEW ‘The Name of the Son’: Gender Identity and LGBTQ Rights
This review was originally published by Sounds and Colours’s partner, Latin America Bureau, in October 2020. You can read the... Read Article
New Sounds of Argentina #2
November is a month when I usually feel exhausted and all I want is to get it over with, finish... Read Article
Films on AfroCuba and Acid Mothers Reynols to Screen at Doc’n Roll Festival
New films focused on Cuban jazz group AfroCuba and a collaboration between cult Argentine group Renyols and the psychedelic Japanese... Read Article
Five Latin American Documentaries to Watch at DOC NYC 2020
If you’re based in the US and are interested in Latin American cinema, you’ll be spoiled for choice at this... Read Article
‘Fracture’ by Andrés Neuman: Broken Parts of a Whole Life
Andrés Neuman is an internationally acclaimed Argentinian writer of novels, short stories and poetry. Fracture is his sixth novel and... Read Article
New Sounds of Argentina #1
The spring has arrived in the Southern Hemisphere. Fresh and warm air gives us a breath after long months of... Read Article
REVIEW ‘A Common Crime’: Middle-Class Guilt on Display in an Unsettling Thriller
A Common Crime (Un crimen común, 2020, directed by Francisco Márquez) featured on the programme of the 64th BFI London... Read Article
Recordando a Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón, Quino, creador del mundo de Mafalda
[Click here to read this article in English.] Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón, Quino, nació en 1932 en Mendoza, Argentina. Mafalda... Read Article
REVIEW ‘The Intruder’: Horror, Joy and a Topnotch Cast
The Intruder (2020, directed by Natalia Meta, originally titled El Prófugo) is one of a handful of Latin American films... Read Article