Codirected by Ricardo Calil and Renato Terra, who had previously worked together in the documentaries A Night in 67 (2010) and I am Carlos Imperial (2016), the film is a deep dive through Caetano Veloso’s own oral history into his imprisonment from the Brazilian military dictatorship in 1968.
The year is 1993 and Cuba’s economy is in deep recession after the collapse of the Soviet Union two years... Read Article
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Música A La Carta is a new musical venture by Nicolas Junca (previously guitarist of Monsieur Perine), showcasing local, independent... Read Article
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Mexico has a wealth of musical proposals, and just as there are many projects that have traditional and folkloric roots,... Read Article
For the seventh edition of their Jazz Is Dead imprint, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad have turned to the... Read Article
