Latin Jazz Round-Up: Os Seis Em Ponto, Hugo Heredia
It’s nearly always a pleasure to unearth some new-old 60s and 70s jazz from south of the Rio Grande because... Read Article
Don’t miss these Latin music concerts in the Bronx, Brooklyn, & Queens
The dog days of summer in New York City can sometimes make it seem like there are only a few... Read Article
On our radar: the Boricua edition, ‘Puerto Rico se levanta’
If you noticed #RickyRenuncia trending on social media platforms throughout the last couple of weeks and wondered what it was... Read Article
REVIEW Niño de Elche – Colombiana
Niño de Elche: visionary musician, accidental activist, sound troubadour, nonconformist. His new work looks at the influence of Latin America... Read Article
Ché, These People Will Blow Your Mind – An Interview with Lagartijeando
It’s been a blazing summer in Berlin – one of the few positive side-effects of global warming if you are... Read Article
Brazilian Reissue Round-Up: Ana Mazzotti, Dila
From 1970s Brazil, a troubled time when the military junta’s crack-down on radicalism and self-expression drove artists like Gilberto Gil... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Paramo Cumbie Takes Inspiration from Northern Ecuador on Bass-Heavy Debut
The latest release from Mishky Records once more brings us new and unexpected electronic sounds from Latin America. Their latest... Read Article
The Story of Zé Eduardo Nazário’s Neglected Masterpiece ‘Poema Da Gota Serena’
Poema Da Gota Serena, the only recording ever released by Zé Eduardo Nazário as a bandleader, is an odd album... Read Article
Bial Hclap Widens Global Bass Palette On Latest EP
An important name in the underground hip-hop and cumbia scenes of Guadalajara, Mexico, Bial Hclap has proven himself to be... Read Article
The Communion of Cinema: An Interview with Lila Avilés
Lila Avilés is a Mexican actress and film-maker, born in 1982 in Mexico City. She studied performing arts, screenplay writing... Read Article