Combo Chimbita Dance Their Way Forward with ‘Babalawo’
New York-based tropical futurism outfit Combo Chimbita continue weaving a sonic decolonial narrative through the latest single and music video... Read Article
REVIEW Thinking With Other Senses: Sense-Searching Unaided By Film Conventions in Three Short Films
The BFI London Film Festival’s Experimenta programme aims to screen “films by artists that revolutionise and reshape our vision of... Read Article
On The Margins – Brazilian Music Round-Up (Juçara Marçal, Yutokaiomaru, Alvos Móveis, Guache, Zopelar and More)
Juçara Marçal – Delta Estáçio Blues (QTV/Mais Um) Ah, the force of nature that is Juçara Marçal has released what... Read Article
Surviving on the Periphery of a City of Earthquakes
“Not again, please,” thought Sofía López when a magnitude 7.1 earthquake shook Mexico City on 7 September. López was on her everyday,... Read Article
REVIEW ‘Azor’: An Unsettling Political Thriller Set in Military-led 1980s Argentina
A Swiss banker tries to navigate the unfamiliar and increasingly unsettling world of military-led 1980s Argentina in ‘Azor’, a chilling political thriller in cinemas 29th October.
Documentary ‘Meu Sangue é Vermelho’ Shows the Land Struggle of Brazil’s Indigenous
Since Pedro Álvares Cabral’s caravels arrived in Brazil in 1500, the country’s indigenous people have had to fight for survival.... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Brazilian-Inspired New Track From Bogotá’s La Perla
There’s fewer artists on the Latin American circuit with quite the snowballing prolificacy of Bogotá’s La Perla in 2021. So... Read Article
REVIEW Quantic & Nidia Góngora – Almas Conectadas
It’s been four years since the last album of new material from Will “Quantic” Holland and Colombian artist Nidia Góngora,... Read Article
REVIEW Azueï – Artybonito
Now here’s a rather interesting – and important – musical, cultural and even socio-political release. It comes from an island... Read Article
Meet Marimbea, the Artistic Project Working Directly with Communities in the Pacific Coast
The predominantly Afro-Colombian region of the Pacific coast is home to some of the worst levels of violence in Colombia.... Read Article
REVIEW Animated Shorts at Inaugural Brazil Indigenous Film Festival Show Defiant Vibrancy of Guajajara and Maxakali Peoples
Traditional folktales from Brazil’s Guajajara and Maxakali peoples are infused with creative energy in two animated shorts forming part of the inaugural Brazil Indigenous Film Festival.
PREMIÈRE: Chilean Producer DLC Releases Fungi-Inspired Single on Discos Pegaos
Chilean electronic music producer Diego Linsambarth, who has been embracing different approaches to electronic music as Tecnología Para Ser Libre... Read Article