REVIEW A Fantastic Woman
Deciding to review A Fantastic Woman, after finding out it was nominated for the Oscar for Best Foreign Film already... Read Article
Pictorial Animal: An Interview with Brazilian Artist Gonçalo Ivo
Gonçalo Ivo, born in 1958 in Rio de Janeiro, is a painter and illustrator currently based in Paris. He comes... Read Article
Best Latin American Restaurants in London
On behalf of Sounds and Colours, I went on a mission to discover Latin American food in London, and the... Read Article
Zeca Pagodinho Brings Brazil to London
Zeca Pagodinho took to Hammersmith Apollo’s stage on the 29th November in London to celebrate 100 years of samba. If... Read Article
Zeca Pagodinho Celebrates 100 Years of Samba in London
It’s been 10 years since Zeca Pagodinho last played a show in London, but on the 29th November he returns... Read Article
The New Face of Colombia – It’s Time for Change
Independent Art Advisor and Curator, Sandra Higgins is back in London after living the last seven months in Colombia. She... Read Article
REVIEW Transit Havana
Director Daniel Abma has created a film that shows the reality of Cuba in many layers, some of which are... Read Article
Carolina Badas’ Online Gallery for Latin American Art
Following the launch of Carolina Badas new online art gallery, Sounds and Colours got in touch with the art historian... Read Article
Celebrating the 94th Anniversary of Brazil’s Week of Modern Art
February 11th 1922 marked the start of Brazil’s first Semana de Arte Moderna (Week of Modern Art), and this year,... Read Article
Carnabarro Offers An Alternative Carnival in a Brazil Affected By Economic Crisis
Brazilian cities are losing their wildest annual extended weekend due to a huge dip in the national economy. Cities from... Read Article
Latin America Represented in the 68th DGA Awards Nominations
Back in February 2015, during the Directors Guild of America’s (DGA) award ceremony, director Steven Spielberg made a surprise announcement... Read Article
REVIEW Portrait Of A Thief
20th century Brazilian upper class. Aristocracy. That’s where you will find yourself when watching Mini Kerti’s 2014 film, Portrait of... Read Article