
‘Ramifications’ by Daniel Saldaña París: Unfolding Memories of a Damaged Childhood
“The memories we return to most frequently are the most inaccurate, the least faithful to reality…“ Mexican author Daniel Saldaña... Read Article
“The memories we return to most frequently are the most inaccurate, the least faithful to reality…“ Mexican author Daniel Saldaña... Read Article
Frente Cumbiero have certainly made a name for themselves as one of Colombia’s most evolutionary and radical groups from the... Read Article
Pilar Quintana’s novel The Bitch (translated by Lisa Dillman) explores a woman’s yearning for motherhood and the chaos of life... Read Article
Ghetto Kumbé’s self-titled debut album is hypnotic, frantic and quite possibly unlike anything you’ve heard before. Caribbean house beats and... Read Article
Colombia’s Meridian Brothers have something of a cult status, famed for their own unique take on a variety of Colombian... Read Article
Lockdown: it’s been a trying time for creativity, in particular if you are Colombia-based – where the quarantine has been... Read Article
When it comes to getting any party started, Systema Solar should be at the top of your playlist. Their previous... Read Article
If you loved their recent single “How Beautiful She Is”, then you will be as excited as I am to... Read Article
It’s been a little while since we’ve heard anything from Captain Planet, three years to be exact, since his collaboration... Read Article
The way that we interact with nature has changed drastically under lockdown. As city mayors scramble to control how their... Read Article
Cuñao’s Latin-folk sound is as unique as they are, a band that came together for a birthday celebration in 2014... Read Article
Nona. If They Soak Me, I’ll Burn Them is a curious mix of personal memoir, dark humour and Pinochet-era inflicted... Read Article