REVIEW Francisca Valenzuela – La Fortaleza
Francisca Valenzuela’s first LP in five years, La Fortaleza, is an honest and theatrical pop album, a confessional diary of... Read Article
Second Wave of Acts Announced for La Línea’s 20th Edition
The long-standing London Latin music festival, La Linea, will soon return for its 20th edition, taking over venues between April... Read Article
The Illustrators Fired Up by 2019’s Protest Movements
2019 has seen right-wing governments (re)gain power all over the world. It’s also been a year of protest and uprising... Read Article
Meet Ojo Chile, the Collective Documenting Chile’s Current Social Movement
Created during the wave of protests against political corruption and a failing economic system in Chile, Ojo Chile is an... Read Article
Girl Ultra Is Trailblazing the R&B Scene in Mexico City (and beyond)
Mariana ‘Nan’ de Miguel, alias Girl Ultra, is the Mexican starlet writing the history of contemporary R&B in Mexico City,... Read Article
REVIEW Monos
Monos follows a band of eight teenage rebels, a faction of the faceless ‘Organisation’, on a mission to watch over... Read Article
I Want Chile To Improve Through My Films: An Interview with Patricio Guzmán
Patricio Guzmán is Chile’s most renowned documentary maker. His epic three-part La Batalla de Chile (The Battle of Chile) documented... 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
Canning House Invites Latin American film-makers to Discuss the Rising Popularity of Latin-made Cinema
In celebration of the rising international appreciation of Latin American cinema, London’s Canning House – in collaboration with Raindance Film... Read Article