Rebecca Wilson

With specific interest in music, film and photography, Rebecca Wilson writes about Latin culture in London, Latin America and Bristol - where she was editor-in-chief of BristoLatino online magazine and events. She focuses non-exclusively on Chile and Colombia - where she worked for a year at El Tiempo newspaper and CRACK production company. Instagram: @rebuenna

@rebuennawrites

Website: bristolatino.co.uk

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Catártica Animal Torches the Patriarchy with Cumbia-Infused Track, ‘Arde’

By Rebecca Wilson 22 January, 2021

Feminist pain and anger are repurposed in the new track “Arde” from Chilean artist Catártica Animal. “Arde” (Burn) is a... Read Article

Sonoras Mil Release Exuberant Video for ‘Antigua Inocencia’

By Rebecca Wilson 21 December, 2020

Original, resourceful, witty, spontaneous, warm – these are just some of the affectionate descriptors that come to mind while watching... Read Article

Bituin Celebrate Their 10th Anniversary with New Single ‘Profeta’

By Rebecca Wilson 15 December, 2020

Folkloric jazz quartet Bituin (bi-twin, and also ‘star’ or ‘astro’ in Tagalog) have been around for a decade. Nevertheless, their... Read Article

REVIEW ‘When You Listen’: Experimental Flamenco Musician El Niño de Elche Travels to Bolivia Without a Goal

By Rebecca Wilson 28 October, 2020

When You Listen (original title Niños Somos Todos, directed by Sergi Cameron, 2019) follows experimental flamenco musician El Niño de... Read Article

Short Films from Indigenous Latin American Filmmakers at Native Spirit Festival

By Rebecca Wilson 19 October, 2020

There’s still time to catch a number of short films from Indigenous Latin American filmmakers at Native Spirit Festival: the... Read Article

‘I don’t want the reader be able to escape this book unharmed’: María Fernanda Ampuero on ‘Cockfight’

By Rebecca Wilson 30 September, 2020

[Lee en español aquí] Award-winning Ecuadorian writer, María Fernanda Ampuero, released her first collection of short stories last month with... Read Article

‘Yo quiero que el lector no pueda salir de este libro indemne’: María Fernanda Ampuero sobre ‘Pelea de Gallos’

By Rebecca Wilson 30 September, 2020

[Click here for English] Los cuentos de la colección reciente de María Fernanda Ampuero, Pelea de Gallos, son contundentes, horribles... Read Article

REVIEW Lila Tirando a Violeta – Limerencia

By Rebecca Wilson 10 September, 2020

Montevideo-born Camila Domingue, who records as Lila Tirando a Violeta, made waves in the club scene after creating heavily-sampled vaporwave... Read Article