Camanchaca’s Juan De Borbón Strikes Back With Afro Inspired Beats On New Release
With examples like the Italian Clap! Clap and British Auntie Flo, the exploration of contemporary and traditional sounds from Africa... Read Article
REVIEW El Angel (The Angel)
Thirty-odd years into a life sentence one would imagine that the mind begins to wander. And so, around this time,... Read Article
REVIEW Panchasila – S/T
Guillermo M. Cerredo and Juan Jose Calarco, two Argentinian producers from Buenos Aires, are definitely not your typical cumbia duo... Read Article
REVIEW Charly Garcia – Clics Modernos
Over a career spanning more than five decades, Charly Garcia has gone from the folky, kumbaya leanings of his early... Read Article
To The Land With No Evil: Remembering Carlos Martínez Sarasola
Carlos Martínez Sarasola taught, gave talks and conducted his radio program until the end of his life, passing on the... Read Article
In ‘Las Sombras’ Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Very Much Alive
One should never allow the expression ”rock ‘n’ roll is dead” slip through the mouths of youth; it’s practically a... Read Article
Get Ready For New Buenos Aires Festival ‘Al Espacio’ With An Exclusive Edit From Barrio Lindo
Roughly 10 years have passed since the subtropical electronic explosion started in Buenos Aires, when cumbia was the defining genre... Read Article
“Juan Domingo Perón Was the Son of an Indian Woman”: An Interview with Hipólito Barreiro
The former Argentinean ambassador in Liberia and Perón’s doctor, Hipólito Barreiro, is preparing for the reissue of his book Juan... Read Article
Meet Fiero, Proof That Buenos Aires Still Rocks
Fiero are unlike most bands in Buenos Aires. They don’t check the normal boxes one must check in order to... Read Article
REVIEW Our Last Tango
Our Last Tango, a documentary on the life and career of tango maestros, María Nieves Rego (83) and Juan Carlos... Read Article