Pueblo Nuevo: The New Sounds of Santiago
Santiago’s Pueblo Nuevo is one of our favourite record labels, continually putting out interesting and diverse releases from artists based... Read Article
City Focus: Santiago, the City of Transition
In many ways Santiago is a patchwork city. Each commune, or barrio, with its own architecture and atmosphere. The modern... Read Article
A wild but fragile Chile: Torres del Paine National Park
Torres del Paine National Park is found in the Última Esperanza province of Southern Chile , approximately 250km north of... Read Article
Street Art in Santiago
Santiago has some of the most vibrant street art in Latin America. The city, as well as Valparaiso on the... Read Article
Santiago: Rediscovering A Love for Vinyl Records
It seems the world is rediscovering it’s love for vinyl records. With the CD’s usefulness almost completely replaced by mp3s,... Read Article
Chico Trujillo: Bringing Chilean Cumbia to the Masses
Having recently played to an adorning mass at this years first Lollapalooza Festival in Santiago, Chile, nine-piece Chico Trujillo are... Read Article
Watch two documentaries on Mapuche culture in Chile
We really wanted to bring to your attention two documentaries on Mapuche culture in Chile, both of which are free... Read Article
MIXTAPE Dj deMentira – Último Lugar Mixtape
DJ deMentira’s Último Lugar mixtape is a collection of everything that’s great about Chilean music right now, featuring artists like... Read Article
Underground Rock in Santiago: The Chancaca Story
During the first decade of this century, Santiago’s underground rock scene flourished with new bands and solo acts that covered... Read Article
REVIEW Caravana — Caravana
Caravana starts ominously with “Reconocer”, a thundering, sludgy piece of dark pop in the vein of The National and The... Read Article
REVIEW El Sueño de la Casa Propia – Historial de Caidas Remixes
On Historial de Caídas Remixes some of South America’s finest dance and electronic artists remix the debut album of El... Read Article
Pisco – Booze of the Gods!
When grapes came to the New World in the 16th century, first to the Parras, Coahuila, Mexico and later to... Read Article