Colombia

REVIEW Aluna

By Amelia Wood 07 June, 2012

Aluna holds a long-awaited message and the anticipation of its release has been brewing, not only amongst documentary film lovers,... Read Article

REVIEW Meridian Brothers – VII

By Russ Slater 06 June, 2012

If I’m perfectly honest the first time I heard VII (which was also the first time I had heard Meridian... Read Article

REVIEW Cumbia Cumbia 1&2

By Nick MacWilliam 06 June, 2012

One of the most important names in twentieth century popular Latin music is the legendary Discos Fuentes record label of... Read Article

A Gabriel Garcia Marquez Reader

By Gina Vergel 25 May, 2012

Known as Gabo throughout Latin America, Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez is among the 20th century’s most significant writers. An... Read Article

What’s In A Name? We Ask Putumayo World Music Founder Dan Storper: “Why Putumayo?”

By Russ Slater 23 May, 2012

Putumayo is a region in the South-West of Colombia. It’s also the name of a worldwide record label. For some... Read Article

REVIEW Herencia De Timbiqui – Tambó

By Gina Vergel 12 May, 2012

I’m the kind of person who likes to classify music by what I can do with it. There’s music I... Read Article

REVIEW Conector II

By Gabriela Scavuzzo 11 May, 2012

Any person who spent their teenage years in Latin America in the mid-90s will have danced to “Bolero Falaz”, one... Read Article

4 Amazing Tracks From The New Colombian Music Scene

By Andrés Gualdrón 25 April, 2012

This collection of songs is intended to avoid specific genres and tries to portray the vast amount of risk, experimentation... Read Article

REVIEW Mucho Indio

By Russ Slater 12 April, 2012

Released in Colombia last year to little fanfare, Mucho Indio is a project and album that quite literally snuck under... Read Article

Grupo Canalón de Timbiquí – Una Sola Raza

« Previous | Next »