Cuba

By Humberto Loopz 10 March, 2017

Prior to heading to SXSW in Austin, Texas for a number of shows, La Dame Blanche released her new video “Dos... Read Article

By Ellen Gordon 06 March, 2017

Daymé Arocena has had a mad few years. Her powerful voice and charisma have taken her on a journey leading... Read Article

From Buena Vista Social Club to Mayra Andrade and Raúl Midón, Roberto Fonseca has certainly earnt his reputation as an... Read Article

By Ellen Gordon 13 February, 2017

Daymé Arocena is a sign of the changes in Cuba, of opening up, a country spreading its wings into the... Read Article

By John Henry Dale 03 February, 2017

Day 6, 6th May 2016 Milillian Galis is widely considered to be a living master of the batá drums and,... Read Article

By John Henry Dale 26 January, 2017

Day 5, 5.5.16 I start the day by getting up late and eat more government breakfast at Casa Marmol. I... Read Article

By Ursula Parvex 22 December, 2016

“¡Ay, qué manera de caer hacia arriba y de ser sempiterna, esta mujer!” (“Oh, the way this woman has of falling... Read Article

By Marcus Chapman 09 December, 2016

Fidel Castro, the long-time leader of Cuba, recently passed away at the age of 90. A supremely divisive figure, Castro... Read Article

By John Henry Dale 29 November, 2016

Day 4, 4th May 2016 Hoping to avoid a repeat of the guagua experience I’d had getting to Santiago, I... Read Article

By Bennett Tucker 16 November, 2016

I can still vividly remember the weeks preceding my first excursion alone in Latin America, to Nicaragua and Honduras, in... Read Article

By Matias Recharte 04 November, 2016

Harold López-Nussa‘s El Viaje sounds, in fact, very much like a journey. Each track offers a different destination with different... Read Article

By John Henry Dale 10 August, 2016

Day 3 / 3rd May 2016 The housekeeper at Casa Marmol offers me breakfast of an omelette with ham, toast,... Read Article