Iconic Mexican Jazz Drummer Tino Contreras To Release New Album + Interview
Mexican drummer Tino Contreras is set to release a new album at the ripe age of 96 years old. For... Read Article
A Story of Asylum at the US-Mexican Border: an Interview with John Washington
This article is republished with permission from BristoLatino’s website. Arnovis Guidos Portillo, a Salvadoran man in his mid-twenties, first made... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Populous and Sotomayor Encourage Us To Find Our True Selves
For his latest album, W, Italian producer Populous wanted to get in touch with his feminine side, take inspiration from... Read Article
Hay Festival in Mexico: Free Online Events with Writers, Artists and Journalists
The Hay Festivals are a series of literature and art festivals held annually around the world, bringing writers and readers... Read Article
REVIEW From Queen of Socialites to Outsider: ‘The Good Girls’ is the Flipside of Alfonso Cuarón’s ‘Roma’
The screen remains blank during the opening voiceover of Las niñas bien (2018, dir. Alejandra Márquez), while the protagonist, Sofia... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Los Blenders Release Psych Pop/Rock Nightmare Video for ‘Perdidos en Pantitlán’
Deep in the inner circles of Mexico City, record label Devil in the Woods (DIW) has taken aboard indie punk band Los Blenders,... Read Article
Fernanda Melchor Offers ‘Honest’ and Gritty Portraits of Mexican Society in ‘Aquí no es Miami’ and ‘Hurricane Season’
The International Booker-prize nominated Mexican writer paints a picture of a dark and violent modern-day Veracruz by layering individual experiences... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Vaya Futuro Unleash New Video ‘Luciferina’ From Upcoming Fourth Album
Founded in Tijuana in 2008, Vaya Futuro are Luis Aguilar, Miguel Ahuage, and L.E. Ros, now based in Mexico City.... Read Article
Latin American Literature: Free Online Events for Edinburgh Book Festival
During normal summers, the Edinburgh International Book Festival hosts nearly 1,000 writers, artists, philosophers, and more for three bustling weeks... Read Article
Five Latin American Books to Read for Women in Translation Month
The month of August is Women in Translation Month: an initiative created in 2014 by book blogger Meytal Radzinski to... Read Article
Ghetto Kids’s Latest, Featuring Mad Fuentes and Selene, Has Serious Summer Flow
Ghetto Kids have released their latest video featuring Mad Fuentes and the new female promise of urban music in México:... Read Article
Silvana Estrada Explains ‘Lo Sagrado’, Her ‘Lost’ Debut Album, Track by Track
Singer/songwriter Silvana Estrada has forged a reputation as one of Mexico’s brightest young talents thanks to a string of self-released... Read Article