Sounds of Mexico #3
A new year begins, full of music and with everything we learnt in 2020, I think we can get a... Read Article
REVIEW ‘Identifying Features’: A Mother Embarks on a Dangerous Journey from Mexico to the USA
This article was originally published by Sounds and Colours’s partner, Latin America Bureau. You can read the original here. Disappearances of... Read Article
Mexican Institute of Sound Give Run The Jewels a Cumbia Makeover
Pioneering Mexican electronic project Mexican Institute of Sound, the brainchild of Camilo Lara, have dropped an official remix of “Ooh... Read Article
5 Great Latin American Films of 2020
In spite of the barrage of setbacks and postponements that hit the entertainment industry—and ultimately the forced revaluation of the... Read Article
Under The Radar: S&C Editor’s 2020 Picks
Looking through Best of 2020 lists over the past month or so and it becomes clear that ambient music, and... Read Article
Best of 2020: Marcelo Lara’s Mexican Picks
This year has been one of many changes, adaptations to new technologies and survival mode for most people involved in... Read Article
Best Albums of 2020
What a year!? It’s certainly been like no other. Well… except for the amount of music that’s been released, which... Read Article
Latin American Books: 2020 Highlights
For me, 2020 was a big year of reading in translation. In a year where COVID-19 made us all stay... Read Article
Sounds of Mexico #2
The end of the year is approaching, and it is time to remember the best releases of the year, but... Read Article
Oscars 2021: Latin America’s Contenders
This article was originally published by Sounds and Colours’s partner, Latin America Bureau. You can read the original here. It has been... Read Article
REVIEW ‘I’m No Longer Here’: A Coming-of-Age Story About Music and Migration
I’m No Longer Here (Ya No Estoy Aquí) is a remarkable new film by Mexican Director Fernando Frías de la... Read Article
‘Ramifications’ by Daniel Saldaña París: Unfolding Memories of a Damaged Childhood
“The memories we return to most frequently are the most inaccurate, the least faithful to reality…“ Mexican author Daniel Saldaña... Read Article