Created to celebrate our first 10 years of existence, this 116-page book features a look back at the last 10 years of Latin American music, film and literature, a special focus on the protest movements that have erupted across Latin America in these past two years, as well as many other essays and photos depicting Latin American culture in all its glory.

Here’s a breakdown of the contents:

STORIES OF SOCIETY AND RESISTANCE
Colombia’s Bittersweet Symphony
Chile’s Fight For Dignity
Primavera Anónima: Bolivian Identity During Times of Disruption
São Paulo’s Dancing to a New Female Frequency
The Digital Fight for Women’s Rights
Colombians Using Culture for Resistance

A DECADE IN REVIEW
When Latin Artists Redefined The Global Mainstream
Best Albums of the 2010s
A Decade of Brazilian Cinema
Latin America in Translation
LGBTQ+ Literature in Latin America

LATINX MISCELLANY
Makiza: The Legacy of a Short-Lived Latin Hip-Hop Game-Changer
Aquí Se Vivia Bien: Central America’s Best Musical Secrets
Cinema at the Service of the People: Jorge Sanjinés and the Grupo Ukamau in Bolivia
‘Water, I Beg My God’: A Journey Through Monuments to Water in a Mexico City Running Dry