REVIEW Francisco Mora Catlett – Mora! I & II
We can consider Francisco Mora Catlett one of those responsible for putting Latin spice in the elaborate art of jazz.... Read Article
REVIEW Bejuco – Batea
Batea is the first studio album from Bejuco. Hailing from Tumaco in the South Pacific region of Colombia, Bejuco have... Read Article
‘Aphasia’: An Exciting Experimental Novel by Mauro Javier Cárdenas
Reviewers of Aphasia by Mauro Javier Cárdenas described the book as “innovative”, “monumental”, “a vibrant modernist novel” and one that... Read Article
REVIEW ‘Things We Dare Not Do’: A Heartwarming Coming-of-Age Story with a Twist
Things We Dare Not Do (Cosas que no hacemos, 2020) is a heartwarming coming-of-age story with a twist. Mexican cinematographer... Read Article
REVIEW Mon Laferte – SEIS
SEIS is a shift in Mon Laferte’s career. Impregnated with a Mexican aesthetic and dramatic singing this album is an intimate journey into traditional Mexico and Mon Laferte’s universe.
‘A Perfect Cemetery’ by Federico Falco: Short Stories about Community and Isolation in Rural Argentina
According the writer G.K. Chesterton, “the man who lives in a small community lives in a much larger world”, a... Read Article
REVIEW QOQEQA – AxuxA
As cumbia digital, for which music producer Daniel Valle-Riestra was previously best known for with the group Animal Chuki, opened the... Read Article
REVIEW The Man Who Writes Women: Chile’s Gonzalo Maza speaks about his Directorial Debut ‘Ella Es Cristina’
Sounds and Colours speaks to the screenwriter behind the Oscar-Winning A Fantastic Woman about his directorial debut Ella Es Cristina.... Read Article
REVIEW ‘Again Once Again’: Romina Paula Blurs Fiction and Reality in an Alternative Coming-Of-Age Movie
Again Once Again (De nuevo otra vez, 2019) is the debut film from Argentinian director Romina Paula, who blurs fiction and... Read Article
REVIEW ‘Valentina’: An Eye-Opening and Moving Depiction of the Challenges Facing Trangender People in Brazil
Valentina (2020, directed by Cássio Pereira dos Santos) is one of four Latin American films, including features and shorts, being shown at... Read Article
‘Little Eyes’ by Samanta Schweblin: Would You Take the Chance to be a Voyeur in Someone Else’s Life?
Think about what you do when you’re alone at home. Would you act differently if you knew you were being... Read Article
REVIEW Lion’s Drums – Kagabas
You may not be familiar with French artist Lion’s Drums, an alias of Harold Boué, however, his latest work is... Read Article