Get To Know Colombia’s Different Regions With These Official (But Good) Music Videos
To be honest the idea of Colombia’s tourism gathering together a selection of musicians to promote the country’s diverse regions... Read Article
REVIEW Bixiga 70 – Quebra Cabeça
It’s big, brassy and Brazilian. It’s Bixiga 70, back in the socket for their fourth album and their second for... Read Article
A List of Must-Read Books for Anyone Travelling to Latin America
The following are the list of books which are praised by historical scholars, cultural critics and wanderlust travellers as these... Read Article
REVIEW Marcos D. Project – Exaltação
Marcos D. Project: it’s not the most prepossessing name; it sounds a bit like a short-lived pick-up band to highlight... Read Article
Life In The Tropics and Movie-Making in Ecuador: An Interview with Sebastián Cordero
Ecuadorian film-maker Sebastián Cordero‘s latest movie, Sin Muertos No Hay Carnaval (English title: Such Is Life In The Tropics), first... Read Article
Colombia’s Vibrant Pacific Traditions Shine Bright at Petronio Alvarez Festival
Within the hot and humid Santiago de Cali night, the streets surrounding Petronio Álvarez festival ring out with the sound... Read Article
MIXTAPE Helado Negro’s Phonic Mirror ‘Islands, Islets, Reefs + Cays’ Mixtape
Helado Negro‘s Phonic Mirror mixtapes have been coming thick and fast over the past few months. Started back in February... Read Article
Victor Garcia’s Yo Soy (I Am): An Act of Visual Rebellion
Perspectives: “Yo Soy American”, an art exhibition at the Jean Deleage Art Gallery in the Casa0101 Theater in Boyle Heights,... Read Article
REVIEW ¿Qiensave? – Mujer
¿Qiensave? are a cumbia group from central California, with roots stretching back to Michoacán, Mexico. In an explosion of catchy sound,... Read Article
A Chat with Argentine Native Gonzalo Casals, Director of the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art
It’s hard to believe there is only one museum in the world dedicated to exhibiting and preserving artwork that speaks... Read Article
REVIEW Chile’s ‘Princesita’ Sparks Debate at London’s Raindance Film Festival
Princesita follows Tamara, a 12-year-old girl growing up in a cult in the rural south of Chile, being groomed towards... Read Article
Rubio Takes Chile’s Experimental Underground Abroad to KEXP
Rubio is the solo project of Fran Straube, who’s set to release her debut album later this month. She has... Read Article