Codirected by Ricardo Calil and Renato Terra, who had previously worked together in the documentaries A Night in 67 (2010) and I am Carlos Imperial (2016), the film is a deep dive through Caetano Veloso’s own oral history into his imprisonment from the Brazilian military dictatorship in 1968.
This article was originally published by Sounds and Colours’s partner, Latin America Bureau. You can read the original here. A recent report,... Read Article
This month’s collection of fifteen contemporary Brazilian releases has been compiled from an almighty pool of potential albums; March and... Read Article
We’re talking ahead of the release of Neves’ hotly anticipated sophomore album A Pegada Agora É Essa (This Sway Now), due out on the UK label Far Out Recordings next Friday. But, for much of our early conversation, Neves looks to the past, rather than future, regaling with stories of a remarkable childhood.
Victor Miguez, aka Miguez, is a Paulista producer and DJ, as well as Bongosynth label and Apartamento 21 party founder.... Read Article
So, here we are. 2020 is, almost, finally over. The less said about this calamitous year, the better; there’ll be... Read Article
King Kong en Asunción opens with us in the backseat of a 4×4, as the protagonist (deftly played by Andrade... Read Article
Yara Rodrigues Fowler grew up in a Brazilian-British household in London, where she is still based. She is the author... Read Article
The Brazilian film Socrates (2018) is released in cinemas and on streaming platforms in the UK on Friday 4th September.... Read Article
This story originally appeared in Reuters.com and is republished here as part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalistic collaboration... Read Article
Identifying as both female and male, openly queer and defying gender norms, Brazil’s LGBTQ artists have grown stronger than ever... Read Article
The Billboard Latin Music Awards featured plenty of women nominees, yet the list of winners from Thursday night’s show makes... Read Article
