Buenos Aires
REVIEW Ayermaniana – El Reflejo
El Reflejo is the latest release from Buenos Aires’ Ayermaniana, a seven-track album featuring psychedelic classic rock croons unblemished by... Read Article
Life In Buenos Aires’ Informal Settlements is the Theme of a New Film Currently Raising Funds on Kickstarter
As most people are aware, deforestation caused by large scale industrial farming is a critical issue threatening the worlds ecosystems,... Read Article
The Best South American Travel Guidebooks
Finding the best travel guidebooks for any journey can be a nightmare, especially with so many to choose from. That’s... Read Article
REVIEW Plaza Francia Orchestra
Hearing how Plaza Francia have evolved in just over three years since their debut, A New Tango Song Book, is... Read Article
REVIEW HiedraH Club De Baile – Esquirlas
Similar to compatriots NAAFI in North America, HiedraH Club De Baile are combining the forces of the underground electronic scene,... Read Article
In ‘Las Sombras’ Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Very Much Alive
One should never allow the expression ”rock ‘n’ roll is dead” slip through the mouths of youth; it’s practically a... Read Article
Get Ready For New Buenos Aires Festival ‘Al Espacio’ With An Exclusive Edit From Barrio Lindo
Roughly 10 years have passed since the subtropical electronic explosion started in Buenos Aires, when cumbia was the defining genre... Read Article
Meet Fiero, Proof That Buenos Aires Still Rocks
Fiero are unlike most bands in Buenos Aires. They don’t check the normal boxes one must check in order to... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Fer Isella Opts For Simplicity On New Album ‘The Art Of The Possible’
“Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler” are purportedly words that tumbled out of Albert... Read Article
REVIEW Nobody’s Watching (Nadie Nos Mira)
“Look at him, he’s clueless.” In a busy New York park, a sandy-haired Argentinian actor, famous back home, awkwardly fashions... Read Article