Barranquilla: World Capital of African Music?
“¡Barranquilla es la capital mundial de la mùsica africana!” (Barranquilla is the world capital of African music). If you ever have... Read Article
Latin America
Best Latin American Restaurants in London
On behalf of Sounds and Colours, I went on a mission to discover Latin American food in London, and the... Read Article
CASA Latin American Theatre Festival Returns to London
On October 2nd the CASA Latin American Theatre Festival will arrive in London for its 9th year celebrating and showcasing... Read Article
Open Veins of Latin America by Eduardo Galeano
Imagine: a proud lion has been chased, shot and trapped by poachers who descended heavy-footed upon his land. The poachers... Read Article
Marx and Freud in Latin America
Marx and Freud in Latin America, subtitled Politics, Psychoanalysis and Religion in Times of Terror, written by Bruno Bosteels and... Read Article
El Independiente: Bridging the Gap Between Latin America and the Caribbean’s Indie Scenes
Nothing shatters preconceived notions of what it means to be a musician in Latin America faster than seeing artists from... Read Article
REVIEW Aluna
Aluna holds a long-awaited message and the anticipation of its release has been brewing, not only amongst documentary film lovers,... Read Article
Calle 13 – Latinoamérica
Here’s Calle 13, one of Latin America’s finest, doing what they do best, celebrating Latin American culture. On “Latinoamérica” they... Read Article
Mayor of London Boris Johnson praises contribution of Latin American communities
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has highlighted the immense contribution that Latin American communities have made to the economic,... Read Article
Sarazino perfects recipe for Afro-Latin, reggae-infused, party-time hot-pot
Sometimes it takes fresh ears to see the big picture. This can certainly be said of Sarazino, the brainchild of... Read Article