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
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Documentary ‘Our Last Tango’ In UK Cinemas from 22nd Sept; London Premiere on 20th Sept
New documentary Our Last Tango offers an intimate portrait of Argentina’s most famous dance. Yet, it is no ordinary overview... Read Article
m¡longa, the New Dance Production from Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, to Tour UK
For his latest production, award-winning Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui has turned his attention to tango and the specific rituals of milonga,... Read Article
Alan Courtis’ Experimental Rock in Argentina Playlist
There can be few better candidates for choosing a playlist of experimental Argentine rock classics than Alan Courtis. As a... Read Article
Forró London Festival Returns To London
Forró London Festival is coming back again this year to celebrate its 5th anniversary in London. This year the festival... Read Article
Meet Austin’s Gina Chavez: a Latin-folk Cantante
Austin’s Gina Chavez is a name we’ve heard out in the alternative Latin music world for a couple of years now, but it... Read Article
REVIEW Plaza Francia – A New Tango Song Book
After the roaring success of Gotan Project, Makaroff and Müller have now changed direction and with the musical prowess of... Read Article
Gotan Project’s Eduardo Makaroff and French Singer Catherine Ringer Discuss Their New Group Plaza Francia
Plaza Francia is the new project from Gotan Project’s Eduardo Makaroff and Christoph Müller and French singer and actress Catherine... Read Article
MIXTAPE Selectorchico™’s Revisiting Macondo Mixtape
After publishing Uruguayan producer Selectorchico™‘s amazing fusion of tropical bass and gnawa music earlier this week, we stumbled across this... Read Article
Tango Is Always There… Always! – An Interview with Eduardo Herrera & Zelmar Garín
Ahí Vienen! from Argentine duo Eduardo Herrera (pictured above right) and Zelmar Garín (pictured above left) is one of our albums of... Read Article
The Brutal Verse of Tango: An Interview With Daniel Melingo
Before tango took hold of Europe in the early 20th Century, Argentina’s most famous musical export was the tune of... Read Article
Santiago Vázquez: Rhythm, Language, and Social Engagement in Buenos Aires
Meet Santiago Vázquez, arguably one of the most innovative musical figures in Argentina today. If you’ve visited Buenos Aires in... Read Article