Charles Gavin transmits tranquility. His voice is discrete. But the words that he says never shy from confrontation. “Here, the people suffer because education has been neglected for a long time. I studied in public school so I... Read Article
Guns ‘n’ Roses kicking up a fuss on the main stage on the last day of Rock In Rio, Boss In Drama blasting it out on the Eletronica stage and Os Mutantes, Tom Ze, Titas and Marcelo Carmelo... Read Article
There is something about Rock In Rio that just seems quite exciting. Maybe it’s the history because this year’s edition did not look that great on paper, or at least none of the headliners did, yet we still... Read Article
A constant flow of migrants from not just Brazil but all over the world has created a melting pot of over 20 million inhabitants in São Paulo, yet whist Rio de Janeiro is associated with bossa nova and... Read Article
It is near impossible to categorise Arnaldo Antunes. He moves around the creative spectrum freely, as adept at novels as pop music as sound collages. His career so far inludes seven albums with his early band Titãs (between... Read Article
