Plenty of New Music to Listen To and Buy from Totó La Momposina
Is it just us or has this past summer been a busy one for Totó La Momposina? Let’s be straight,... Read Article
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Ghetto Kumbé Release New EP ‘Soy Selva’
Say it after me: “I am Jungle”. Two years after debut release Kumbé, left-field Afro-House three-piece, Ghetto Kumbé are back... Read Article
‘El Orisha de la Rosa’ by Magín Diaz is a Love Song to Colombian Folklore & More
It’s been eight months since Colombia’s Magín Diaz went “viral” for emerging from obscurity when a video put out by AJ+... Read Article
Taking Time to Contemplate: An Interview with Totó La Momposina
Few artists have been as responsible for elevating the folk music of Colombia’s Caribbean coast – and in particular cumbia... Read Article
Colombia’s 95-year-old Musician Magín Díaz Emerges From Obscurity
According to oral histories, Magín Díaz has composed some of Colombia’s most famous folk songs. Songs that generations of Colombians... Read Article
Totó La Momposina, Orkesta Mendoza and Julieta Venegas Amongst Line-Up for La Linea 17
The crunching chill of the post-Christmas winter months is always a testing time for Londoners. And what with a Trump... Read Article
REVIEW Totó La Momposina – Tambolero
Let’s be clear: Tambolero is not Totó La Momposina’s new album, though it’s so imaginative it’s as if it were... Read Article
Coming This June: Totó La Momposina Reimagines Her Classic ‘La Candela Viva’ Album
This summer will bring us a reimagining of one of Colombia’s most important albums. Totó La Momposina‘s La Candela Viva (1993) will... Read Article
MIXTAPE Metá-Metá Mixtape
Brazil’s Metá-Metá bring together influences as diverse as afro-samba, punk, free-form jazz, candomblé and afrobeat to create visceral, experimental and... Read Article
MIXTAPE DJs Mafe & Pequi’s ‘Brasil vs Colombia’ Party Mix
What a World Cup the 2014 FIFA mundial has been so far. Many sports analysts say powerhouses Brazil, Argentina, and... Read Article
Candelaria: Cumbia-Dub Pa’ Gozar
The first time I came across the word “Candelaria” was in reference to the hilly, antique barrio of Bogotá, a... Read Article
damoNaimad’s “Ritmos de Porro”
Argentina’s damoNaimad explore the rhythms of cumbia on a new EP which directly takes influences from both the Argentine and... Read Article