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- On The Margins
Crikey, it’s been a while. However, I offer a wonderful selection of Tropical dance-punk, avant queertronica, sunny guitarrada, microtonal improv and golden era MPB. Akira Umeda – Gueixa (Lugar Alto) There’s a remarkable scene near the end of Luca Guadagnino’s Queer where the two protagonists take yage, i.e. ayahuasca, and… Read more » - Visions from the Amazon
Visions from the Amazon, the new exhibition at London’s Peltz Gallery until 9 April 2025, features photographs by Claudia Andujar alongside paintings by rubber tapper Hélio Melo; artworks and photographs by Indigenous artists Denilson Baniwa and Tayná Satere; and photographs and films by Paula Sampaio, Luciana Magno, and Nay Jinknss, who live… Read more » - Las Añez release new track “Libéralo” for International Women’s Day
For International Women’s Day, Colombian duo Las Añez release a gutsy new track about following your desires and trusting your awakening. Read more » - Beyond the Surface: An Interview with pablopablo
Pablo Drexler, better known as pablopablo, doesn’t fit into any one mold. He moves fluidly between styles, crafting intricate compositions that feel both deeply personal and sonically expansive. From writing for C. Tangana and Nathy Peluso to experimenting with the sounds of corridos tumbados, he’s constantly finding new ways to… Read more » - The Evolution of Latin Rhythms: How Modern Artists Build on Tradition
Latin music has always been driven by rhythm. Whether it’s the infectious swing of salsa, the steady pulse of cumbia, or the romantic sway of bachata, Latin rhythms have shaped the way people move and connect through sound. Today, contemporary musicians are taking these foundational beats and blending them with… Read more » - What’s happening (later this year)?
Good grief, it’s nine months already since I organised myself sufficiently to let y’all know about what’s happening Latin-wise here, there and everywhere in between. I can tell you, there’s quite a bit. Here’s what I know of… Eliane Elias at Ronnie Scott’s Here’s someone I’d dearly love to see.… Read more » - The Ultimate Latin America Travel Guide: What You Need to Know
Dreaming of an unforgettable adventure? Latin America is one of the most exciting and diverse regions in the world, offering everything from ancient ruins to tropical beaches, bustling cities, and breathtaking landscapes. From travel tips to must-visit destinations, here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your… Read more » - Real Estate Trends: Current Trends in the Latin American Real Estate Market
The Latin American real estate market undergoes active transformation because urbanization meets economic growth together with changing preferences for housing. New investment opportunities become available throughout residential property together with commercial and industrial real estate sectors as the region grows further. This research examines the present-day forces that influence the… Read more » - Nunca Tarde – a round-up of recent new albums (Alfredo De La Fe, Miramar, Meno Del Picchia, Ilessi, Setenta and more)
The Ides of March are almost upon us, so it’s time to button up your overcoat (in the words of the old song), slip on your headphones and sample some of the best Latin and Latinesque albums to have agitated the airwaves during the last month or so. Alfredo De… Read more » - Nyron Higor: elegant combinations of classic and modern
One fact: we have become dependent on music algorithms. Because they tell us what we like to listen to, we have stopped researching different things. Before, we would go into record stores and discover new things based on the cover, technical specifications or recommendations from the sales staff. Today, we… Read more »
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