At this point, it’s clear that when an artist comes to Tigre Studios, it’s more than likely that something different will happen. Miluhska’s “Loba” release, of ...
The hypnotic beats of electronic music have always been at ease with the traditional rhythms and folk sounds of Latin America. We’ve seen it on the dance floors...
From the vast continent of Africa to the passionate islands of the Caribbean, through the Mediterranean Sea, we cannot resist the prowess of these incredible wo...
Everything that sprouts and grows under the Spanish sun becomes something special with a unique sound – a sound that always reminds us of flamenco, even if it’s...
How does a DJ and vinyl collector in Hong Kong become the record producer of one of the hottest salsa releases of the last few years? That's the question everyo...
We’ve been following Ana Mancebo for some time now, a talented young singer-songwriter from Madrid living in Miami. And for some time, we’ve also been waiting...
In recent years, a legion of talented young musicians has emerged to breathe new life into jazz. They are spiritual and connect with their roots, fully adapted ...
From time to time, Tigre Studios turns into a dance club. And in true Boiler Room fashion, Sinego throws rhythm and tropical color from his turntables with this...
We’re still excited about our selection of what people listen to in France. Fascinating music emerged and caught our attention. So it didn’t take much digging t...
Finding some old tapes isn’t just exciting for reissue fans. It can also open a previously unknown door to hidden musical treasures. It’s the access to a univer...
Santiago Delucchi is a cultural journalist specialized in music. He was born and resides in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He lived for a time in Costa Rica, Honduras and France. And he covered concerts and music festivals in Brazil, Mexico and the United States.
He studied Communication Sciences, with a focus in Journalism. Recently, he worked for almost 12 years at VIACOM-CBS, where he coordinated the musical programming of MTV and VH1 for Latin America. He also conducted interviews and coverage of music releases for MTV News Latam.
He has also written for newspapers and magazines in Argentina, Spain and Peru, among which Rolling Stone, Clarín, Página 12, Time Out and Zona de Obras stand out. He was also the music editor for Los Inrockuptibles magazine.
In his spare time he likes to row down the river arms, in a delta on the outskirts of the city called Tigre.
