What Locals Are Actually Listening to in Rio
There’s a local joke that the year only begins for Brazilians after Carnival. And everyone knows that a city like Rio de Janeiro lives this celebration like no other. Last month, the
The Best Underground Spots for Psychedelic Cumbia in Lima
We’ve already explored the new outbreak of psychedelic cumbia. It’s a round trip between the past and the present that fascinates us, from the vintage wave of Los Mirlos to the feminine
Tigre Studios Presents: SunDub & Yoli Mayor
On March 14th, The Anderson Miami played host to our first Tigre Studios pop-up show of the year. The energy in the room was palpable as the crowd eagerly awaited the return of
The Artists You Need To Check Out in Medellin
Medellín is known for many things. It’s often called the city of eternal spring, due to its pleasant weather, a heat that doesn’t suffocate, thanks to its location between the mountains. It’s
Live Shows We’re Looking Forward to in Miami: March & April 2023
Nothing gets us more excited than live music and Miami is getting gifted with a number of artists we’re stoked to see live. Check out just a few shows we have tickets
What Locals Are Actually Listening to in Bueno Aires
Buenos Aires is a captivating city, loaded with nostalgia in a good way. Everyone knows that tango is its typical music. But the truth is that today’s locals’ musical tastes are quite
Recap: La Casa de la Descarga
“Descarga”, in Spanish, can mean “download”: a key step when we need new content. But it also means “discharge” or “release”, a vital function that usually fills us with joy when our
5 Female Powerhouses That Inspire Tigre
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 women. They unite the past with the
What People Are Actually Listening to in Spain
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 not exactly flamenco. Resurging
Gia Fu: The First Asian Woman to Produce a Salsa Record
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 everyone asks about