When Salsa Met Folktronica at Our Favorite Bakery: BPM Miami in Photos
Photos by Maria Juliah. We do this to move souls. To build rhythm-rooted community. To connect—one beat, one cafecito, one shared moment at a time. On April 30th, we transformed a neighborhood
GENRELESS: Adrian Quesada’s Spirit of Duality in Boleros Psicodélicos II
Adrián Quesada doesn’t just produce music—he conjures time. From his beginnings in the border town of Laredo, Texas, to the global stages he now commands, Quesada has always lived between cultures, bending genres
A Love Letter to the Soul: Natalia Lafourcade’s Cancionera Ignites a U.S. Tour
Some voices feel like home, like a warm breeze carrying echoes of the past and dreams of what’s to come. Natalia Lafourcade has long been one of those voices—an artist whose music is both
What People Are Actually Listening to in Colombia: Tropical Electronica with Killabeatmaker
Rhythm and dance. Dance and rhythm. This is a real natural force in Colombian culture. It’s an all-encompassing connection — between boiling music and body expression — that comes from ancestral folkloric
TIGRE SELECTOR: PAUZA’s Cuban Flavor
As music pulses through the vibrant streets of Havana and culture thrives in every corner, a dynamic duo has emerged, redefining the boundaries of electronic music. PAUZA, composed of Zahira Sánchez and Paula
Astropical’s Full Album Drop Is A Cosmic Celebration of Soulful Ecstasy
When Bomba Estéreo and Rawayana first unveiled their supergroup, ASTROPICAL, it felt like an inevitable fusion—two sonic universes colliding to birth a project that was both electric and deeply organic. Now, with the
Nathy Peluso Took Miami by Storm and We’re Still Feeling the Aftershocks
Last year, Tigre had the opportunity to witness the rare and electrifying moment when Nathy Peluso met the legendary Grupo Niche for the first time at La Cueva de Tigre. The energy was undeniable as Nathy, a
Nu Deco x Dude Skywalker: Miami’s First Orchestral Rave is Coming
For nearly a decade, Nu Deco has defied categorization. The Miami-based contemporary orchestra has built its reputation on the ability to seamlessly blend classical virtuosity with the pulse of modern music, taking audiences on
Music Powerhouse: Bahidora’s Line-Up Queen, “Uchi” Anaya
It’s a sunny January afternoon in Colonia Narvarte, Mexico City—a traditional neighborhood known for its eclectic architecture, where 1950s houses coexist with modern buildings. Wide, tree-lined streets invite passersby to enjoy its
Sonidos de Miami Returns to Celebrate Music in The Magic City
After a spectacular debut in 2024, Sonidos de Miami returns bigger, bolder, and groovier in 2025. From February through April, this three-month one-stop-shop invites you to rediscover the rhythm and soul of Miami through