SONORA TUKUKUY: A CASA FOR CUMBIA IN MIAMI
Groovy riffs, psychedelic twang, spirited drum patterns, vast synths and powerful prose flow through the windows. The Chi-chicka-chi of the Guacharaca to the haunting glissando of Theremin. Enter Casa Cumbia for a
Flamenco, Funk, and Beyond: La Plazuela Breaks Boundaries with Lugar Nº0 (D.L.Y)
La Plazuela, the Granada-based duo known for their fearless fusion of flamenco and funk, return with a bold new album, LUGAR Nº0 (D.L.Y), that stretches their sound into new territories.
Who’s There / Vida: Sotomayor’s Triumphant Return to Redefine Latin Electronica
While the heart of Sotomayor remains the sibling duo, fate had another alignment in store: the return of those who helped shape Orígenes. Together, they’ve crafted a dream trio for Wabi Sabi.
ALBUMS WE ARE SO EXCITED ABOUT
The echoes of the new season are here! And it’s coming with a refreshing string of record releases that we’re really excited about. From the highly anticipated albums by magical Latin singer-songwriters
COCHEMEA’S NEW MUSIC JOURNEY: ROOTS AND CONSTELLATIONS
There is a sacred place where music returns to what it once was: a cultural and transcendental experience, an original and largely unrepeatable creation, both for the performer and the listener. There,
FIRST LISTEN: Pahua, Close to a Magical and Personal Place
It’s been almost five years since Pahua released her first single, “Vayayó”, in mid-November 2020. Those were strange, complex times: the pandemic had arrived and invited itself to stay, and the world
5 LATIN ARTISTS CHANGING THE GAME
Alternative Latin music is experiencing a pivotal moment, generating a lot of buzz on global stages. Didn’t you see the irreverent Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso dazzling at major festivals and renowned shows?
TONATIUH: Xiuhtezcatl’s New Album is a Ritual Lit by the Sun and Rooted in Blood
There’s a certain kind of light that comes from the soul of someone who’s lived many lives before their time. That light radiates from TONATIUH, the long-awaited new album from artist and
FIRST LISTEN: Silvana Estrada Transforms Rage Into Release in “Dime”
It was a typical bustling day in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico: sounds, aromas, colors, and people moving in every direction, all enveloping us in its heartbeat. As we arrived at Luma Studio,
Brindo por los míos: Queralt Lahoz & Lia Kali Raise a Glass
Some songs arrive like a spark: instant, electric, fleeting. Others arrive like a warm breeze that lingers, like a familiar face in a crowded bar, or a night you never meant to