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
Top Latin Electronica with PAUZA, Maz and Wakyin at EDC Kick-Off Party at W MEXICO CITY
Supreme beats shake and fuse Electronica and Latin. It’s a total musical and dance delight in an atmosphere of sophisticated energy. It’s almost apotheosis. The night couldn’t get any more dreamy and
What People Are Actually Listening to in Argentina – Electronic Edition
From the so-called folklore inspired by provincial cultures to the tango that once took over the big cities, from the vibrant rock of yesteryear to the pounding urban music that dominates the
Kiki Morente’s Azabache: A Journey Through Roots, Family, and Spirituality
Kiki Morente, one of the most promising voices in modern flamenco, returns with his deeply personal and heartfelt new album, Azabache (Black Amber). Drawing inspiration from his roots, family, and the timeless traditions of
NACIÓN EKEKO LAUNCHES GRAN ESPÍRITU: “WE’RE ALL CHILDREN OF THE SAME MOTHER”
Where are the experiences of human history kept? How can we reconnect with that shared and veiled feeling, with that intangible heritage that passes from generation to generation? The collective unconscious is usually
Autumn Singles to Put on Repeat
Reyna Tropical – “Conocerla” This song hypnotizes like a snake charm. “We dance slowly so that the heat goes away,” sings Fabi Reyna in Spanish, with her voice in a silky mode,
THE NEW FLAMENCO ARTIST YOU NEED TO KNOW: Ángeles Toledano
Ángeles Toledano‘s new album, Sangre Sucia, is a powerful addition to the contemporary flamenco scene, skillfully blending traditional Andalusian sounds with modern influences. Her emotive voice and lyrical storytelling bring fresh depth to classic flamenco,
The Kolors Make U.S. Debut at Italian HIT Week 2024
Nothing resists the power of pop, the impact of a hit. It sticks to us like gum. It has a melodic spell that overcomes any language barrier. The Italian trio The Kolors has been
What People Are Actually Listening to in Peru
The past decade in Peru has been marked by political instability –with six presidents in the last six years— and growing social unrest, but it is well-known that periods of crisis can
Manu Chao Releases “Viva Tu” After 17 Years of Studio Silence
Today is a special day for Manu Chao fans. It had been 17 years since we last heard a full length studio album from the French-Spanish singer/songwriter. With three fantastic singles leading