Tigre Moves: Tiffany Suarez – “A Chamanda (Sango)”
Here at Tigre Sounds, we’re aware that music isn’t the only thing that influences and inspires culture. All forms of artistic expressions have an equal seat at the table when creating content
Keep Your Eye Out for Argentina’s Nicki Nicole
Argentina’s music scene is as varied as they come, preserving its roots and welcoming modern sounds at every turn. Inside the cacophony is a powerful new generation with a few bright names
10 Fresh Brazilian Acts to Check Out Now
There are few countries in the world that boast a collection of music as impressive as Brazil. For over 75 years, the country has conceived some of the greatest musicians of our
Song of the Week: “Hoy Me Tienes” – El Individuo
While there are so many reasons to be excited for the arrival of Summer – long days of sunshine, delicious sunsets, and an overall feeling of carelessness – there is one element
What the Music Industry Jammed to During Quarantine
Depending on where you were in the world, your life probably changed dramatically sometime around mid-March. A totally unprecedented health pandemic gripped the globe and held it temporarily in its place, spurring
New Music: Naïa Valdez Releases “Siento”
For many musicians this period has been ideal for composing songs related to the feeling of being at home. Topics such as nostalgia for missing loved ones, the contact and warmth of
Celebrating Pride: 5 Latin LGBTQ+ Artists to Know
Move over Ricky Martin, because there’s a new wave of Latin LGBTQ artists opening up about their sexuality and redefining the musical landscape. Normally characterized by inclusive street parties, superfluous amounts of
Song of the Week: Tamborito” – Gramophiles Edit
This week we travel back in time to the hot Latin club nights of the 1960’s with Gramophiles fresh take on a Panamanian classic, featured on our most recent A La Luna Playlist.
Get to Know Powerhouse Artist Lido Pimienta
Meet the powerhouse interdisciplinary musician, artist, activist and single mom: Lido Pimienta. Hot like pepper yet smooth like maple syrup, the Colombian-born and Canadian-based prodigy seems to be all anyone is talking
5 Musical Artists with Something to Say
This is a historic moment. These are the artists saying something about it. In 1976, caught between opposing political parties, Bob Marley was shot. He survived, but the incident marks an important
