With a career spanning over two decades, Babasonicos have grown from an underground experimental band to true titans of the genre of rock en español. Their style may have gotten a little more mainstream over the years, but this band of five Argentinos has never stopped experimenting, fusing genres of music as disparate as country western and bolero with more conventional sounds of electronica and rock.
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El Vive Latino sounded off for three days this past weekend in Mexico City and there was no shortage of amazing moments. Check out our day-by-day…
If you can’t be in Mexico for Vive Latino 2011, you should at least be able to hear and see Banda de Turistas, Bomba Estéreo,…
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2011 is shaping up to be a good concert year already. Check out the lineup for Vive Latino 2011 in Mexico, ft. Carla Morrison, Babasonicos, Caifanes,…
Zoe just performed an amazing MTV Unplugged show in Mexico and brought out their friends (Babasonicos, Hello Seahorse!, and Enrique Bunbury). Flip through to see how the night…
With summer almost over (we’ve accepted it), look back by flipping through the best pictures of Summer 2010, from concerts to parties to World Cup.…
Flip through time to see the styles that Babasonicos has sported with every record, from grunge to country club to cult.
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In this new weekly column, Salvador Olguín features the works of "non-Latin" artists whose rhythms, themes, or melodic influences have earned it the name of Borderland Latin.
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