Psychedelic 3D vision meets smoothed out Latin beat-pop from Argentina’s Banda de Turistas on the tantalizing new clip for “Cada Día.”
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,…
Meet Poncho, Argentina’s Eurocentric techno beat makers. Check out their video with Banda de Turistas and download a track!
We know what we liked about 2010. But what did THEY like? Find out what Camilo Lara, Niña Dioz, Los Amigos Invisibles, Ceci Bastida, Ely…
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,…
Banda de Turistas made their San Francisco debut at Elbo Room on the Nacional Records Tour during Grammy weekend. Flip through our pictures of the night. …
We caught up with Argentina’s retrofide quintet, Latin Grammy-nominated Banda de Turistas, to talk about their West Coast tour, the ’60s, and Asian philosophy. …
Remezcla gives you a breakdown of the who’s who at the 11th Annual Latin Grammys. Each week we’ll bring you a new category and some…
Nacional Records is celebrating their multiple Latin Grammy nods by unleashing a mini West Coast tour, ft. Hello Seahorse!, Banda de Turistas, and Pacha Massive. …
Los Negretes have been rocking out the indie scene since early 2010 with their tripped…
We catch up with Malian hip hop trio SMOD where they talk about music in Africa, mom and pops Amadou & Mariam, and working with Manu Chao.
Puente Alto de Chile's fusion rock folkloric kids of Enjundia are back, and this time they're alarming the interweb with a sociopolitical anthem of a music video.
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.
Best thing about mixtapes, most of them are FREE (!), and they're a great way to discover new music. In this column, we'll give you one every week.
