These 10 Latin songs bring about themes of protests and revolution, because after all, May Day and Cinco de mayo do represent that.
The social networks got flooded with posts concerning Luís Alberto Spinetta’s departure since it was publicly announced yesterday evening (Argentina’s time).
Chilean poetess Ana Tijoux and Uruguayan composer Jorge Drexler announce a collaborative new album La Bala.
Our main man Juan Data snaps some shots of Jorge Drexler’s set at San Francisco’s Mezzanine on Wednesday, January 26th.
Jorge Drexler successfully turned the usually impersonal, dim and cold Town Hall in midtown into a cheerful and cozy living room as he enchanted the…
The drums on this spooky voodoo cumbia, by Mexico City’s Spike Devil Disco, take over…
In this interview, guitarist Leo Mintek of New York's future rock quintet Outernational had plenty to say about imperialism, capitalism, immigrants rights, and revolution in this exclusive interview.
Don't readjust your computer screen. Enrique Bunbury returns with a flipped-out, upside down, honkey tonk melody, sure to send shivers up your spine.
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.
