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Music
- Brazil / Argentina / Bolivia / Cuba / Diaspora / Nunca Tarde – Album round-up (Jorge López Ruiz, Ana Frango Elétrico, Battle of Santiago, Luzmila Carpio and more)
- Brazil / More Brazilian acts at the Jazz Café
- Brazil / Argentina / Caribbean / Chile / Colombia / Costa Rica / Diaspora / Ecuador / Peru / Venezuela / Prezident Markon’s Singles Round-Up (New Regency Orchestra, Joaquim Claussel, Caramelo Haze, El Búho, Bixiga 70 and more)
- Venezuela / Mito y Comadre: New music from Venezuela
- Chile / ¡Adiós General!
- Colombia / Biomigrant & Plu Con Pla – En Defensa de Sus Dioses
Film
- Colombia / REVIEW ‘Red River’ Explores How Colombia’s Mythical ‘River of Seven Colours’ Has Become A Victim Of Its Own Beauty
- Mexico / REVIEW ‘Copa 71’ Uncovers The Buried History Of The First-Ever Women’s World Cup
- Argentina / REVIEW ‘The Klezmer Project’: A Journey Of Reflection And Rediscovery Through Klezmer Music And Yiddish Culture
- Mexico / REVIEW ‘Lost in the Night’: ‘Heli’ Director Continues His Exploration Of Violence In Mexico In New Thriller
- Chile / ‘Memory Is An Intimate Feeling That Permeates Everything You Do’: 50 Years of Revolutionary Hope and Memory in Patricio Guzmán’s Cinema
- Argentina / REVIEW ‘Lionel Messi: Destiny’ chronicles the Argentine idol’s quest for World Cup victory
Arts & Books
- Peru / Uniquely alienated characters in ‘Ice for Martians’
- Cuba / Identity Runs Deep in Leslie Sainz’s Have You Been Long Enough at Table
- Argentina / Mystery and Introspection in Claudia Piñeiro’s ‘A Little Luck’
- Argentina / Rewind at Edinburgh Fringe: ‘In Digging Up the Past, We Will Build the Future’.
- Uruguay / The Hand That Feeds You: An Unsparing Portrait of Montevideo
- Brazil / Venezuela / Seguir Adelante, a spotlight on the plight of women migrants fleeing Venezuela
Social & Environmental
- Colombia / BIME Bogota Returns to Elevate Latin American Music on the World Stage
- Chile / REVIEW ‘The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future’: A Grim Warning About Climate Change
- Peru / “Creating spaces for political songs in any music genre is vital. Even reggaeton” – An Interview with Susana Baca
- Nicaragua / Global Day of Action on Abortion Rights
- Peru / Landmark Climate Change Lawsuit Moves Forward as German Judges Arrive in Peru
- Brazil / Building Self-Sufficient Communities in Rio’s Favelas
¿Qué Más?
- Chatting with NYC filmmaker Miguel Gallardo
- Dominican Republic / New music: ‘En El Naranjo’ Yasser Tejeda (feat. Vincente García)
- Puerto Rico / Q&A with Puerto Rican artist Ana Macho: ‘We are [the] blueprint’
- Colombia / Diaspora / Transatlantic Ensemble Mestizo Preview Debut Album Ahead of UK Live Shows
- Women’s History Month: 5 songs by Latin women you need to hear
- Best New Music Playlist Updated