Bad Bunny brings the energy and sounds of Puerto Rico to the Tiny Desk Concert
For the first time, the Grammy-winning Latino was at the NPR venue to perform some of the songs from his most recent album
Chuck Prophet, the old rocker who was saved by cumbia
The American musician became obsessed with this Colombian genre during his battle against cancer. Under its influence he recorded a new album, ‘Wake The Dead,’ a departure from the guitar sounds that defined him in the 1980s
From Juan Gabriel to Chico Buarque: Latin American music in 600 albums
Nineteen journalists from different countries in the region have compiled a long list that draws a sonic panorama of Latin America’s musical wealth
Mexican Institute of Sound: ‘Mexico flourishes when everything seems darkest’
Musician, singer and producer Camilo Lara is one of today’s most important figures in Latin American music, thanks to a proposal that is as fresh as it is authentic
Silvana Estrada: ‘People care less and less about women being killed, about the violence’
The Mexican singer talks about her career, her evolution, her growth on stage and what her future holds