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Introducing... Ana Lua Caiano
After years of listening to traditional music and protest songs, Björk and Portishead, one of Portugal’s most exciting new singers tells Gonçalo Frota how she created a world all her own
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Watch: Don Kipper's 'Opa Ela'
With their third album on the horizon, check out this exciting new video from klezmer seven-piece, Don Kipper.
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Q&A: La Muchacha
A Colombian singer-songwriter whose words have soundtracked her country’s protests
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Premiere: Labelle - 'La Vie'
Listen to ‘La Vie’, the new track from Labelle and his own orchestra, the Orchestre Univers
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Listen: Premiere of Vula Viel's 'Do Not Be Afraid'
Get a first listen to Vula Viel's latest single 'Do Not Be Afraid', the title-track from their forthcoming album.
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Festival Pass: Festival de la Marimba
Jenna Mackle visits Tumaco on Colombia’s Pacific Coast, where a small festival is highlighting the traditions of the region’s Black and Indigenous communities
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Fireside Stories: Cathy Fink and Ola Belle Reed
Cathy Fink recalls the warm and welcoming woman she encountered and the fun that followed when she decided to track down one of her musical idols, Appalachian singer and songwriter Ola Belle Reed
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Essential 10 La Réunion Albums
Artists and labels from La Réunion select the albums that have helped this small, isolated island become a hotbed of musical creativity
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LA NIÑA: singing with ghosts
Daniel Harper finds out why Italy is captivated by the ancient world of LA NIÑA
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La Tène, Cafe Oto, London, November 7
Franco-Swiss drone collective La Tène offer up a simultaneous study of constancy and change.
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Another Good Friday feat Hermanos Gutiérrez, EMEL, Ana Lua Caiano and more
Brand new videos from EMEL, Ana Lua Caiano, Asa, Hermanos Gutierrez and a startling ode to a Colombian sex worker from La Batucada Guaricha.
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La Linea 24: First Artists Announced
London’s premier Latin music fest returns next April with four stellar shows scheduled for its opening weekend
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La Brega: The Podcast Capturing Puerto Rico’s Culture
Russ Slater Johnson speaks to the host of Puerto Rican podcast, La Brega, about dignity, Bad Bunny and the art of the hustle
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La Linea 19 is just around the corner
London’s premier Latin music festival is back with an exciting array of rare and unique performances
