Blasting off with his smash hit ‘Tirando Duro’, a crazy-catchy merengue that will have you kicking up sand on your...
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Rio singer-songwriter Vitto Meirelles’ latest album contains a somewhat unlikely tribute to Michael Jackson in the shape of its title-track,...
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When Bebel Gilberto released Tanto Tempo in 2000, she almost single-handedly invented electronic bossa nova. Being the daughter of bossa's...
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Is world music a kind of tourism, or closer to anthropology? Are Latino roots more authentic in rural pueblos or...
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Jug bands were one of the phenomenons of 1920s and 30s blues, their members being so poor they literally blew...
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After failing to interest an international label when first released in 1977, Heart of the Congos has long been regarded...
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Hailing from Bahia, Brazil, but brought to us by a Swedish record label, the singer-songwriter Ian Lasserre plies determinedly unassuming,...
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Recorded in two days in Havana in 1996 at the end of the Buena Vista Social Club sessions, the debut...
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Hillfolk Noir are a trio of banjo, fiddle and double bass who hail from Boise, Idaho. The band are led...
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