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Bonne année everyone. I trust the recent Yuletide festivities were happy, bright and gay. 'T'is the season now to publish best of 2023 lists, so here is my

The 41st Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival takes place May 17-21, 2023 at the Guadalupe Theater and Rosedale Park

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Latin specialists launch vinyl campaign for Rio de Janeiro compilation

We are very excited to announce a vinyl campaign for our brand new compilation, Hidden Waters: Strange and Sublime Sounds of Rio de Janeiro. It’s our homage to a Rio de Janeiro music scene that has continued to amaze us over the past decade. From Ana Frango Elétrico’s game-changing interpretation of MPB, Thiago Nassif’s art... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/articles/brazil/vinyl-campaign-launched-for-hidden-waters-our-compilation-o...

Welcome to a brand new regular feature, a round-up of new songs chosen by various members of our team, taking a trip through Colombia, Dominican Republic and Brazil on this first selection. Solo Fernández & Diego Raposo “Comollegamosaquí” Jumping back onto the music scene for the first time since 2021, indie band Solo Fernández are back... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/music/best-new-songs-lucrecia-dalt-criolo-solo-ferna...

The Afro-Brazilian artist follows in his country's traditions of political art, bringing in a wide variety of thoughtfully incorporated influences.

It’s your usual eclectic mix of Latin American music here, starting with a new addition to the Brazilian carnival repertoire, and passing through US-Mexico border music, Yma Sumac-aping folktronica, Brazilian-Belgian smooth jazz, math rock meets Violeta Parra, alluring Peruvian electro-acoustic compositions, and much more besides. Ava Rocha feat. Saskia and Iara Rennó “Papais Panacas” If... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/m...

Brazilian Wax #5 By Joe Osborne | 27 January, 2021 January’s a slow month for music at the best of times – and these, most certainly are not those. In the UK, indulging in the self-deceiving ceremony of resolutions and better tomorrows, we hauled ourselves across the line into 2021 in front of Jools Holland’s Hootenanny, and straight into Lockdown Mk III, carrying with us a more fatal strain of the virus. For Brazil, meanwhile, the new year brought a rampant second wave, which has been li...