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From Juanes' album documentary titled "Origen" to J Balvin's personal "Boy From Medellín," here are 10 series to stream before 2021 ends.

From Juanes' album-inspired documentary titled "Origen" to J Balvin's ultra personal "Boy From Medellín."

The great Yeovil proggers deliver a homecoming triumph at the end of their European tour

Posted By Enrique Lopetegui on Thu, Jan 14, 2021 at 10:00 AM click to enlarge Break It All to make rockeros worldwide mad as hell. “Why isn’t [enter your favorite band] mentioned?” some asked. “Why is [enter a band you don’t like] in bigger letters than [enter band you like]?” And the trailer for the six-part series, which began streaming late last month, didn’t help much either. �...

Nothing Broken Here Adriana Díaz Enciso Initially, the emphasis on the socio-political context of a Latin America torn by violence, corruption and repression as a framework for the development of rock music in that part of the world seems to be a great asset in Rompan todo (Break It All), the documentary which has given so much to talk about since its Netflix premiere last December.  The film is the joint creation of Nicolás Entel, director Picky Talarico, and producers Gustavo Santaolalla ...

Netflix six-part documentary series Break It All ( Rompan Todo) has revived all the music that was, as a Colombian born in the 80s, the soundtrack of my adolescence. With footage of a time when the now infamous MTV showed music videos, I’m thrown back to the day in 1995 when I first saw Café Tacvba’s MTV Unplugged. I rushed the next day to buy Re, an album hailed as “the equivalent of The Beatles’ White Album for the rock en español movement” by The New York Times. Break it All ...

Review: Netflix’s ‘Break It All’ breaks open the world of Latin American rock From Los Teen Tops to Maná, the six-part documentary series chronicles and the struggles and successes of rock music born below our southern border. Cary Darling December 17, 2020Updated: December 17, 2020, 3:16 pm CAFE TACUBA Photo: COURTESY PHOTO “Music … is nourished by context,” says Argentinian music producer Gustavo Santaolalla at one point in “Break It All: The History of Rock in Latin Am...

The result has given Break It All (or Rompan Todo in Spanish) a level of drama, depth and consequence few rock docs can match. Amid its dense, six-episode expanse, the show tells of “missing” or murdered musicians during the fascist regimes of the 60s, 70s and 80s, including Victor Jara in Chile; widespread censorship, including a decade-long ban on rock in Mexico in the 70s; and a steady characterization in the press of the bands as depraved subversives. At the same time, Latin America has...

Last Updated: 15th December, 2020 15:12 IST What Time Does Break It All: The History Of Rock In Latin America Release On Netflix? Read more to know what time does Break It All: The History of Rock in Latin America release on Netflix and other details about the docuseries. In the last few months, Netflix has kept its audience entertained with a wide variety of movies, TV shows, documentaries, docuseries, etc. The streaming service giant is now all set to release another docuseries titled ...