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Los Jaivas darán concierto gratuito este sábado: así puedes conseguir tus entradas - Vimarsana News

Los Jaivas darán concierto gratuito este sábado: así puedes conseguir tus entradas

Los Jaivas darán concierto gratuito este sábado: así puedes conseguir tus entradas La agrupación chilena tocará en el desierto de San Pedro de Atacama para todos sus fanáticos. Archivo – Agencia Uno Compartir Este sábado, Los Jaivas realizarán un concierto gratuito desde San Pedro de Atacama para todos sus fanáticos, sumándose de esta forma a los shows vía  streaming producto de la pandemia del covid. Así lo anunciaron sus auspiciadores, quienes fijaron el encuentro para las 20:00 horas de este sábado 26 de junio, concierto musical que se ext...

Netflix "Rompan Todo" Docuseries Review: A Wild Ride - Vimarsana News

Netflix "Rompan Todo" Docuseries Review: A Wild Ride

Netflix’s Rompan Todo is a six-episode documentary limited series directed by Picky Talarico, best known for his work on music videos for Gustavo Cerati and Juanes. The documentary attempts to tell the history of rock Latine en español from the 1950s to the present day through testimonies from an enormous cast of musicians who literally wrote the history. It’s a wild and convoluted ride. This story is well worth being told. Rock music in Latin America began by translating big hits from the U.S., it was then adopted as the sound of a revolution by various generations. In the series, we g...

'People were put in jail for music': a brief history of Latin American rock - Vimarsana News

'People were put in jail for music': a brief history of Latin American rock

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 managed to produce a virtual goldmine of guitar-driven bands since the 60s that, in Santaolalla’s...