From Vinyl to USB: The evolution of Mexico City's 'sonideros' | Culture
After being banned in some places, the Mexican capital’s government seeks to have the phenomenon of pop-up street DJs declared an intangible cultural heritage
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After being banned in some places, the Mexican capital’s government seeks to have the phenomenon of pop-up street DJs declared an intangible cultural heritage
How far would you travel to get a vinyl record? How much would you risk to get your hands on music that no-one else knows? Would you put that desire over your own wellbeing? These are the questions that keep cropping up when you’re talking about sonidero culture, as Mexico’s sonideros are notorious for the... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/music/understanding-sonideros-and-sonidos-mexicos-tropical-music-harbingers-67262/">Read Article</a>