The Mexican and Brazilian singers are "soul sisters" who make music "deeply rooted in tradition." AS/COA interviewed the artists.
With AMLO, the Teflon president, at the helm, Morena’s candidate will be hard to beat in the 2024 vote, AS/COA's Carin Zissis told Latin America Advisor.
“Everybody thinks of reggae…when they think about the Caribbean, but there's also a lot of creativity going on in art music,” said the Jamaican pianist.
“I enjoy making traditional music conceivable with themes that matter to us women,” said the Chilean musician and frontwoman of Pascuala Ilabaca y Fauna.
The political scientist covers what the Colombian leader’s proposal to decriminalize cocaine means for Latin American and U.S. ties
The award-winning journalist talks candidates, previews the runoff, and explains why Colombian voters want a change from the status quo.
Lima-based journalist Mitra Taj discusses Pedro Castillo’s second impeachment, Alberto Fujimori’s almost-release from prison, and the blanquirroja’s clutch World Cup qualifier win.
