The six-episode Netflix adaptation brings to life the iconic Argentinian sci-fi comic book of the same name. “El Eternauta” (The Eternaut) adapts Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Francisco Solano López’s graphic novel, originally published between 1957-1959 in Hora Cero magazine.
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Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso’s Papota: A Satirical Ode to Viral Fame and Today’s Music Industry
Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso’s 17-minute Tiny Desk performance in October 2024 became a cultural phenomenon with their unique take of blended trap, Latin jazz, and rock. Praised by host Anamaria Sayre as “one of the best, if not the best” Tiny Desk performances, the duo now returns with Papota, a […]
Read More¿Quieren rock?: A New Documentary Tells the Story of the Legendary Quilmes Rock Festival
“¿Quieren Rock?” is a documentary that chronicles the 22-year history of the Quilmes Rock festival, one of Argentina’s most iconic rock events. Directed by Federico Bareiro and produced by Juan Parodi, the 70-minute film features exclusive interviews with musicians, producers, and journalists, along with previously unreleased archival footage.
Read MorePeso Pluma: Reinventing Mexican Corridos or Glorifying a Controversial Music Genre?
Peso Pluma, the Mexican artist who has carved out a new chapter for corridos by blending traditional Mexican sounds with urban influences, deems himself a “superhero” who has “saved Mexican regional music”. Others think differently. His music belongs to the subgenre corridos tumbados, blending traditional corridos with rap, hip-hop, and […]
Read MoreDillom: The Most Unconventional Voice in Argentine Rap
Dillom is the dark alter ego of Dylan León Masa, a 24-year-old Argentine rapper, singer, and songwriter who has revolutionized the Argentine urban music scene with his unique blend of trap, punk, rock, and experimental sounds. He is set to release a new electronic-infused collaboration with Spanish rapper Santa Salut.
Read MoreJoaquín Sabina: The Last International Tour of the Iconic Singer-Songwriter from Spain
At 75 years old, Joaquín Sabina—often referred to as the Spanish Bob Dylan or Leonard Cohen (although he rejects these labels)—is retiring. “Hola y adiós” [Hello and Goodbye] marks his final international tour, which will take him across Latin America, the U.S., and Europe. His latest released song is titled “El Último Vals” [The Last Waltz].
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