This episode of Hybrid Atlanta features Iván Solís, bartist and owner of Recuerdos, a coffee pop-up in Atlanta elevating immigrant stories and highlighting exceptional Mexican coffees. We talk about the role of third spaces, what makes a perfect cup of coffee, and how memories are built from flavors and aromas. […]
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In an announcement that spurred both controversy and excitement, NFL, Apple Music and Roc Nation revealed that Bad Bunny will headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. Given the star has no English songs among his seven-album discography, it is expected to be the first fully non-English Super Bowl halftime show. What’s more, Bad Bunny will be making history as the first male Latin star to headline. “Ve y dile a tu abuela, que seremos el HALFTIME SHOW DEL SUPER BOWL,” he said.
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Argentinean Charly García and British Sting have released their collaboration, “In the city”, based on García’s “In the City That Never Sleeps.”
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From established, internationally acclaimed authors like Mariana Enriquez and Cristina Rivera Garza to debut authors Carolina Flórez-Cerchiaro and Rosália Rodrigo, female Latin American contributions to the horror and fantasy genres have grown in recent years. These women are dominating nuevo gótico latinoamericano or New Latin American Gothic.
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This episode of Hybrid Atlanta features Colombian-Argentinean artist Karen Lamassonne. She talks about her use of the human figure and recycled elements in her artistic work, and how the sixties and her multicultural upbringing shaped her vision of the world. Her last art show is Tripping. Created by Paul Alonso, […]
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Spanish-Argentinian cartoonist and humorist Darío Adanti is co-founder and editor of the satirical magazine Mongolia based in Spain since 2012. In this interview, we discuss the role of satire in contemporary democracies, his dual identity as Argentinian and Spaniard, and his latest work on the history of Peronism. Spanish version […]
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![Interview with Peruvian filmmaker Martin Guerra by @paulalonso1 . Guerra has premiered in Spain and Latin America his feature film “Los Bárbaros” [The Barbarians], co-directed with Javier Barbero.
The film is set during the Spanish crisis around 2010 and follows three young people living in an abandoned building on the outskirts of Madrid. Indie, contemplative, and with subtle humor, “Los Bárbaros” portrays the disillusionment of a generation with the promises of liberal democracies. We talk about precarity, migration, and chickens.
Watch the complete interview in our site (Link in bio).
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