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SXSW=Music everywhere, and the latin scene couldn’t be absent. Here we present the best of the Latin Acts that represented this year.
The Remezcla/BMI SXSW Showcase at last week’s SXSW was a complete success. There was a party feeling in every corner. Here’s the proof.
Free downloads from artists performing at SXSW’s Sounds of Spain showcase.
The new festival MtyMX is the cheap, cooler, Mexican alternative to SXSW and is full of Latin music acts.
Last installment in our series on the best Latin music hitting Austin for SXSW.
The second part of our hand-picked list of Latin bands that will be playing live at SXSW 2010.
Your complete guide to Latin music at SXSW Music Festival and Conference 2010.
It’s that time of year… as college students around the country pack their bags for Panama City and Cancun, music nerds all over embark on…
The first of our handpicked list of Latin bands that will be live at SXSW 2010.
Check out the lineup and listen and download to tracks from each artist.
Exciting news: Chilean rapper Anita Tijoux is making her long-awaited US debut this Spring, kicking things off at Austin’s SXSW Music Festival in March, and…
Jorge Drexler is known by many as the soft-spoken musician who won an Oscar in 2005 for the song “Al otro lado del rio” from…
Today we awoke to an empty Austin. Things were quieter, 6th Street was no longer closed off to cars, and those few people on the…
After a late night the night before, we allowed ourselves the leisure of sleeping in, so that we’d be appropriately rested for a wide open…
The Avengers killed at the box office this past weekend - and is really, really awesome - but it's a team of white dudes. (One of them is sometimes green.) In other words; where are the Latin superheroes? Well, we at Remezcla have compiled a list of superheroes who do in fact, look like us.
In this interview, guitarist Leo Mintek of New York's future rock quintet Outernational had plenty to say about imperialism, capitalism, immigrants rights, and revolution in this exclusive interview.
Coming from a Middle Eastern Jewish family who fled religious persecution, Nuriyá brings to light the rich, folkloric traditions from her ancestors.
