Podcasts about Latin rock

This week, the London Hippy is fuelled by his excitement for an upcoming trip to Brazil and has been listening to the sounds of Boogaloo and Latin Rock. Playing icons like Tim Maia and Joe Bataan are always fun but we dive deeper into the latin sound by exploring rock from Mexico, Peru and Chile in 60s. The second half of the show maintains psychedelic sonics from a contemporary angle by shining a kaleidoscopic view on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder Label. For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/the-london-hippyTune into new broadcasts of The London Hippy, Thursday from 2 – 4 PM EST / 7 - 9 PM GMT.//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Der braune Bär, Ed von Schleck, Flutschfinger – das waren keine 70er Softerotikfilme, obwohl es so klingt. „Nogger dir einen“ klang zwar wie Selbstbefriedigung, aber auch ein „Nogger“ war wie die drei anderen o.g. Namen nur ein Speiseeis von Langnese. Die 70er, das Jahrzehnt des Hedonismus. Und der überbordenden Vielfalt der Musik: Punk, Heavy Metal, Krautrock, Elektronik, Soul, Disco, Prog-Rock, Folk, Deutschrock, Reggae, Jazzrock, Fusion, Liedermacher, Comedy, Glam-Rock, Latin-Rock…unfassbar, was alles nebeneinander veröffentlich wurde. Henning & Till machen aus Musik ist Trumpf eine Creme21-Dose mit Schlaghose und erzählen, wie sie die 70er erlebt haben. Die Songs der Sendung: 1) Paranoid / Black Sabbath2) New York Groove / Hello3) Stairway to heaven / Led Zeppelin 4) Sultans of Swing / Dire Straits5) Dancing Queen / Abba6) Ooh la la / The Faces7) School days / Stanley Clarke8) Time Passages / Al Stewart Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Beaker Brothers perform their annual concert at the Englert Theatre in Iowa City Nov. 16, paying tribute to the pioneering Latin-Rock guitarist Carlos Santana, with a show full of some of Santana's earlier work. Guest-starring with the Beakers is percussionist and singer Ed East, Orquesta Alto Maiz bandmate of Jim Dreier. The Brothers promise … Continue reading

” 205-Latin Rock 2 “  ️ Playlist: 1.- ELECTRIC MOB - By The Name (nanana). 2.- INNER STREAM- Last Drink. 3.- SUPREMACY-Dream Of You. 4.- SANTANA - Black Magic Woman . 5.- EDDIE VANTEZ- Give In To Love. 6.- REVLIN PROJECT - From This Moment On. 7.- MATTADOR- Fear.  8.- THE WARNING-  Z. 9.- BITTER VELVET - The Long And Lonely Fight. 10.-ROSCO MARTINEZ - I Won't Rain On Your Parade . 11.-RONNIE ROMEO- Crossroad. 12.-ANGRA- Gods Of The World. 13.-WASTED - Al Límite.  14.-LADY MACBETH - Fight for love.  15.-ALEJANDRA GUZMAN - Ya Lo Veia Venir (feat. Moderatto).  16.- MARENNA - We Are United. 17.- BANGKOK - Madness.

In our Season 2 finale of Fritanga, we dive into the world of flavors, humanity, self-care, and traditions with the culinary maestra who has captivated us through her delicious dishes and empowered thousands through her advocacy: Ingrid Hoffmann.  On the pod, host Antonio Tijerino explores Ingrid's multicultural upbringing, her journey into the culinary arts, and her experiences with Michelin-star restaurants. Along the way, Ingrid shares key lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs and discusses the power of food as a tool for advocacy and a bridge between cultures and generations. Ingrid's advocacy includes her incredible work for migrant farm workers through Justice for Migrant Women's Humans Who Feed Us Campaign.  About Ingrid:Ingrid Hoffmann is a professional eater, author, and host of Top Chef Estrellas(Telemundo), Simply Delicioso(Cooking Channel), and Delicioso(Univision). A recipient of the 2018 Hispanic Heritage Award for Culinary Arts, Ingrid is passionate about food policy, cooking & entertaining, and sharing her knowledge of food with her avid followers. Via her cookbooks, “chica tips,” and social media platforms, Ingrid spreads the word about “better for you” ingredients, implementing cooking habits, and thinking of food as medicine. Learn more about Ingird's work here. In need of healthy holiday recipes? Check out Ingrid's recipe database here. Follow Fritanga and the Hispanic Heritage Foundation Today!TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hispanicheritage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hispanicheritageFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hispanicheritage/Twitter: https://twitter.com/hhfoundation Produced by Caandor Labs.   

For this episode, I invited Nick Gonzalez, a California-based producer & songwriter blending elements of Indie Pop, Chillwave, and Garage Rock. Nick grew up performing Latin Rock with his family band Groupo Feliz & has ventured off to do solo projects through the stage name Loma Lion. In this episode, we are going to focus on his music, inspiration, and how creating/producing impacts one's mental health.  Click here for The Loma Lion Website!

Únete a Vinyl Radio para un episodio lleno de rock y tributos latinos. En esta ocasión, presentamos dos de los mejores discos tributo en español a dos de las bandas más icónicas de la historia del rock: Queen y The Police. Desde Venezuela hasta Argentina, los artistas más destacados del rock latinoamericano interpretan en español algunos de los éxitos más memorables de estas dos bandas legendarias. Acompáñanos en un viaje musical que te llevará desde el reggae hasta el hip hop, mientras exploramos la influencia de estas dos bandas icónicas en la música latina. ¡No te pierdas este episodio lleno de energía y curiosidades fascinantes sobre Queen y The Police! #VinylRadio #Queen #ThePolice #RockLatino #Tributos #MúsicaEnEspañol #CuriosidadesDeMúsica #PodcastsMusicales --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vinylradio/message

In this next episode, we are joined by the legendary San Francisco percussionist and Latin Rock legend, Leo Rosales. Leo broke out with the Latin Rock band Malo, and is now with Momotombo SF, who will headline Accion Latina's Encuentro del Canto Popular this year on Dec. 4 at the Chapel on Valencia street. In this episode, Leo opens up about his skyrocketing to music fame, how addiction led him away from performing, and how he eventually refound his love for music. Get your tickets for the 2022 Encuentro del Canto Popular!

Join our host Kris Rex as he introduces us to some of the most badass bands throught Latin America

The 8-track record blends elements of rock, dance, and Latin music together to create a unique sound. It's out now. Reset checks in with Fernando De Buen López from Así Así.

Enjoy Latin rock from the 1990s as we travel to Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Chile y más!

This is the music born of the love affair of the electric guitar blues and the Afro Cuban Rhythms played with the Congas adding sex, dance and excitement to Rock music. In the early sixties the Mission district (San Francisco), where a young Mexican teenager and future rock star, Carlos Santana, grew up, kids gathered in the park to play music. It came naturally to play the new music of rock & roll with the conga players who added the Afro Cuban beat. At home his parents' music of Cuban rhumba, mariachis and rancheras was integrated with the music he listened to on their radio favourites programmes of Blues, Rock & Roll, Motown & Stax music and the Rock music coming from England with the Beatles, Kinks, Stones and later on with Jimi Hendrix, Sly & the Family Stone and the San Francisco own home-grown psychedelic music scene of Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane. Put them all together, mix them well in the perfect doses and new music is born. One of the first hybrids of Rock was called Latin Rock. In the uptown of NY, Latin music had already been mixed with Soul music and Rock & Roll in the creation of the Boogaloo. The new Latin Rock was a more bluesy version of Latin music and also more guitar leaning than the Boogaloo, which is more close to the Soul music. Soon the Boogaloo and Latin Rock became a music mixing all their elements as more complex percussion units were mixed with Rock guitar and Soul. When you hear Sympathy for the Devil by the Rolling Stones or watch Soul Sacrifice by Santana at the Woodstock festival you know this more percussive music is exciting and made for dance. It is when Rock recovers its Roll as Joe Big Turner would sing 'Shake, rattle and roll.' The playlist of this show includes influential music that preceded this genre and some of the most vibrant Latin Rock pieces. Latin Rock was an important musical genre to invigorate the status and cultural heritage of the Spanish-speaker communities in the US (Mexican, Puerto Ricans, Cubans or Dominicans) Music. 1- Louie Louie - RICHARD BERRY & THE PHAROAHS (intro) (1957) (US) 2- Loco Cha Cha Cha - RENE TOUZET (1956) (CUBA) 3- Farmer John - THE PREMIERS (1964) (US) 4- 96 Tears - QUESTION MARK & THE MYSTERIANS (1966) (US) 5- Candombe - LOS SHAKERS (1968) (URUGUAY) 6- Chicano Power - THEE MIDNITERS (1967) (US) 7- Soul Sacrifice - SANTANA (live at Woodstock August, 16th, 1969) (US) 8- Meshkalina - TRAFFIC SOUND (1969) (PERU) 9- Viva Tirado - EL CHICANO (1970) (US) 10- Spill the Wine - ERIC BURDON & THE WAR (1970) (UK/US) 11- Oye Como Va - SANTANA (1970) (US) 12- Guajira Sicodélica - FLASH & THE DYNAMICS (1971) (US) 13 - El viajecito - BLACK SUGAR (1971) (PERU) 14- Heavy Duty - THE HARVEY AVERNE BARRIO BAND (1971) (US) 15- Más Zacate - AZTECA (1972) (US) 16- Oye Mama - MALO (1972) featuring Jorge Santana (brother of Carlos) (US) 17- Got this Happy Feeling - GUETTO BROTHERS (1972) (US) 18- Bailando Despacio - KATUNGA (1973) (ARGENTINA) 19- Sapo's Montuno - SAPO (1974) (US) 20- Mira pa' ca - CHANGO (1975) (US) 21- Guarafeo - JOSE “CHEPITO” AREAS (1974) (NICARAGUA/US) 22- El Narco - BROWNOUT (2007) (US) 23- La Bamba - LILA DOWNS (2004) (US)

As broadcast March 30, 2022 with plenty of llanos if things are getting a little too plain on your podcast dives.  Tonight we took another jaunt to Venezuela, this time with our lovely new guest Dunia as our new weekly travel companion.  Dunia originally hails from Iraq but is now a Korean citizen, and we are just thrilled to finally have her as a regular contributor.  The trip to Caracas highlights a lot of music regular listeners will be familiar with, but if it's your first time, the country with all the beautiful people indeed boasts an equally impressive portfolio of gorgeous tunes both old and new.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)L'Imperatrice – Voodoo? (Virtual World Tour 2020)Vytas Brenner – AraguaneyUn Dos Tres y Fuera – Machu PicchuManybeat – ManaoLos Amigos Invisibles feat C-Funk & Silverio Lozada – EH EH OH OHLa Vida Boheme – Manos Arriba Part II (31:07)Luis Silva – Como No Voy A DercirloSimon Diaz – Caballo ViejoDavendra Banhart – Abre Las ManosAmericania – Emilia Simon Grossmann – Luna Llena ADSO – Como Si NadaMau y Ricky feat Maria Becerra – Mal Acostumbrao Part III (59:02)La Melodia Perfecta - Sobrenatural Danny Ocean – Me RehusoHugo Blanco - Moliendo Café Canelita Medina – Tanto y TantoSanLuis feat Voz Veis and Apache - Mis Ilusiones SanLuis feat Chino and Nacho – Se Acabo Part IV (93:15)Gustavo Elis - Rumba Hoy Rawayana – HIGH feat ApacheSimón Díaz - El Alma Llanera Cecelia Todd – Pajarillo PopulariKON - 사랑을 했다 (LOVE SCENARIO)Say Sue Me – Around You 

Tercera parte del resumen 2021 de Otra Mirada: Sonidos por Descubrir con Latin Rock, Rock Pop, Shoegaze, Dream Rock, y otros géneros del mainstream de Panamá Música de Making Movies, Cienfue, Lógica Estelar, Entre Nos, Llevarte a Marte, La Fiesta del Eco, Área 51, Urania Band, entre muchos otros.

As broadcast December 15, 2021 with plenty of sky blue and white for your podcast trip.  Tonight we took a trip to Argentina and through time to one of the most innovative countries in Latin American music through the decades.  We cover tunes from old school bands like Los Gatos right up through the aughts with Modular to the modern era with Gativideo, all of it intertwined in a love of psyche and exploration.  Big shouts to our main ladies Florencia Andrada and Pilar Padin as well!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Neil Young – Cinnamon GirlManal – Casa Con Diez PinosLos Aggrotones – El Reggae Es Algo SerioPilar Padin – PorvenirFlorencia Andrada – Por AmorLos Negronis – Ringo Part II (30:38)Delfina Campos – El AstronautaClara Cava – Dias de PajaPiero – Fumemos un CigarilloLos Gatos – Viento, Dile a la LluviaJuana Molina – ErasAlmendra – A Estos Hombres Tristes Part III (57:39)Banda de Turistas - Quimica  Gativideo – Bruce WillisModular - Playa BiquiniLa Joven Guardia – El Extraños del Pelo LargoSuárez – ExcursionesPyramides – Afuera Part IV (89:43)Juana Molina - Sin DonesMorbo y Mambo - CamilleRiel - Paseo PsicodélicoPilar Padin – No Soy NadaRooftop Moonlight - Blue Night Sultan of the Disco – Shining Road 

LINER NOTES: This time Kris celebrates Hispanic History Month, as she sits down with Robert Balderrama, the founding guitarist for the original Garage Band and the first ever Punk Rock group, the age-defying, universally cool ? and the Mysterians!For more about Bobby, click here. For more from Question Mark and The Mysterians, click here. --About the Podcast: ‘TEXT PROSE AND ROCK N ROLL'- is the only podcast dedicated to the written account of musicians. From artist memoirs to band bios, and anything in between. You'll hear first accounts from those who lived the lifestyle; a Book Club that rocks - literally. It was Created, Hosted & Executive Produced by Kris Kosach. It was Produced & Edited by Charlene Goto of Go-To Productions. For more on the show, visit the website. Or follow us on Instagram and Facebook @TextproserocknrollFollow Kris on Social Media: @KrisKosachFollow Producer Char on Social Media: @ProducerChar

En la entrevista de hoy tendremos al trombonista, educador y emprendedor, A. Nicolás Marquez Sensebé.   Oriundo del Callao, Perú y establecido en la ciudad de San Juan, PR., Nicolás ha tenido la oportunidad de tocar con un sinnúmero de artistas del ala clásica y popular de Puerto Rico y Perú.  Entre ellas, la agrupación de Ilegalicé Cabra, con quien ganó el Grammy Latino en la categoría de Latin Rock or Alternative album en el 2017.En esta conversación tuve la oportunidad de conocer más a fondo su historia, el proceso de cómo fue que llegó a Puerto Rico para estudiar en el https://www.cmpr.edu y todas las oportunidades que ha tenido en el proceso.  en adición, estuvimos hablando de su más reciente logro: ser contratado como profesor de trombón en el Conservatorio Josafat Roel Pineda.Puedes conseguir Nicolás bajo nicolastrombone en Instagram, así como en Facebook bajo: Nicolás Marquez.https://www.instagram.com/tromborican/https://www.facebook.com/tromboricanhttps://www.tromborican.com

This time of Text prose & RocknRoll Kris sits down with the founding guitarist of the age-defying group ? and the Mysterians to discuss their rise as rock n roll icons. 

1. WISIN JHAY CORTEZ - FIEL -MAMBO REMIX 2. BAD BUNNY - DAKITI MAMBO REMIX 3. TECHNOTRONIC - PUMP UP THE JAM HOUSE REMIX 4. CHIMBALA - MANEQUI 5. BAILA - GUARACHA MIX 6. J BALVIN - IN DA GHETTO GUARACHA MIX 7. MAJOR LAZOR - WATCH OUT FOR THIS GUARACHA 8. MALUMA - QUE CHIMBA 9. LOS ENANITOS VERDES - LAMENTO BOLIVIANO 10. LOS FABULOSOS CADILLACS - EL MATADOR 11. MARC ANTHONY - TU AMOR ME HACE BIEN 12. ANDY MONTANEZ FEAT VOLTIO - PUERTORRO 13. MARC ANTHONY - TODO TIENE SU FINAL 14. LUIS FELIPE GONZALEZ- LONDRES 15. CAROLINA SABINO - AMARGO Y DULCE 16. BAD BUNNY - YO PERRO SOLA 17. BAD BUNNY - SAFAERA 18. WISIN - LA PLAYA 19. LOS BENJAMINS - NOCHE DE ENTIERRO 20. J BALVIN - AGUA 21. FARRUKO - PEPAS

Miguel Mateos. Shoot high or "Tira para arriba". An rock song with a hidden missing about the life under the military government of Argentina.

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Geht Salsa und Rock zusammen? Sehr gut sogar, sagt Carlos Santana und legt im September 1970 den Beweis vor; Abraxas, das zweite Album der Santana-Blues-Band. Ob es tatsächlich die Erfindung des Latin-Rock ist mag umstritten sein. Die Krönung ist es auf jeden Fall. Und Abraxas ist somit die Königin.

On this installment we break format cause for the first time, this is a show without reviews (NOOOO!) So with that being the case, as they say everyone's a critic and Producer Pat will flip the tables and become the reviewer! We take a listen to the 1996 latin-rock cult classic Vagabundo, a daring effort by former Menudo member and Ricky Martin cohort Robi Draco Rosa. We discuss the unique fusion of latin and alternative rock influences on this record and how Draco and Vagabundo is more than meets the ear. 

This time on the Fffffing 40s Podcast we are joined by former athlete and entrepreneur Eduard Soponar, the former competitive swimmer talks about his recent entrepreneurial endeavours and especially his newest venture into Eco Bathroom Products.We also catch up with the wife and husband duo, Wilkund vs Wilkund and how they are getting on with their goal of producing one song a month.We round this week's episode off with an interview with Dom Polito. Dom talks about his guitar journey from a serious setback when he was 18, the musical projects that he has been a part of along the way and his upcoming Latin Rock album, Madrid. Eduard Soponar: strawberry agency | unknown calgary | monica model managementWiklund vs Wiklund: website | spotify | youtubeDom Polito: website | classic albums live | facebook | youtube | twitter | instagram | spotify | apple music | google play Sponsored by;Sponsored by:The Blind Beggar PubSwampdonkey AmplifiersTightfit DrywallDark Age CreationsHuman InputOne Wheel ServicesTracksVRJohn William Wade & AssociatesCorner Salon

The following is a conversation with Carlos Torres, a singer, guitarist and frontman for many rock bands like So Cal Tennis Pros, Drywallero and Fake Birds. Carlos talks about the importance of music in his life, having his band's album produced by the late Ikey Owens, and unorthodox, but nonetheless wild recording techniques. Afterwards, we'll have an aftershow where Ybra talks about grieving for his late wife who was his soulmate, and effects of alcoholism. This episode's sponsor: Ex-Gear Guitar Pedals https://www.Ex-Gear.com More about Carlos and his bands and associates! https://www.instagram.com/socal_tennis_pros https://www.instagram.com/drywallero_cumbia https://www.instagram.com/fake_birds_music https://www.instagram.com/compound_studio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaiah_%22Ikey%22_Owens Timestamps TBA: 00:00 Who is on this episode? Carlos Torres 00:29 What Pepe and Ybra is all about 1:14 Season 1 Theme: Voyager 1:27 Announcements 1:38 Sponsor: Ex-Gear Guitar Pedals 2:40 Support our podcast for free 3:01 Countdown to talk ("Something Unspoken" Theme) 3:16 Carlos Torres: How we met 11:49 Carlos Torres: Early Music Experiences 23:36 Carlos Torres: Introverts Who Are Entertainers 27:18 Carlos Torres: Ikey Owens Approaches So Cal Tennis Pros 24:59 Carlos Torres: Recording with Ikey Owens in the Studio 46:14 Carlos Torres: Ikey Owens Recommending Sriracha and Whiskey 1:00:46 Carlos Torres: Recording with a Click Track 1:02:46 Carlos Torres: The End of SCTP 1:14:56 Surprise Segment 1:17:30 Aftershow: Grief Observed, Alcoholism 1:30:39 Outro: what's next, support our podcast 1:32:27 Sample of "Something Unspoken" Follow Pepe and Ybra: Official website: pepeandybra.com Youtube: Pepe and Ybra on YouTube Instagram: @pepe_and_ybra Facebook: PepeAndYbra Twitter: @pepeandybra Theme Song "Something Unspoken" Spotify: https://spoti.fi/391nRcU Follow Glasspirits: Official website: glasspirits.com Spotify: Glasspirits on Spotify YouTube: youtube.com/glasspirits Instagram: @glasspirits Facebook: Glasspirits Twitter: @glasspirits #art #artists #music #musicians #musicproducer #musicindustry #musicindustrytips #musicentrepreneur #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #musicbusiness #musicproducer #podcast #podcasts #unsignedartist #unsignedrapper #spotify #spotifyplaylist #spotifypodcast #newpodcasts #newmusic #singing #singer #IkeyOwens #JackWhite #TheMarsVolta #Punkmusic #LatinRock #LatinMusic #Grief #Alcoholism #socaltennispros #drywallero #cumbia #colombianmusic #fakebirds #soulmates #relationships --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pepeandybra/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pepeandybra/support

We take the Alt.Latino Time Machine back 50 years to tell the story of how three albums captured a moment when music, culture and current events collided in song: WAR's All Day Music, El Chicano's Revolución and Santana's Santana III.

** visit acedoutpodcast.com to see photos and more **“When you think of Motown, you think of Detroit,” explains timbale player RICHARD SEGOVIA, celebrating his 42nd year with his band PURO BANDIDO. “When you think of LATIN ROCK, it’s right there in the MISSION”—the Mission District that is, the legendary San Francisco neighborhood where the genre was born. And a very young Segovia—now affectionately known to the community as the “Mayor of the Mission”—was right there to see the birth of this new sound. According to Richard, it all started with the Aliens, a five-piece formed at Mission High School in 1964 by Nicaraguan and El Salvadorian immigrants inspired by Ritchie Valens and the neighboring Haight Ashbury scene. “They were the first kinda Latin Rock band,” Segovia explains. One night, CARLOS SANTANA, then a promising young guitarist playing in a blues band, went to see the Aliens at a club called the Night Life. Santana was inspired—it occurred to him that he needed lots of percussion to give his music that special fire. That’s where his fellow future Rock and Roll Hall of Famer JOSE “CHEPITO” AREAS came in. “It was Chepito who brought percussion into Santana,” Segovia asserts. “Chepito brought the conga, the timbale, and added that to blues—changed the whole thing… Everybody wanted to play music after that.”Suddenly the hood’s troubled youth—with the crime and violence always inevitable where there is lack of money and opportunity—found a new direction. “We went from the battle of the barrios to the battle of the bands,” confirms Segovia. For his part, he joined his first band, Dungeon Sounds, on timbales because the drummer and conga positions had already been taken. They played everywhere they could, doing songs by Santana, Malo, and Azteca. “That was our top 40,” he says. The band broke up after a couple years, but Richard kept going, joining Por Vida and then Mbuhai, the latter band challenging his musical abilities considerably. “These guys were way over my head,” he confirms. “The conga player didn’t want to play with me because I didn’t know shit!” They practiced five days a week and, as always, it was sink or swim. “Nobody gave up any information back then,” he explains. “Either you had it, or you didn’t… Nobody’s gonna teach you. You got to learn it on your own… If you didn’t get it right away—‘Next!’”Meanwhile, the Latin Rock scene wasn’t off on an island of its own. Everybody was paying attention and needed some for themselves, even super funk blasters like Larry Graham, who offered Mbuhai an opening slot with Graham Central Station in Redwood City. As it turned out, Clive Davis and many other record execs were in the crowd that night. The next day, Brent Dangerfield, who’d produced Santana, offered to produce Mbuhai for CBS Records. If that weren’t enough, a gig opening for Graham Central Station at the Soul Train club on Broadway led to Don Cornelius asking Mbuhai to be his house band. Next thing they knew, they were supporting acts like Minnie Riperton, Stevie Wonder, Isaac Hayes, the Bar Kays, and Eddie Kendricks. Unfortunately, the Mbuhai album was recorded yet shelved due to circumstances outside the band’s control. But all of this experience had taught Richard how to be a leader himself. So from 1979 to today, he has presided over his badass band PURO BANDIDO—with guitarist Johnny Gunn as his “co-jefe” since ’85. But music is just a portion of what Segovia brings to Latin Rock culture. He is also a major producer and promoter of its artistic aesthetic, a drive that culminates into his crowning achievement: turning his own home into an SF landmark. A few years ago, he was approached by the Precita Eyes Muralists Association, a local nonprofit that does all the murals in the Mission. Under a grant from the California Arts Commission and through the Urban Youth Arts Program, Segovia was asked if he wanted to have his house—the same one on the corner of York & 25th that his parents had bought in the early 60s—to be covered with a mural. He could choose the theme, anything he wanted. Chewing on this opportunity, Segovia went to visit his buddy, Ishmael Versoza aka “Irish,” keyboardist and original member of the Fabulous Malibus, who later became Malo. Richard saw that Irish had some cool old band pictures on the wall. The conclusion was obvious. “I’ve been a Latin Rock player for 52 years,” says Richard, recalling his thought process. “Why don’t I dedicate the mural to Carlos Santana for bringing Latin Rock music to the Mission District?” Soon, artists from age 5 to 45 were covering his house, dubbed CASA BANDIDO, with wonderful paintings of almost 100 Latin Rock Legends, including Carlos’ late brother Jorge Santana, great friend to Segovia and co-creator of the Mission anthem, Malo’s “Suavecito.” As Richard explains, “I decided to preserve what we have left—because all the techies are coming into the neighborhood buying up all our stuff and I wanted the neighborhood to know I aint’ goin nowhere, man. I’m sticking here. I’m gonna die here.”Finally, Segovia is a true community leader, a man who knows how to organize with boundless energy when it comes to working with kids, teaching them how to be safe and play a little music. He has received numerous honors and countless thank-you letters over the years from citizens and politicians alike. In fact, before he passed, SF Mayor Ed Lee announced that September 17th is Richard Segovia Day. On October 16, 2021, Richard will hold a free concert at La Raza Park, where he will pay tribute to the too many greats who have left us recently, including Jorge Santana, Armando Parraza, Malo singer Arcelio Garcia, Raul Rico, and Rudy Salas. And before the show, he will unveil additions to his mural, including Pete, Sheila E., and the rest of the Escovedo family. In this energetic, educational, and laughter-filled interview, the Mayor discusses the African roots of the clave, why he loved Bill Graham, and playing for Eddie Money from ‘85 until his passing. Richard also talks about how his uncle Michael V. Rios designed the cover for Santana’s Grammy-winning Supernatural album at Casa Bandido, what it’s like hanging out with Al Hendrix, father to Jimi, and what the lyrics to “La Cucaracha” are really about. If all of that weren’t enough, Jay and Ace had so much fun with Richard that, less than two weeks after this interview was recorded, they performed with him alongside members of Puro Bandido, and Irish (!) from Malo at an event at the house.Produced & Hosted by Ace AlanCohosted & Coproduced by Jay Stone Website & Art by 3chardsIn-studio Photos and by Debbie JueEngineered by Dominic Brown at Soul Graffiti Studios in Oakland, CA with thanks to & Justin Ancheta, Andrew, & Alex Scammon…but we couldn’t have done it without Scott Sheppard

VIPop #39 We remember very well the moment when we first heard Brian Lopez's music and the feeling of astonishment as well as of obviousness that seized us then ... Because the greatness of this music is to succeed, from very diverse musical influences, in creating a universe as rich as coherent, where Brian Lopez's voice can reign supreme, as overwhelming on an intimate ballad as it's bewitching between two psychedelic riffs of Xixa, his current project with Gabriel Sullivan ... Boarding for Tucson, Arizona, to listen to a man as passionate as his music, to be discovered here between whispers and punchlines ... Enjoy ! On se souvient très bien du moment où l'on a entendu pour la première fois la musique de Brian Lopez et du sentiment d'étonnement tout autant que d'évidence qui nous saisit alors … Car la grandeur de cette musique est de réussir, à partir d'influences musicales très diverses, à créer un univers aussi riche que cohérent, où peut alors régner en maitre la voix de Brian Lopez, aussi bouleversante sur une ballade intimiste qu'envoutante entre 2 riffs psychédéliques de Xixa, son projet actuel avec Gabriel Sullivan … Embarquement pour Tucson, Arizona, pour écouter un homme aussi passionnant que sa musique, à découvrir ici entre chuchotements et punchlines … Enjoy !       Support us!

Bakotunes welcomes legendary guitarist Carlos Santana in a candid one-on-one conversation about his illustrious career and why it's taken him so long to visit the Central Valley, and more specifically - Bakersfield! For more information: mattomunoz@gmail.com 

A brand new show jam packed with cumbia cumbia and more cumbia! Focusing heavily on Peruvian "chicha" of the 1960's but taking us right into the 21st century - this edition contains güio and wah-wah sounds aplenty from Chile, Texas, Peru and Canberra! We’re getting you in the right vibes for a live show here in our home town of Canberra on Sunday 28th Feb - more info about that and tix to the show @ https://bit.ly/sunday_28 TRACKLISTING: Los Mirlos - Muchachito Del Oriente Money Chicha - Cumbia Familiar Juaneco y Su Combo - Ya Se Ha Muerto Mi Abuelo Los Destellos - Elisa Los Walkers - Siboney Chorizo Salvaje - Cumbia Chorizo Money Chicha - Chicha Negra Grupo Fantasma - Oye Mi Cumbia (live) Los Ilusionistas - Colegiada Los Mirlos - Sonido Amazonico Los Chavos - Baila Cha (live) Chorizo Salvaje - Cumbia Campesina Cumbia Cosmonauts - Kora Freestyle (interlude) Chorizo Salvaje - Lejos Del Mar Los Diablos Rojos - Sacalo Sacalo

A brand new show jam packed with cumbia cumbia and more cumbia! Focusing heavily on Peruvian "chicha" of the 1960's but taking us right into the 21st century - this edition contains güio and wah-wah sounds aplenty from Chile, Texas, Peru and Canberra! We’re getting you in the right vibes for a live show here in our home town of Canberra on Sunday 28th Feb - more info about that and tix to the show @ https://bit.ly/sunday_28 TRACKLISTING: Los Mirlos - Muchachito Del Oriente Money Chicha - Cumbia Familiar Juaneco y Su Combo - Ya Se Ha Muerto Mi Abuelo Los Destellos - Elisa Los Walkers - Siboney Chorizo Salvaje - Cumbia Chorizo Money Chicha - Chicha Negra Grupo Fantasma - Oye Mi Cumbia (live) Los Ilusionistas - Colegiada Los Mirlos - Sonido Amazonico Los Chavos - Baila Cha (live) Chorizo Salvaje - Cumbia Campesina Cumbia Cosmonauts - Kora Freestyle (interlude) Chorizo Salvaje - Lejos Del Mar Los Diablos Rojos - Sacalo Sacalo

A brand new show jam packed with cumbia cumbia and more cumbia! Focusing heavily on Peruvian "chicha" of the 1960's but taking us right into the 21st century - this edition contains güio and wah-wah sounds aplenty from Chile, Texas, Peru and Canberra! We’re getting you in the right vibes for a live show here in our home town of Canberra on Sunday 28th Feb - more info about that and tix to the show @ https://bit.ly/sunday_28 TRACKLISTING: Los Mirlos - Muchachito Del Oriente Money Chicha - Cumbia Familiar Juaneco y Su Combo - Ya Se Ha Muerto Mi Abuelo Los Destellos - Elisa Los Walkers - Siboney Chorizo Salvaje - Cumbia Chorizo Money Chicha - Chicha Negra Grupo Fantasma - Oye Mi Cumbia (live) Los Ilusionistas - Colegiada Los Mirlos - Sonido Amazonico Los Chavos - Baila Cha (live) Chorizo Salvaje - Cumbia Campesina Cumbia Cosmonauts - Kora Freestyle (interlude) Chorizo Salvaje - Lejos Del Mar Los Diablos Rojos - Sacalo Sacalo

" Latin Rock " Hola amigos, para esta nueva edición de JUST ROCK : Queremos presentar un programa dedicado al ROCK Latino Americano. Disfrutar de las canciones y un saludo de toda la familia que realizamos, Just Rock. Puedes comentar y pedir temas en el Chat de IVOOX y a través de Facebook, También puedes suscribirte, es gratis y estarás al día cuando se suba cada PodCast. Y recuerda, Si te gusta "No seas egoísta y comparte". Rock On!!! Y de nuevo gracias a todos esos músicos, medios de comunicación y amigos, que poco a poco con sus Saludos, ya forman parte importante de JUST ROCK.!! Latin Rock!!!. Playlist: 1.- HEARTS ON FIRE -Rainbow's End (HONDURAS). 2.- ALIADOS-Sera(PERU). 3.- FIXION-Encrucijada(URUGUAY). 4.- SIGMA 7-Por Mais Que Eu Tente Esquecer(BRASIL). ⭐ Sección "El Rincón Del Tigre" 5.- WATCHMEN - Far From Over(ARGENTINA). 6.- KRONOS - Solo quiero rock and roll(COLOMBIA). ⭐ Sección "Los Consejos De David" 7.- CODA-Pon El Mundo A Girar(MEXICO). 8.- TRACK - Espía De Tu Amor(BOLIVIA). 9.- HUNTER - Rise Up(CHILE). 10.- BAJO KONTROL -La Cinta Rosa(ECUADOR). 11.- DARUSSO -Love Is Blind(COSTA RICA). 12.- Adictiva - Destruye el dolor(PARAGUAY). 13.- ARKANGEL-Parte De Mi(VENEZUELA). 14.- NIGRO - Only For Toda(BRASIL). 15.- LOLAS - Quiero Mas(PANAMA). 16.- SARATOGA-Revolución(ESPAÑA).

Agua Loca ist die dienstälteste Musikformation der Region Stuttgart. Ende der 70er noch als Fisherman’s Walkband unterwegs, sind Agua Loca mittlerweile zu einer neunköpfigen Band herangewachsen. Über 1000 Konzerte haben sie in der über 40-jährigen Band-Geschichte zusammen gespielt und das nicht nur in Baden-Württemberg. Agua Loca ist momentan sowas wie der kleine Urlaub für die Ohren, mehr ist ja zurzeit nicht drin. Ihr neuntes Album ist seit Anfang des Jahres auf dem Markt, es heißt „Vamos al Mar“, was soviel heißt wie, wir gehen ans Meer. Zu hören sind zehn neue Songs, mit dem typischen Agua Loca Latin-Rock Sound. Gitarrist Peter Schick, hat gemeinsam mit Andy Schmitt ins neue Album reingehört und ihm dabei erzählt, welches Konzert für ihn eines der aufregendsten war und warum Corona nun wirklich nicht sein Bier ist.

In this episode, we explore music that played a significant role in social movements and protests from around the world.

En este, nuestro segundo aniversario, ofrecemos un vistazo a estos primeros dos años de Zona de Promesas, nos preguntamos por qué el rock no se viraliza en las redes sociales como Tiktok, y cuestionamos (oh boy) la musicalidad de Jim Morrison. Con temas de No Te Va Gustar featuring Julieta Venegas, Vicentico y Enrique Bubury.

On this episode of the podcast Ajani sat down with award winning and Grammy nominated Singer-Songwriter, Elsten Torres. Elsten is known as one of the pioneers in Latin Rock in the 90's. As a singer-songwriter he boasts ten top-10 Billboard charting hits and has 2 Grammy nominations. He holds six BMI songwriters awards and is a board member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) for the Florida chapter. Sit back and enjoy this podcast as shares his advice and experience to upcoming music professionals. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ajanigee/support

AlexAlco evolved his multi-instrumental soloist show by combining with his father, David, and an all star cast of friends to form a Fam Jam band. Los Alcos blend rhythmic Latin-Rock, trippy Psych-Pop, and groovy Space-Funk into a spicy performance. This episode I talk to the extremely talented Alex Alcocer and his dog Slayer about some of our favorite bands like Pink Floyd, the Mars Volta, and Rage Against the Machine. We also discuss positivity, his musical style/influences, and the importance of voting!https://losalcos.com/releaseshttps://www.facebook.com/LosAlcoshttps://www.instagram.com/losalcos/?hl=en

#018 - When Bertrand met Leo over 20 years ago, he had no idea that this unassuming handyman was dealing with a crippling back condition and a debilitating drug addiction. Nor could he imagine Leo's backstory a former Latin rock star and the percussionist for the group Malo at the age of 18, Leo was being whisked away via limo and private jet to famous venues like Carnegie hall, American Bandstands, Rolling on the River, and much more. Leo's life is so fascinating that it was even documented in an ESPN Deportes feature. From the highest of highs to being so broken, he could barely function. It got so bad. His family staged an intervention and forced Leo into rehab. But it was here and shortly after at Skyline College, where Leo began to rekindle his passion for running. A passion. He almost completely threw away due to his addiction. But was now ready to embrace. Leo and his wife, Virginia joined the Dolphins South End Running Club. And today have logged over 17,000 miles, attended hundreds of races, become Brazen Streakers, qualified for Boston and have been sober for over 16 years. But most importantly, Leo and Virginia have now become pillars of the running community. Spreading their love and positive message to everyone they meet, especially those who are struggling with addiction. And they've even become running coaches, inspiring the next generation of runners. Best of all, Leo never lost his passion for music and is performing with his new band Momo Tombo, and they are killing it. You're going to love this story from the heartache, the perseverance and the triumphs. So here we go.

Though Hispanic/Latinx/Latino music from the United States of the last couple of decades has primarily focused on club bangers and Pop music, there was a time when practically everyone in the underground and the mainstream was grooving to a brand new and hip sound not before experienced by anyone. #hispanicheritagemonth #latinorock #lantinx #santana

Homenaje póstumo al gran rockero español Pau Donés - Jarabe de Palo.

Ezequiel Mosqueira of Latin rock band SangriLa discusses life in Mexico, how the COVID-19 virus has affected the band's music and live shows. He also explains the meaning of some of the songs from their first album, and of course, the release of their latest video "El Tiempo". [...]

Ezequiel Mosqueira of Latin rock band SangriLa discusses life in Mexico, how the COVID-19 virus has affected the band's music and live shows. He also explains the meaning of some of the songs from their first album, and of course, the release of their latest video "El Tiempo". [...]

Ezequiel Mosqueira of Latin rock band SangriLa discusses life in Mexico, how the COVID-19 virus has affected the band's music and live shows. He also explains the meaning of some of the songs from their first album, and of course, the release of their latest video "El Tiempo". [...]

#SéptimoDía presenta Soda Stereo con el disco en vivo "El Último Concierto".

#SéptimoDía presenta Soda Stereo con el disco en vivo "El Último Concierto".

Conversamos sobre el documental Strangers in the Forest de Depeche Mode y los Latin Grammys 2019; con comentarios y música de Mon Laferte, Juanes, Draco Rosa y Andres Calamaro.

Our guest on today’s episode lives in Napa, California. He is a guitar teacher at Napa School of Music, and is the YouTube phenom who created, “100 Famous Rock Guitar Riffs”. He has a BA in Music Composition and has diverse musical interests. He has written and performed in a multitude of genres from Latin Rock, to Medieval Folk music, to 12 tone serialism. Our guest also happens to have been our co-host, Daniel Townsend’s guitar teacher for many years. We are thrilled to welcome our guest, Brodie Cumming! A Canadian Christmas Daniel Townsend Music        

Décimo quinto programa de Otra Mirada por Radio 10, 88.1 FM en Panamá (www.radio10pty.com). Edición titulada "Chicano y Latin Rock": Rock chicano y latino de la década de los 70. Música de Santana, Malo, Peace and Love, Barrabás, y muchos otros. No te pierdas Otra Mirada todos los miércoles a las 8 pm en Radio 10.

En Esté #SéptimoDía tenemos a Café Tacvba para traernos "Un Viaje" con #LunaenDirecto.

Tenemos en este #SéptimoDía a, Los Tres desde Chile para presentar "Arena"con LunaenDirecto

En esté #SéptimoDía presentamos desde el estadio de Obras en #Argentina en el año 2000 a Los Fabulosos Cadillacs y su Hola & Chao con #LunaenDirecto.

Coming up, a story about a bird that lives in the Bay and eats our trash. Then, in Bay Area Beats, we'll hear the story of the San Francisco band Dakila, who after more than four decades are reaching a new generation of fans.

Festejando los 60 años de Gustavo Cerati, en #SéptimoDía presentamos "Ahí Vamos" con #LunaenDirecto.

Alma Nebula is a rock band from the west of Puerto Rico with elements of pop rock, swing and Latin Rock. LISTEN to ALMA NEBULA: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3yBZYSlLakZ66GBOOilSCj https://soundcloud.com/user-942611639 FOLLOW ALMA NEBULA on SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.facebook.com/almanebulaofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/almanebula/ FOLLOW FEN on SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.facebook.com/fencorrea/ https://www.instagram.com/fencorrea/ https://twitter.com/fencorrea FIND FEN'S Books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Fernando-E.-E.-Correa-Gonz%C3%A1lez/e/B07221Q1FY/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1536059902&sr=8-1

#ArtLife - Cortes talks about his favorites pieces at the Frick Collection Museum.  #CultureTalk - Carla talks about the history of Latin Rock and some bands you should check out. #HablandoEspañol - Colección, Industrialista, Fortuna, Residencia, Viuda, Alta Calidad, Mansión, Batería, Metálica, Expansión, Testamento, Banda de Rock.  PINS, POSTERS AND STICKERS - LAUNCH ONE & LAUNCH TWO NOW AVAILABLE AT CORTESNYC.BIGCARTEL.COM  Check out Carla's SoundCloud Here - Soundcloud.com/carladepuertorico Find us on Instagram - @cortesnyclivestream And on Facebook - Cortesnyc Livestream    

Welcome back to the latest episode of This Week in Aruba, which covers the events from Friday, October 19th to Thursday, October 25th also known as timeshare week 42. On this episode, we will bring you the latest events and happenings in Aruba.   The shoutout for this week goes to Amal who’s one of the owners of Alfie’s. Her birthday is on the 20th so Happy Birthday Amal! Best wishes.   Let’s head on over to the events section.   SPECIAL EVENTS   Eat Local Aruba Restaurant Month *updated* When: October 2018 Where: Aruba Source: https://www.visitaruba.com/things-to-do/aruba-events/eat-local-aruba-restaurant-month/ This month-long event throughout October highlights authentic Aruban cuisine. The restaurants’ prix-fixe meals allow visitors to enjoy local cuisine for a very reasonable price, with lunches costing $15 and dinners $30 - $40. No passes, tickets or vouchers are required— attending diners can simply visit their favorite participating restaurants throughout the program dates to enjoy the special menu offerings. More than 65 restaurants sign up for this culinary event and incorporate authentic local dishes in their menu. Restaurants that already feature local menus are adding on specials and accenting on the local flavors. Reservations are always recommended! Click on selected restaurants to view their Eat Local special!   Cuba's Cookin Driftwood Elements Fresco L.G. Smith's Steak & Chop House La Vista Las Ramblas Taste of Belgium   Other participating restaurants:   Amuse Sunset Restaurant - Dinner Asi es mi Peru - Dinner BLT Steak - Dinner Cafe the Plaza - Dinner Cafe the Plaza - Lunch Casa Nonna - Dinner Dragonfly Sushi and Asian Restaurant - Dinner Fishes & More - Dinner Hadicurari - Dinner Hadicurari - Lunch Ike's Bistro - Dinner MooMba Beach Bar & Restaurant - Dinner MooMba Beach Bar & Restaurant - Lunch Nos Clubhuis - Lunch Old Fisherman - Lunch Old Fisherman - Dinner Omakase Sushi Bar - Dinner Papiamento Restaurant - Dinner Passions on the Beach - Dinner Pega Pega Beach Bar & Grill - Lunch Que Pasa Restaurant, Bar & Art Gallery - Dinner Red Fish - Lunch Salt & Pepper - Dinner Salt & Pepper - Lunch Sea Salt Grill - Lunch Sea Salt Grill - Dinner Screaming Eagle Restaurant - Dinner Surfside Beach Bar - Lunch Tango Argentine Grill - Dinner The Chophouse at Manchebo - Dinner The Kitchen Table by White - Lunch The Lazy Turtle - Dinner 1 The Lazy Turtle - Dinner 2 The Lazy Turtle - Lunch Tulip Restaurant - Dinner Tulip Restaurant - Lunch White Modern Cuisine - Dinner   FOOD/DINING Rosé All Day When: 20 October / 5:00pm-12:00am Where: Renaissance Private Island Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/451549965327435/   We're raising the bar (and our wine glasses) this year!   Are you ready for some sandy feet and salty hair...come live La Vie en Rosé on Renaissance Private Island.   Mark your calendar because Saturday, October 20th is time to EAT, SLAY and drink Rosé.   Tickets will be $40 which includes boat ride to Renaissance Island, access to the party, $10 Rosé credit and a goody bag. Available at the Navigators Desk in hotel lobby and at Arion Wine Company N.V.   *Admission 18+ *Dress-code: White / Pink   Greek Night When: 20 October / 6:30-11:00pm Where: De Suikertuin Bistro (Wilhelminastraat #64, N.A. Oranjestad) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/243026529669099/   Greek night with 4-course menu and welcome drink. Join us for some Greek food, drinks, and fun! Starts at 6.30 PM. US$ 37.50 per person.   The Full Moon Romantic Experience When: 23 October / 8:00-9:30pm Where: PASSIONS ON THE BEACH Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/1572363702854696/   Passions on the Beach restaurant invites you for a special 3-course dinner at every full moon.   Starting from 8:00 PM every full moon   3 Course Dinner only - US$ 49,- per person 3 Course Dinner & Wine pairing - US$ 65,- per person 3 Course Dinner & Champagne - US$ 175,- for 2 persons   Menu   Appetizer: “Mariage de Séléné” (Bisque with scallop and lobster) Entrée : “Terre et Mer” (Beef tenderloin and garlic shrimp, sweet potato puree, asparagus, stuffed mini sweet pepper ) Dessert: “Passion" Cheesecake   15% Service Charge, 1.5% tax & 2% Health Levy will be added to your bill. Reservation required. Please contact our Concierge at +297 527 1118 | concierge@amsterdammanor.aw | www.amsterdammanor.com   LIFESTYLE Camino Walks Aruba When: 20 October / 6:00-9:00 am Where: Aruba Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/267474683903542/ Hosted by Gea Sougé Life Coaching   For the ones that like to practice for their future "Camino to Santiago" or just love walking long distances with others, I have scheduled 4 Camino Walks early Saturday mornings from 6 – 9 am. We will be walking approximately 10 – 15 km’s.   In 2015, I walked the Camino Frances to Santiago de Compostela in 40 days and averagely 22 km’s per day. In 2017, I walked via the Camino Norte and Camino Primitivo to Santiago de Compostela. And I just returned from Spain where I walked from Leon to Santiago in 13 days.  I love to share some of my best practices on the Camino whilst walking.   And it is also fun to practice together, share some pilgrim stories and have some meaningful conversations and grow our nature awareness together. Most of the time, I also share a nature-based tool that helps you discover more about yourself.   What to expect? These Camino walks are hikes mainly in nature with some climbs and approximately 10 – 15 km’s. Please bring a backpack with a snack, sufficient water, and wear good hiking boots.   Dates:   Saturday, October 20, 2018 from 6:00 am – 9:00 am – Calbas   Sign up at 594 4250 or email geasouge@gmail.com. Upon sign-up I will inform you about the meeting location.                                     The Camino walks are a gift to you. If you like to gift something, you are more than welcome.   Car Wash for Charity When: 20 October / 9:00am-1:00pm Where: Kooyman Aruba (Av. E.J. Watty Vos 20, Oranjestad, Aruba) Hosted by: International School of Aruba Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/340722396486978/   The students of the Key Club of the International School of Aruba will be washing cars to raise funds for Fundacion pa hende muhe den dificultad (FHMD). FHMD is a local organization in Aruba that has been giving support and shelter to women  who find themselves in emergency situations.   Please visit us at Kooyman Aruba on Saturday, October 20th from 9AM to 1PM to support this organization.   Cars 20 AFL Trucks/SUVs 25 AFL   End Polio Now 5 KM Fun Walk/Run by Rotary Club of Aruba When: 21 October / 4:00 pm Where: Plaza Nikki Habibe Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/174457720123449/   Last year we celebrated World Polio Day at the Fisherman’s hut, together with more than 1400 other Rotary Clubs around the world.   Join us this year on Sunday 21 October 2018!   Register HERE and use one of our 2 payment posts at Nature's Discount Seroe Blanco and Bestial Pet House.   Pantene Beautiful Lengths Hair Donation Day! When: 21 October / 10:00am-2:00pm Where: The Stars Beauty Salon (Dominicanessenstraat 18, 00000 Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/256410345063455/   On Sunday, 21 October from 10AM-2PM, The Stars Beauty Salon together with COMPRA LTD. and the Mary Joan Foundation are working together for a worthy good cause: Helping women who are bravely fighting a cancer diagnosis. When their medical treatments cause their hair to fall out, we want to help them with hair donations. Are YOU willing to help? In order to participate, the minimum length of hair we can accept is 15cm. Please show your support for women fighting cancer by supporting them with a donation of your hair!   ArubaSalsa's Dance-A-Thon Charity Event for Casa Cuna! When: 25 October / 7:00pm-2:00am Where: Emotions Nightclub Aruba (Pos abao z/n, Oranjestad Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/189472525280458/   Join ArubaSalsa's Dance-A-Thon Charity for Casa Cuna event!   ArubaSalsa is celebrating its 10th year of existence and we're having 5 days of events from Oct. 24th to 28th.   We don't just party however, we also love to give back to the community of Aruba. From free classes at Imeldahof, to participating every year in the reef care project, to helping out during ArubaDoet, we love giving back in any way we can.   That's why we now are helping out Casa Cuna with our Dance-A-Thon charity event!   Sign up with a dance partner and get ready to dance. We want to know who can dance the longest throughout the night. There's going to be 3 genres of music. Salsa, Bachata and Merengue. The goal is to dance non stop. The last couple standing is the winner.   There are amazing prizes also for the winners: 1st place: Weekend stay at Tropicana Aruba Resort 2nd place: Fun trip at sea on Jolly Pirates Aruba 3rd place: Dancing course for 2 at ArubaSalsa   Registration is required, and it's only Afl.15 per person. Please register at www.ArubaSalsa.com or by sending a Whatsapp to 593-7506. ENTERTAINMENT Cosy Cotton Blues Band! When: 19 October / 9:00-11:50pm Where: Alfie's in Aruba Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/268457730676525/   Amal turns 35 at midnight, and we're celebrating with Cosy Cotton Blues Band! They'll take us from Aruba to a Chicago blues club, the swamps of Louisiana, the streets of Memphis, or the Mississippi Delta! If you're a fan of the blues, you won't want to miss this!   Rene Mazzelli Live at Rock'n'Rock Aruba When: 19 October / 9:00pm-1:00am Where: Rock’n'Rock (Caya Taratata, Coral Plaza 15 L-3, Pos Abao, AW Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/1074476322723244/   A graduated musician from the University of the Atlantic in Fine Arts with an honorable mention in 2016. Performer of Latin Rock. Handles a repertoire from Argentine Rock (Cerati, Spinetta, Soda Estero, Charly Garcia) to Britpop. He has played as a soloist and along different bands in places all around Colombia, alternating with bands of national recognition like Cielito Drive and Pernett, among others. He also plays covers of Oasis, Queen of Stone Age, RHCP, Noel Gallagher, and many more rock classics.   Rock'n'Rock feature Audiohazard Live! When: 20 October / 11:00pm-12:00am Where: Rock’n'Rock (Caya Taratata, Coral Plaza 15 L-3, Pos Abao, AW Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/598681917201301/   After a huge break, Audiohazard is going to perform on October 20 for the first time at Rock'n'Rock. Be there and don't lose this chance to hear them.   Jazz with Amado When: 20 October / 8:30-11:00pm Where: Café de Bonte Koe Aruba (Kerkstraat 4, Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/1872461729442940/   Swing, Blues, Rock'n Roll and Jazz. Every Saturday, live with Amado & Special Guest. Real instruments and real voices in honor of all the legends of those golden years. Come meet what Café de Bonte Koe Aruba has to offer, as a part of the Blauwe Steeg Oranjestad, Aruba. Where history, culture, and ambiance meet in one alley.   Rock in October "Rocktober" When: 25 October / 7:00-11:00pm Where: The Wine Room (L.G. Smith Blvd #126 Suite #1, 00000 Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/231970321006022/   This October, The Wine Room will focus on rock music every Thursday of the month so don't be surprised to hear Metallica, Nirvana or even Alice in Chains while you're sipping wine. We like to diversify things a bit sometimes. Hope you can enjoy it together with us. Cheers to Rocktober! Guy Bavli: Master of the Mind When: 23-24 October / starting 8:00 pm (recurring event every Tue, Wed, or Thu until Jan. 3, 2019) Where: Alhambra Casino & Ballroom Source: http://www.masterofthemind.com/aruba/   MASTER OF THE MIND - LIVE WEEKLY IN ARUBA! A LIVE INTERACTIVE MIND READING AND TELEKINESIS EXPERIENCE.   Come join hilarious mentalist, Guy Bavli, also known as KINETIC MAN from Stan Lee's Superhumans. Take a journey into the mysteries of the human mind.   Bavli starred in over 400 television shows, toured in 60 countries worldwide and headlined more than 1200 shows at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.   Bavli is headlining in Aruba with his Award-Winning show – NOW APPEARING WEEKLY AT THE ALHAMBRA CASINO & BALLROOM - every Tuesday & Wednesday.   Very FUNNY. Very INTERACTIVE. Very INNOVATIVE. And always INCREDIBLY AMAZING!   Reserve your tickets today! Tickets are also available for walk-in at the door if there are available seats left. We recommend to pre order as we tend to sell out every show! (Come early at 7:00 for tickets at the door).   Doors open: 7:30 pm (Open seating – unless you have VIP package, then reserved VIP seating will be kept for you!) Show time: 08:00 pm Show is about 2 hours long, with short intermission. Cash Bar is available at the lobby.   LEAVE YOUR LOGIC AT THE DOOR... AND TAKE A WALK ON THE MIND!   Aruba Sinatra Dinner Show at The Old Cunucu House Restaurant When: 25 October / 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Where: The Old Cunucu House (Palm Beach 150, 0000 Palm Beach, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/968899453248017/   Are you searching for things to do in Aruba? Aruba Sinatra Shows started 6 years ago and we would like to celebrate it with you while enjoying the good things of life any time this year. After more than 300 weekly performances Aruba Sinatra Shows is one of the longest running productions in Aruba!   Experience beautiful composed, orchestrated and arranged music with wonderful romantic lyrics sung by Fred de Jong. Order local food and delicious drinks while watching our Aruba Sinatra Dinner Show at The Old Cunucu House Restaurant or ask for our Dinner Special Menu.   Live entertainment every Thursday from 7:30 till 9:30 pm featuring songs like:"Fly Me To The Moon", "I've Got The World On A String", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "My Way", "New York - New York", "The Way You Look Tonight" and many more...   The Show Ticket is only $15.00 per person (food and drinks, transportation, gratuities not included). During the show you can eat and drink something a la carte.   KARAOKE/SPECIAL NIGHTS   Barney’s Restaurant (Palm Beach 21 A Palm Beach, Aruba) Website: https://barneysaruba.com – Karaoke Nights every Fridays, starting at 10:00 pm   Soprano’s Piano Bar (Lloyd G. Smith Boulevard 370, Noord, Aruba) Website: http://www.sopranospianobararuba.com/ – Unplugged Nights every Saturdays, starting at 8:00 pm   Matthew’s Beachside Restaurant (J.E. Irausquin Blvd 51, Oranjestad) Website: https://www.matthews-aruba.com/ – Karaoke Nights every Wednesdays, 9:00 – 11:00 pm   7 Club Lounge Bar (Windstraat 32, Oranjestad, Aruba) Page: https://www.facebook.com/7arubacom/ – Karaoke Nights every Wednesdays, 7:00 pm – 2:00 am   Rock’n'Rock(Caya Taratata, Coral Plaza 15 L-3, Pos Abao, AW Oranjestad) Page: https://www.facebook.com/rocknrockaruba/ – Rockaoke every Wednesdays, 10:00 pm - 1:00 am   Ricardo’s Restaurant & Bar (J.E. Irausquin Blvd 53, Aruba) Website: http://ricardosaruba.restaurant/ – Karaoke Dance Party! every Thursdays, starting at 9:00 pm   The Rose Bar & Lounge Restaurant (Boegoeroei 11-Z, Noord) Page: https://www.facebook.com/therosearuba/ – Karaoke Happy Hour every Thursdays, starting at 6:00 pm   What goes on at Bugaloe? J.E. Irausquin Blvd. 79, Palm Beach, Aruba   Friday, 19 October: Travel Session Band & Lieke Every Friday Bugaloe invites you on the dance floor with catching tunes of all time hits! Live music by the Travel Session Band joined by Bugaloe singer Lieke between 7-10pm. This is how life is supposed to be: Fun, Friends and Happiness! See you on Friday! Saturday, 20 October: Spareribs and Karaoke Night Every Saturday we welcome you to enjoy our delicious falling off-the-bone tender Spareribs for only $12,50! Later that night it’s karaoke! Hosted by Aruba’s number one entertainer Giovanni Trim! We will see you on Saturday between 8.30 pm and 11.30 pm for karaoke! Don’t be afraid to enter the stage, the stage is yours! Free entrance. Sunday, 21 October: Travel Session Band Sunday night means Travel Session Night! Every week the Travel Session Band is performing live on stage at Bugaloe, with your all time favorite hits from the 80’s, 90’s and nowadays. So, come on and dance, sing, swing... but most of all: have fun! Sunday night is your night out! Live music from 7 till 10 pm. Tuesday, 23 October: Joyride Band Every Tuesday from 7 till 10 pm Joyride Band live with a variety of 80’s, 90’s and all time hits!  Ease out your day and enjoy your cocktail while the sun sets from Bugaloe’s pier. Most of all: have fun! Tuesday night is your night out! Wednesday, 24 October: Salsa Night Bugaloe hosts a weekly FREE Salsa & Merengue workshop! Every Wednesday from 8.30-9.30 pm we will show you the ins and outs of Latin dancing. Our Motto: Everybody can dance! The whole night Salsa music will be played to set the mood. Whether you want to dance the night away or just relax and enjoy the tunes of salsa music, it's a perfect night out!   What goes on at MooMba?JE Irausquin Blvd. 230, Palm Beach, Aruba Friday, 19 October (8:00pm): Latin Night with C-Zar Olarte LIVE at MooMba Beach Friday nights are for the Latin lovers as C-Zar Olarte takes the lead by singing and plating the hottest Latin beats. His distinctive voice is amazing, and his highest notes can put a lady's pipes to shame. Singing a wide variety of styles, such as merengue and salsa, C-Zar is popular among locals as well as visitors.   Everyone's sandy feet are itching to dance when hearing C-Zar perform at MooMba Beach. The always mellow vibes at MooMba, the relaxed atmosphere and terrific cocktails make even the timidest of us lose their inhibitions, but on Friday Nights, it is Latin party-time from the word go.   So, come on down to MooMba Beach to see international star C-Zar in action, dance and have fun! Latin Night starts at 9pm and the entrance is free. Sunday, 21 October (7:00pm): Joyride Band LIVE Dave and his musical team are notorious on the island. Wherever they show up, a party is guaranteed. So get ready for an evening with pop, soul, funk and most of all... FUN! Monday, 22 October (9:00pm): The Untouchables LIVE Lead singer Cesar Olarte of The Untouchables is a phenomenon on Aruba: his distinctive voice is amazing and his highest notes can put a lady's pipes to shame. Singing a wide variety of styles, such as merengue, salsa, pop and reggae, Cesar and his Untouchables are popular among locals as well as visitors. Everyone's sandy feet are itching to dance when hearing Cesar and his 4-man band perform at MooMba Beach, where he can be seen in action. The always mellow vibes at MooMba, the relaxed atmosphere and terrific cocktails make even the most timid of us lose their inhibitions, but on the days that The Untouchables are playing, it is party-time from the word go. So come on down to MooMba Beach to see international star Cesar and The Untouchables in action and have fun! Wednesday, 24 October (7:00pm): Travel Sessions LIVE Aruba’s hottest Caribbean style band with many international songs. The Travel Sessions formation makes sure you will get on the dance floor and make you soak in the authentic Caribbean feeling right at MooMba Beach. Happy moments! Thursday, 25 October (4:00pm): Thursday's Karaoke Party Have you ever wanted to grab the mic and belt out a song?   Most people love to sing in the shower - there, in the privacy of this super small venue, they are superstars. But now they can take their aspirations one step further: sing their hearts out during Thursday afternoon’s Karaoke Party at MooMba Beach. It is a weekly event, held from 4 to 6 pm, and everyone can join in free of charge. Rasta Alvin is the host of the party, which features bucket specials on Heineken, Amstel Bright, Chill and Balashi beer.   Be bold, break the mould, step out of your comfort zone and grab the microphone. Just do it - it will be one more great memory of your trip to Aruba. And who knows: you might be discovered at MooMba! Let’s look into the cruise ships schedule portion for this week.     Our topic for discussion this week is something that’s relevant to everyone: the weather. It’s been raining in Aruba quite a bit. Just a little bit more than normal. If there’s anything at all that you would like to suggest for the show or simply want to relay feedback, please do send me an email at curt@onehappypodcast.com or drop a voice message on our hotline number (302) 635-0815.

Holy Golden is the multifaceted musical world of Leslie Schott and Andrew Valenti. who met during a lunar eclipse on Martha's Vineyard and soon began crafting mythological mini-worlds into home-recorded albums, music videos, short films, and photo stories.  Holy Golden's music blends euphoric dream-pop with lo-fi garage rock to create songs that feel both vulnerable and mysterious.  They have released two full-length albums, several music videos, and a new EP, toured throughout the US twice and will release a new album, Otherworld, recorded from a historic ballroom in Newport, Rhode Island, will be released February 2 along with the single from the album,  "Arrival" . Money Chicha is an Austin, Texas based group featuring members of the Grammy-award winning Latin orchestra Grupo Fantasma and its offshoot funk outfit Brownout. They play a fuzzed-out, reverb-drenched and percussion-heavy music inspired by the sounds of Peru and Colombia in the 60’s and 70’s, sometimes called “Chicha” music, known for Latin beats, psychedelic surf guitar pyrotechnics and melodies influenced by the indigenous culture of the Andes mountains. Money Chicha is a modern translation of this South American musical style by highly skilled veteran artists.  Money Chicha’s debut album Echo en Mexico was released in July 2016 on Vampisoul/Munster records, and they have been featured in numerous compilations and tours.

Clay and Lorraine had the opportunity to interview Richard Bean of SAPO, legendary Latin Rock Band. Richard wrote the lyrics and melody of Suavecito. Released in 1972, Suavecito has gone to become one of latin rock's most requested classical love songs! Listen in to KMOVE Radio talk to Richard about the words behind the song. 

En este primer episodio hablo acerca de mi proceso en la composición, mi experiencia creativa en otras bandas, y algunos consejos para los que quieren hacer algo mas que covers.En el minuto 14 toco una canción de la banda peruana La Pezuña de mi Abuelo, Banda que integre hace algún tiempo.Si haces musica o te gusta la musica y quieres participar en este podcast, comunicate conmigo a tertuliarockera@gmail.com

En este primer episodio hablo acerca de mi proceso en la composición, mi experiencia creativa en otras bandas, y algunos consejos para los que quieren hacer algo mas que covers.En el minuto 14 toco una canción de la banda peruana La Pezuña de mi Abuelo, Banda que integre hace algún tiempo.Si haces musica o te gusta la musica y quieres participar en este podcast, comunicate conmigo a tertuliarockera@gmail.com

Born in the streets of Los Angeles, Las Cafeteras are children of immigrants who are remixing roots music and telling modern day stories with eclectic instruments, including jarana’s, requinto, a donkey jawbone, a West African bass instrument called the Marimbol, cajón, and a wooden platform called the Tarima used to dance Zapateado. Las Cafeteras formed as a band in 2008  to document the histories of their neighborhoods through music. They started as students of the Eastside Café, a Zapatista inspired community space in East Los Angeles where they were influenced by the culture, storytelling, and poetic music of Son Jarocho, a traditional music from Veracruz, Mexico. To honor women and challenge masculine language, they feminized their group name by calling themselves, Las Cafeteras, rather than Los Cafeteros. They have recently returned from a sold out national tour and will be playing Friday night at California State University in Northridge. The daughter of musicians, Kesenia Valenti was born and raised in the port of Khodka, Russia – literally the last stop on the Trans-Siberian Railroad.  The isolation didn’t stop her.  She began studying classical piano at 6, was a finalist on the national Russian television program ‘Sing if you Can” and found a way to move to Los Angeles to study acting and continue her musical career. She began working with producer Mario Marchetti and songwriter Gino Barletta to craft high energy, rhythmic pop songs based on her life.  At the same time she began studying comedy, producing comedy videos and acting.  Now a triple threat, she has just released her first single, with more on the way.

The band immediately began writing as a trio and were eager to finally introduce their music to an audience. In May of 2014, the trio took their new material into the studio and recorded their debut 3-song EP entitled “Welcome to Babylon”. The EP begins with the compelling lead single “Karma”, which contrasts against the melancholy nature of “Arrived”. The release then culminates in the final track, “The Great Pretend”, which makes a brief yet strong first statement on an impressive debut. The EP was produced by Andres Torres, which is a new up and coming producer which primarily has worked with some notable acts in the Latin Rock genre. The DOB project marked his first foray working with an American Rock band. Mastering of the EP was handled by GRAMMY nominated mastering engineer Joe LaPorta who is best known for his work with the Foo Fighters, Killers, Imagine Dragons and Vampire Weekend at Sterling Sound in NYC making this a world class project in every sense of the word. Soon after the recording was done the members agreed that the time had come to add a drummer to the mix. After working with several drummers and holding numerous auditions the band introduced their latest member to the fold Chris Toeller. We have a new show called WA Sessions. Be sure to check it out on iTunes. Coming soon to Google Music, iHeart Radio. Become a member for free on WorldArts.com  

 The band immediately began writing as a trio and were eager to finally introduce their music to an audience. In May of 2014, the trio took their new material into the studio and recorded their debut 3-song EP entitled “Welcome to Babylon”. The EP begins with the compelling lead single “Karma”, which contrasts against the melancholy nature of “Arrived”. The release then culminates in the final track, “The Great Pretend”, which makes a brief yet strong first statement on an impressive debut. The EP was produced by Andres Torres, which is a new up and coming producer which primarily has worked with some notable acts in the Latin Rock genre. The DOB project marked his first foray working with an American Rock band. Mastering of the EP was handled by GRAMMY nominated mastering engineer Joe LaPorta who is best known for his work with the Foo Fighters, Killers, Imagine Dragons and Vampire Weekend at Sterling Sound in NYC making this a world class project in every sense of the word. Soon after the recording was done the members agreed that the time had come to add a drummer to the mix. After working with several drummers and holding numerous auditions the band introduced their latest member to the fold Chris Toeller. We have a new show called WA Sessions. Be sure to check it out on iTunes. Coming soon to Google Music, iHeart Radio. Become a member for free on WorldArts.com

Entrevistamos a la banda radicada en México fundada en Israel con músicos de Panamá, Venezuela y México. Nota Sonotra mezcla sonidos de origen mediterráneo y judío con el Latin Rock.Estarán de promoción en Bogotá la última semana de julio.

La Santa Cecilia‘s soulful music mixes cumbia, klezmer, rock (and more!) with politics, a love for Los Angeles, and romance. Their second album, “Treinta Días” won the Grammy for best Latin Rock album and… Continue reading →

WALK with a Latin Beat, is my tribute to Latin Dance Music—the perfect upbeat accompaniment for walking--a lively energizing mix of Latin music in the 120 BPM up to 140 BPM range, with interval speeds!  The passionate rhythms hard to resist!   I've highlighted Tango in this Latin dance music mix for Walking because of its Latin origin, captivating ambiance, walking-conducive tempo and world-wide appeal, (even though ballroom experts classify Tango as a smooth dance, not Latin).  Plus you'll enjoy Merengue, Rumba, Salsa and more, including Latin/Rock fusion a la Santana style!     Podcast Intro/Details:   -Invigorating Latin Music companion for a 30-minute Walk!   -Music speed/tempo: 120 – 130 BPM, plus two Fast at 140 BPM!   -Interval speed/tempos - ramp up and down to change up the pace!   -I will tell you what is coming up and cheer you on!   For more Walking Ideas, Information, Encouragement and Podcasts please visit http://www.justlovewalking.com/   Please sign up for my newsletter from JustLoveWalking.com to get blog and podcast updates and to be entered for a chance to WIN a $25 iTunes Gift Card, too!   Sandra - JustLoveWalking  

Reseñas de eventos de este fin de semana y el cartel del vive latino 2014

Reseñas de eventos de este fin de semana y el cartel del vive latino 2014

Herbert Asprilla o Dj Bongo, es un colombiano que llegó a Berlín a finales de los noventa, en plena ebullición de la capital alemana. Le tocó duro, sin el idioma y sin amigos se contruyó su propio mundo. Organizó una fiesta mensual de “Latin Rock y algo más” que perdura hasta la fecha. Es también un reconocido promotor de conciertos en el ámbito de la música Latina en Berlín.

Amigos Invisibles, Circo, Los Bunkers, Caifanes, Cerati, Castañeda, Rey Pila, Manu Chao y el tema nuevo de Paul McCartney

Amigos Invisibles, Circo, Los Bunkers, Caifanes, Cerati, Castañeda, Rey Pila, Manu Chao y el tema nuevo de Paul McCartney

Desde mi perspectiva editorial les presento los que considero los mejores discos de Rock Latino-alternativo del 2012...Colombia, México, Argentina, Uruguay Producción: Gabriel Ochoa Guión:Olivia Luna

Desde mi perspectiva editorial les presento los que considero los mejores discos de Rock Latino-alternativo del 2012...Colombia, México, Argentina, Uruguay Producción: Gabriel Ochoa Guión:Olivia Luna

Latin Rock band Sonsoles hang's in Tio Luis's Garage and plays an acoustic jam. Rock Promoter Rick Ortega talks about the First Annual Tritone Latin Music Fest and gives away tickets. Jackie Casas talks about Presidential Debates, lost twins, and diseases. Jose takes another Patriot Pass, and Angel drops a Chill Lounge.

In Rock the Nation: Latin/o Identites and the Latin Rock Diaspora (Continuum, 2010), Roberto Avant-Mier challenges the traditional historical notion of rock and roll and rock being the result of the converging of white and African-American musics only. Instead, he argues, the history of rock is replete with Latin/o culture. Avant-Mier traces the Latin influence in rock back as far as any history of the rock will. Included in his story are the Mexico-based border radio stations listened to by many early blues, country and rock and roll artists, the zoot-suited pachuco culture popular among Latino/as in the 1940s and 1950s, the Latin/o influence on the classic garage rock of the 1960s, the birth of Mexican rock and its relation to Onda literature in the 1970s and eighties, the dearth of Latino/as in the global punk rock movement of the nineties and, finally, a discussion of Latin/o rock in the twenty-first century. Infused within Avant-Mier’s argument is the notion that Latin/o rock is much more than the participation of Mexican-Americans in American rock. It is a cultural movement that spans all of North and South American, calling into question traditional ideas about political and cultural borders. A serious understanding of rock en espanol or rock nacional forces a serious understanding of Latin/o cultures across borders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Rock the Nation: Latin/o Identites and the Latin Rock Diaspora (Continuum, 2010), Roberto Avant-Mier challenges the traditional historical notion of rock and roll and rock being the result of the converging of white and African-American musics only. Instead, he argues, the history of rock is replete with Latin/o culture. Avant-Mier traces the Latin influence in rock back as far as any history of the rock will. Included in his story are the Mexico-based border radio stations listened to by many early blues, country and rock and roll artists, the zoot-suited pachuco culture popular among Latino/as in the 1940s and 1950s, the Latin/o influence on the classic garage rock of the 1960s, the birth of Mexican rock and its relation to Onda literature in the 1970s and eighties, the dearth of Latino/as in the global punk rock movement of the nineties and, finally, a discussion of Latin/o rock in the twenty-first century. Infused within Avant-Mier’s argument is the notion that Latin/o rock is much more than the participation of Mexican-Americans in American rock. It is a cultural movement that spans all of North and South American, calling into question traditional ideas about political and cultural borders. A serious understanding of rock en espanol or rock nacional forces a serious understanding of Latin/o cultures across borders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Rock the Nation: Latin/o Identites and the Latin Rock Diaspora (Continuum, 2010), Roberto Avant-Mier challenges the traditional historical notion of rock and roll and rock being the result of the converging of white and African-American musics only. Instead, he argues, the history of rock is replete with Latin/o culture. Avant-Mier traces the Latin influence in rock back as far as any history of the rock will. Included in his story are the Mexico-based border radio stations listened to by many early blues, country and rock and roll artists, the zoot-suited pachuco culture popular among Latino/as in the 1940s and 1950s, the Latin/o influence on the classic garage rock of the 1960s, the birth of Mexican rock and its relation to Onda literature in the 1970s and eighties, the dearth of Latino/as in the global punk rock movement of the nineties and, finally, a discussion of Latin/o rock in the twenty-first century. Infused within Avant-Mier’s argument is the notion that Latin/o rock is much more than the participation of Mexican-Americans in American rock. It is a cultural movement that spans all of North and South American, calling into question traditional ideas about political and cultural borders. A serious understanding of rock en espanol or rock nacional forces a serious understanding of Latin/o cultures across borders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Rock the Nation: Latin/o Identites and the Latin Rock Diaspora (Continuum, 2010), Roberto Avant-Mier challenges the traditional historical notion of rock and roll and rock being the result of the converging of white and African-American musics only. Instead, he argues, the history of rock is replete with Latin/o culture. Avant-Mier traces the Latin influence in rock back as far as any history of the rock will. Included in his story are the Mexico-based border radio stations listened to by many early blues, country and rock and roll artists, the zoot-suited pachuco culture popular among Latino/as in the 1940s and 1950s, the Latin/o influence on the classic garage rock of the 1960s, the birth of Mexican rock and its relation to Onda literature in the 1970s and eighties, the dearth of Latino/as in the global punk rock movement of the nineties and, finally, a discussion of Latin/o rock in the twenty-first century. Infused within Avant-Mier’s argument is the notion that Latin/o rock is much more than the participation of Mexican-Americans in American rock. It is a cultural movement that spans all of North and South American, calling into question traditional ideas about political and cultural borders. A serious understanding of rock en espanol or rock nacional forces a serious understanding of Latin/o cultures across borders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We open with an interview with Kay Ellison-James, director/co-founder KayRod Productions for the Arts, Inc., and cast members of "A Dream Interrupted, A Life Reborn": Nzingha Dugas as “Marlene,” Achebe Hoskins (fiancé) as Isaiah and Aishya Earls as “Dr. Marshall,” on stage, Saturday, Oct. 24, 8 PM and Sunday, Oct. 25, 3 PM at the Malonga Theatre, 1428 Alice Street in Oakland. For information:(510)758-7884. Fly Away Productions honors 10 Women this weekend, Oct. 24, and we are pleased to have four on the show this morning: Susan Greene PhD, Break the Silence Mural Project, Karen Heisler, Co-owner, Mission Pie and Co-founder, Pie Ranch, Audrey Hudson, Pile Driver Journeyman, Pile Drivers Local #34, Mable Yee, Founder and CEO, EngageHer.org. The awards event is at ODC Commons, Studio B (351 Shotwell Street @ 17th Street, San Francisco), 6:30 PM cocktail reception and 8 PM ceremony. Call (415) 863-9834 or visit flyawayproductions.com Bay Area playwright, Imani Harrington, is back with a new work, "Bitter Fruit," directed by Susan E. Brown, in a preview, fundraiser Oct. 29, 7 PM, at Rasselas Jazz Club, 1534 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA. Visit www.imaniharrington.com We close the show with a conversation with Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., a journeyman letterpress printer living in rural Alabama. He is the subject of Laura Zinger's feature documentary, "Proceed and Be Bold," at the SF Doc Festival, Oct. 16-29. “Proceed and Be Bold” screens Sat., Oct. 24, 9:15 PM at the Roxie Theater, 3117 16th Street, San Francisco. Visit www.sfindie.com and www.kennedyprints.com We feature the music of Oxisa who perform at the Elbo Room, Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 PM. It is the first concert for this Latin/Rock group in three years following the recovery of lead singer, Rowan Jimenez. We play “Siemba” and “Cuando Era Un Niño.” The show has been cancelled.

Colombian, Latin Rock pioneers Hector and Andrea visit the Sala.

Amazing rock latin guitar solo in a summer concert