Many artists sought exile in Mexico and Spain during the 70’s. Those who stayed began to use cryptic metaphors in their lyrics to criticize the military
Culture & Ideas
How Argentine rock stood up to the dictatorship and gained massive popularity
Latin America’s favorite pop band lost frontman Gustavo Cerati more than a decade ago. Now his bandmates will bring him back, with a little help from video technology
The Argentine duo shared ‘Goo Goo Ga Ga’, a collaboration with the US actor and musician that will be on the tracklist of their upcoming album ‘Free Spirits’
The eleventh installment of the global festival begins March 13 and is expected to draw 300,000 music lovers
About to premiere her latest film ‘Landmarks,’ the director reflects on memory, Indigenous land struggles and the uncertain future of Argentina’s film industry
Get Out!: Indie rock, classic films and Spanglish readings
From the Buena Vibra Festival to the Film Feast, a literary meetup by the river, and a collaborative puzzle session, here are our weekend recommendations
John Malkovich to perform one-night show in Buenos Aires
The renowned actor and director will stage ‘El Infame Ramírez Hoffman,’ based on the work of Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño
The Puerto Rican star arrived with his record-breaking world tour, just a few days after his Grammy and Super Bowl triumphs
The video hit digital platforms a week after a parody video teasing the release of their upcoming album