Music

Latino Rebels Radio, April 10, 2016.

Rodrigo Venegas throws a ball to our community and expects us to play with it by simply organizing, producing and rebuilding community.

The long wait is over.

The Spitboy Rule follows the difficult and courageous journey of a young woman who wasn’t afraid to venture into a mostly white underground scene.

YEI es un collage musical de sonidos inesperados.

Please publish more of these videos online, NPR. ¡Gracias!

“I think what we are trying to do is show that we cross all these borders and we represent all these things as Americans born of immigrant families across the country.”

¡Hola, Cuba!

This month we welcome Jason Baffa to Intelatin.

A fusion cocktail of cumbia, hip-hop, reggae, klezmer, indie-rock and Afro beats, Karikatura represents the future in music.

The veteran music producer talks about being a Boricua in Orlando, his musical journey and his latest EP, ‘I Am Latin Soul.’

The young actress is an international ambassador.

“Everything that is old and gone becomes new again at some point. I don’t think I am the only one doing it. But I think I am the loudest one.”

La Bruja is considered one of the leading spoken word poets in the world.

After nearly a decade of rockin’ as half of revolutionary hip-hop group Rebel Diaz, Rodrigo Starz releases his first solo single “Can You Call It Love,” produced by DJ Charlie Hustle.

Latino Rebels presents: Rebeldes Anthology: Bolder. Bolder, is the first of several Rebeldes Anthology volumes. Staying true to the Latino Rebels tagline: Louder. Prouder. Bolder., this literary work breaks from the confines of mainstream realism, cross boundaries of form and genres, and bluntly covers a broad array of subject matter impacting the Latino community. The […]

Another new song from one of the hardest-working artists we know.

We don’t think we can love this any more than we love it now.

This is one serious theory.

“It is obviously a twisted time to be an immigrant in America — especially where we live in Tucson, just one hour from the border. But it’s only brought the Mexican community closer together.”

“El internet, de alguna manera ha abierto algunas nuevas puertas ‘alternativas’ para hacer llegar la música desde pequeños países como Nicaragua.”