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VIDEO: Carlos Vives & Michel Telo – Como Le Gusta A Tu Cuerpo (Behind The Scenes)

April 15, 2013 by Joseph Leave a Comment

The Latin power duo of Carlos Vives & Michel Telo are teaming up to film a video for their new song "Como Le Gusta A Tu Cuerpo." Brazilian singer Michel Telo experienced huge success with his latest single "Ai Se Eu Te Pego" and Carlos Vive's "Volvi A Nacer" topped the Billboard Latin chart last fall, so this collaboration comes at a time when both singers are experiencing a career high. Today's behind-the-scenes video (in Spanish) gives us a sneak peek of a few clips, short interviews, … [Read more...]

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Cabas – Somos Dos

March 25, 2013 by Joseph Leave a Comment

Colombian singer Andres Cabas is a talented musician, most notably skilled at piano and percussion, who is notorious for being perhaps one of the only Latin Grammy Award nominees to skip the limousine glamor in favor of arriving to the show on foot. This speaks volumes about a man who has shared the stage with the likes of Shakira and Lenny Gravitz. Not every artist is capable of proudly putting forth a greatest hits compilation, but Cabas' most recent release Increible, Pero Cierto is … [Read more...]

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Bomba Estereo – Caribbean Power

March 17, 2013 by Joseph Leave a Comment

Bomba Estereo's latest track "Caribbean Power" is perhaps best described as "electro-rave meets dancehall." The electronic synthesizers fill the air with a unique energy that breathes a visible life into the sold-out Bogota crowd and you could say that this is the "power" aspect of the song. At the same time, there is an underlining Caribbean dancehall beat that pulses along with an energy of its own. When Li Saumet begins jumping around the stage and delivering her Spanish rap hook "Yo … [Read more...]

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Carolina Lao & Fito Blanko – Si No Me Dan De Beber (MP3 Download)

December 17, 2012 by El DJ Duro Leave a Comment

In a modern twist to un clasico navideño, Carolina Lao and Fito Blanko really bring Christmas to life, With “Si No Me Dan De Beber.” The mix between the urban drums on a Merengue beat, and the accordions of a Cumbia really energizes this track and is definitely a must-play for my Christmas party DJ set this year. “Si No Me Dan De Beber” - produced by Julio Bague and Sensei Musica (click here for the recent interview)- really has the potential to become a hip new Christmas anthem similar … [Read more...]

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Carlos Vives – Volvi A Nacer

December 2, 2012 by Joseph Leave a Comment

The Tropical Charts are crawling with hits this week! While I respect the charts, I find that some songs tend to chart long past the point where I can consider them new and exciting. Luckily, I am currently loving all three singles at the top of the Latin Tropical Chart: "Pegadito Suavecito" by Elvis Crespo and Fito Blanko, "Por Que Les Mientes" by Tito El Bambino and Marc Anthony, and then today's feature (which is actually ranked number 2 at the moment) "Volvi A Nacer" by Carlos … [Read more...]

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Bomba Estereo – El Alma y El Cuerpo

November 19, 2012 by Joseph Leave a Comment

Bomba Estereo is a hip young group from Colombia whose sound is a fusion of Afro-Latin, electronic, reggae, and funk. They just released their latest album Elegancia Tropical at the beginning of this month and it does not disappoint. From ambient worldly tracks ("Bosque") to electro-percussive grooves ("Mozo") to the reggaeton-like beat of "Caribbean Power," the album successfully captures a wide variety of moods. Today's video happens to also be the album's single, "El Alma y El … [Read more...]

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Ana Tijoux: Road To The Latin Grammys

November 14, 2012 by Nataly Leave a Comment

Ana Tijoux is a 2012 Latin Grammy Nominee of Chilean descent who is nominated in the “Best Urban Music Album” category for her album, La Bala. She is the daughter of Chilean self-exiles who had fled to France after the coup d’état of 1973 that put Augusto Pinochet into the role of dictator in Chile. When the dictatorship ended, she returned to Chile and became immersed in the underground Hip Hop scene of Santiago. Her socially-conscious lyrics and smooth delivery have led to her growing … [Read more...]

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Ana Tijoux – Volver

October 1, 2012 by Joseph 1 Comment

Recently nominated in the Best Urban Music Album category for the upcoming 13th Latin Grammy Awards, Chilean MC Ana Tijoux breathes a fresh life of philosophical wisdom and poetic rap lines into the oft-hidden genre of Latin HipHop. Her 2012 Album La Bala is perhaps most known for its socially-charged lyrics - evident through such songs as "Shock" or "La Bala" - but the deeper tracks on the album often take a more subtle approach to Ana's intellectual musings, as is evident in the new video … [Read more...]

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Episode 2: Bonfire Remixes

July 11, 2012 by Joseph Leave a Comment

Listen: Download (Right Click And Save): Episode 2: Bonfire Remixes Summary: The second episode of the Spanglish Noise podcast is an exhilarating combination of chill laid-back tunes and electro-Latin remixes - the perfect playlist for your next bonfire experience! Joseph Mitchell and Nataly Sanchez share their insights on artists in the world of Latin music, introducing listeners to a wide variety of up-and-coming Latin musicians, artists, and DJs.. Whether you’re a young Latin … [Read more...]

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Shakira – Addicted To You

May 13, 2012 by Joseph Leave a Comment

Latin Crossover star Shakira has diligently worked to share her talent with the bilingual world, emerging as a well-known and well-respected name in the music scene. With songs in English and Spanish, it would be difficult to find somebody who has not at least heard of this singer. Her last album, Sale El Sol, which released in 2010, won her three Latin Grammy Nominations and ended up winning the award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album. The Colombian-born singer has since been rather quiet, but … [Read more...]

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