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2019 ended the decade with a vast range of fresh music; from protest anthems to fierce tracks from rappers like Lil Simz and Rico Nasty, to pop gems and oddities like, and even a breathtaking new arrangement for Mothra’s theme.
A surreal feature within the realm of existential comedy, in which a colonial magistrate in 1700’s Latin America is constantly appealing to be transferred someplace else.
Though the years seem to take away more and more of my energy and ability to write, I still want to share the new music I encountered in 2017. Whether you want a new dance rhythm or something to sing along to, or just want to forget life and become sound, I hope you find something new to like!
Cirque Du Soleil’s production inspired by the music and history of Soda Stereo has arrived to Peru.
Once again, YAM Magazine has voted on the upcoming world premiere releases we most want to watch this year.
Mexican singer-songwriter Natalia Lafourcade releases this celebration of Latin Folk music titled Tú Sí Sabes Quererme, directed by Juan Pablo López-Fonseca.
This has been an even more hectic year for me, but there was still plenty of music I want to share with you all!
Amy takes a look at the not-so-recent movies she’s watched for the first time in 2016.
For the current on-going edition of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, I put together a list of movies from -almost- all the countries participating in the event.
Getting closer and closer to #1. Here are films 20-6.
