Isabelia Herrera
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Black Artists Pioneered Electronic Music. This Festival Celebrates Them.
The founder of the Dweller festival, now in its third year in New York, started the event to center Black D.J.s and producers, “and imagine...
Tito Matos, Virtuoso of a Puerto Rican Sound, Dies at 53
A lifelong champion of the plena genre, he helped rejuvenate it for a new generation both in Puerto Rico and in New York.
Silvana Estrada Arrives With a Devastating Album About Heartbreak
The Mexican singer-songwriter’s debut solo album, “Marchita,” paints a tender portrait of lost love, putting her voice and her Venezuelan cuatro center stage.
Reggaeton and Electronic Music Have a Long History. 2021 Revived It.
A host of fusions between the two genres arrived this year, with implications for both the underground and the mainstream.
Arca Once Made Electronic Music. Now She Builds Worlds.
The artist’s latest project is “KICK,” a five-album cycle accompanied by an elaborate 3-D visual world that presses against all kinds of boundaries.
‘7 Prisoners’ Review: Survival at Any Cost
Alexandre Moratto plunges into the psychological traumas of human trafficking in this gripping Brazilian drama on Netflix.