REMEZCLA » PARTY - NEW YORK » Event: Puma Social Night hosted by mexnthecity.com
The Avengers killed at the box office this past weekend - and is really, really awesome - but it's a team of white dudes. (One of them is sometimes green.) In other words; where are the Latin superheroes? Well, we at Remezcla have compiled a list of superheroes who do in fact, look like us.
In this interview, guitarist Leo Mintek of New York's future rock quintet Outernational had plenty to say about imperialism, capitalism, immigrants rights, and revolution in this exclusive interview.
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WHEN:
Wednesday, June 16th 9:00pm to 1:00am
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Mexican culture site Mex and the City is hoping for a win on Thursday against France. Join them in their hopeful World Cup celebration, partying with DJs Kyra Caruso and Ant Demby. Hit them up early to take advantage of the open bar for the first hour and all the foosball and chalk ping pong matches you could ever wish for!
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WHERE: Puma Social Club 210 Front Street New York, HOOD: South Street Seaport |
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The drums on this spooky voodoo cumbia, by Mexico City’s Spike Devil Disco, take over the “channeling of spirits” before jumping back into the action.…
Here we have Monterrey’s indie rockers Chetes out with his new video “Grados Bajo Cero” featuring none other than Alejandro Rosso of Plastilina Mosh doing…
In this very classic rock inspired, ghostly number Antoine Reverb lets caution to the wind with “Memory Interrupted,” playing with emotions and haunting effects, like…
Mexico City-based Ritualz’ “Meloncholia” is in fact quite somber, but the airy delights of the instrumentals balance out with the ethereal visuals quite nicely.
Why yes, that Mexican gentleman’s moustache is firing a revolver.
For record store day last month, some of the best names in Indie Mexico got together to release a hefty collection, chocked full of singles…
Mexico’s über-talented DJ Aztek 732, known for his wickedly fierce old skool scratches, is among those few who creates a powerful, dope 9-min mixtape with…
Coming from a Middle Eastern Jewish family who fled religious persecution, Nuriyá brings to light the rich, folkloric traditions from her ancestors.
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