Exciting news: Chilean rapper Anita Tijoux is making her long-awaited US debut this Spring, kicking things off at Austin’s SXSW Music Festival in March, and…

Damas y caballeros, we are rarely given the chance to see such a match worthy of our attention, (and gambling!) than what you are about…

Remezcla has compiled a top-five list of Latin films that, for better or worse, impacted us the most this year.

Twenty-one tracks courtesy of Nacional Records: from Aterciopelados to Manu Chao and more.

Although they’ve been out for a little while, here at the Remezcla Headquarterz we’ve been diggin’ Lulu Jam’s “Tu Luz” music video. One of their…

You might know Chilean rapper Anita Tijoux from her collaborations with Julieta Venegas and her former group Makiza. Now, she is all grown up with her second…

It’s time to dust off those flags and celebrate “Mes de la Patria!” Parades, music, food, speeches…In September, many Latin American countries celebrate their independence:…

What do you get when six Chileans and one Mexican attend the Chile versus Mexico soccer game? A bloody war! Bring on the foul play,…

Long before 9/11 became a synonym with the World Trade Center and an opportune excuse to invade other countries and violate civil rights, it was…

Writer and human-rights crusader Ariel Dorfman has multiple homes, multiple identities, three languages, at least three countries. Since the military coup in Chile – on…

“I don’t like frontiers. I don’t like hymns. I don’t like the military. I don’t like parades. I don’t like immigration officers.”
The writer and…

How will history look at Michelle Bachelet 40 years from now? Who tells the stories today, of those who disappeared during the South American dictatorships…

Joe Vasconcellos es uno de los músicos más controversiales y populares de Chile. Sus letras son directas y hablan de lo que pasa en el…

Yo quiero ir a Tierra del Fuego. Y pudiera. Para alguien como yo — un chico bien, educado y bastante adinerado, Tierra del Fuego es…

Se busca filme. Recompensa.
Álvaro Covacevich’s To Die A Little (Morir un poco) was released in Chile during 1966 with great success among critics and…