Download PDF version Animation storyboard[1] and comic book artist Rafael Navarro was born in Nogales (Estado de Sonora, Mexico) and raised in Los Angeles, where he has been based since. Aside from working as a freelance artist and participating in...
In the past couple of years, Netflix has been periodically releasing documentary one-shots and series on Latinx—and in particular Mexican—migrants. Among many interesting productions, on September 15, 2019 the platform launched Los Tigres del Norte at Folsom Prison, a documentary...
On October 30th of 1975, Bob Dylan inaugurated a 2 year tour along the United States and Canada: the Rolling Thunder Revue. Mostly performed at small enclosures, the eccentric project that included some of the most innovative names of American...
Download PDF version Reggaeton finds its origins in American hip-hop and rap as well as in Dominican merengue and Jamaican reggae. Due to its lyrics and visuals, it has traditionally been understood as an example of the ubiquitous gender inequality...
Bruce Springsteen’s debut album, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J., was released in 1973. 18 records and 25 years later, the American icon signed a deal with Netflix to record his experiment with a new format. Springsteen on Broadway (2018), recorded at...
As in the next months we’re bound to see if we manage to postpone to Fall/Winter our conference for the safety of all participants, we launch a call for articles and pop reviews to keep things moving! True to the...
For our third ‘book of the month’ recommendation, I decided to choose one that summarizes the evolution of American rock and roll and the music industry since the 80’s till our days. Margaret Olson’s Bon Jovi: America’s Ultimate Band (2013)...
On January 31st Netflix released Taylor Swift’s brand new documentary: Miss Americana. The title refers to one of the songs included in the singer’s last album, Lover, hinting at some of the themes covered in the movie. While the Reputation...
