Argentina’s musical DNA includes the brokenhearted melancholy of tango, the fist-pumping rush of rock nacional, the frenetic swing of cuarteto, and the rhythms...
The Argentine rock scene is an intimidatingly vast maelstrom of sights, sounds, and history. You have meat-and-potatoes football-chant rockn’roll, you have tec...
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Memes spread like wildfire, and memes that speak to regional quirks – that we can point to and...
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Los memes avanzan como un incendio fuera de control. Y los memes con referencias regionales (esos que ...
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It took a little while for the restlessness to set in. When I first arrived in Argentina, you ...
Here’s the thing about the vastness of cinema: as much as it can bring us along in grand journeys of heroism, epic struggles, and fantastical worlds full of ne...
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There's a scene in the 2003 documentary End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones where Mic...
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Hay una escena en el documental End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones donde Mickey Leigh, herma...
Making a movie that is not only centered around the experience of a kid, but also assumes that kid’s point of view, is really hard to pull off. Or at the very ...
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Milagros Majó is one of those artists whose albums feel less like "collections of songs" and m...
Jorge Farah was born in Barranquilla, Colombia and has spent the last decade falling out of taxis in Buenos Aires. He is a writer, media producer, podcaster, film enthusiast, obsessive playlist maker, and purveyor of vexing takes on a wide array of subjects.
