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A Survey Of The Year In 'Latin Music,' Whatever That Means

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Best Music Of 2019

A Survey Of The Year In 'Latin Music,' Whatever That Means

December 11, 2019 • The width and breadth of expression within Latin music stretches that single designation beyond its seams — and the best Latin music of 2019 is proof of that.

11 Jazz Songs That Spoke Truth To Power In 2019

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Best Music Of 2019

11 Jazz Songs That Spoke Truth To Power In 2019

December 11, 2019 • Jazz musicians have long spoken their mind in the face of injustice, and 2019 was no exception.

Essential New Music: Slow-Burning Soul, Dance Floor Heat And Revelatory Jazz

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Essential New Music: Slow-Burning Soul, Dance Floor Heat And Revelatory Jazz

June 5, 2019 • We cast our net very wide this week and bring music to both get you onto the dance floor and do a bit of self reflection.

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Jazz Night In America

Chilean Singer-Songwriter Camila Meza Sets A Brooklyn Loft Aglow

WBGO and Jazz At Lincoln Center

June 3, 2019 • Rising singer, guitarist and composer Camila Meza reverberates songs from her latest record Ámbar off the walls of a light-filled Brooklyn loft.

Alt.Latino's Favorite New Music This Week

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Alt.Latino's Favorite New Music This Week

March 13, 2019 • This week on Alt.Latino, explore Piñata Protest's new twist on conjunto punk, Los Tigres del Norte's tribute to legendary mariachi singer Vicente Fernandez and a diasporic folk ballad from La Doña.