
Alt.Latino: Late-Summer Jams And A Viral Video From Bomba Estereo

The young star of Bomba Estéreo's video for "Soy Yo," which the band describes as a "tribute to little brown girls everywhere." Courtesy of the artist hide caption
The young star of Bomba Estéreo's video for "Soy Yo," which the band describes as a "tribute to little brown girls everywhere."
Courtesy of the artistAs summertime draws to a close, we look around Alt.Latino World Headquarters and find baskets — not of deplorables, but of all the CDs that have been gathering around us while we've been out on our summer travels. (Yes, we do still get CDs.) So its time to share some of the new music with you.
I say this often, and I'll repeat it again: It never ceases to amaze me how many diverse and creative musicians put out albums under the umbrella of "Latin music." That term is almost useless for this week's show, because the music made by the musicians on this week's show defies categorization.
Also this week, we give up our space to a one-of-a-kind preteen girl who rocks the new Bomba Estereo video with the kind of straight-out "I don't care what you think" attitude that we all wish we could muster for even a minute.
Hear The Songs


Compass. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

La Lucha. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

Eros. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
05My Soul, My Spirit
Paolo Fresu & Omar Sosa
- Song: My Soul, My Spirit
- from Eros

1992. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Princess Nokia
- Song: Green Line
- from 1992

Luchin. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Ana Tijoux
- Song: Luchin
- from Luchin

Huastech 3000. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
¡Aparato!
- Song: Aire
- from Huastech 3000

Fio da Memoria. Courtesy of the artist hide caption