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Food
Mezcal Cantina

Charismatic Cesar Garibay runs a veritable home from Mexican home down Dalston way

Food
Floripa

A funky Brazilian establishment with a fabulous cocktail list and the best Pao de Queijo in town!

Arts and Culture
The Motherf**ker with the Hat

A poetic, profane, whip-smart look at love and addiction finds light even in the darkest corners of New York City. Motherf**ker With The Hat premiers at the National Theatre, after having been nominated for six Tony awards on…

Food
Wine and Bread

A charming Portuguese gem in the middle of Hendon

Music
Latin DNA by Dorance Lorza and Sexteto Cafe

The latest release from one of the UK's most outstanding Latin musicians

Food
Made in Brasil

The perfect showcase for Brazilian culture and cuisine in the heart of Camden

Arts and Culture
Indiscretion by Hannah Fielding

Hannah Fielding is an award-winning writer and published her first book, Burning Embers, in 2012. Since then, she has gone on to publish two more works, The Echoes of Love (2014) and Indiscretion (2015). Extensively travelled…

Food
Chotto Matte

Peruvian-Japanese Cuisine in the heart of Soho

Food
Habanera

Pushing the boundaries of Mexican

Food
Bilbao Berria

An exceptional Spanish eating experience that marries the traditional with the modern in a way that is unique.

Food
Comedor Bar & Grill

Argentine, but not as you thought...winner of The LUKAS Fusion Restaurant of the Year 2015

Arts and Culture
Storm in the Andes (2014) Dir. Mikael Wiström

This year's London leg of the International Human Rights Watch Festival include a compelling selection of Latin American films. Of the many harrowing conflicts besetting Latin America in the 1970s, 80s and 90s, that of Peru…

Arts and Culture
Wild Tales (2014) Damian Szifron

A box office and critical hit, both in Latin America and outside, this anthology of short stories linked by themes of rage and restraint in post-modern living, is Argentina's most recent example in a long tradition of…

Arts and Culture
Futuro Beach (2014) Dir. Karim Aïnouz

Shot in 2012 in Brazil and Germany, Futuro Beach touches on the themes of expatriation, nostalgia and family links. Its contemplative tone offers an impactful and realistic sense of time passing by. Futuro Beach is now out on DVD.

Music
Raíz - Lila Downs, Niña Pastori, Soledad

An ambitious collaborative project from Mexican-American folk singer/songwriter Lila Downs, Latin GRAMMY-nominated Argentine folk/pop singer Soledad and Latin GRAMMY-winning Spanish flamenco singer Niña Pastori.

Music
Convoque Seu Buda Criolo (Sterns)

The Latest album form the increasingly respected Brazilian rapper and soul singer.

Music
Oye Manteca (Manteca)

The latest album from one of the UK's best Latin bands

Music
De Camino Pa La Cima J Alvarez (Reloaded 2.0)

A compilation of his latest releases plus future hits.

Arts and Culture
Tamsin on the Verge

The Playhouse Theatre is now hosting a boisterous adaptation of Almodóvar's film: Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. Complete with its own musical score, this impression of Madrid in the 1980s becomes surprisingly…

Music
Pascuala Ilabaca @ Rich Mix

Accordion-wielding Chilean songstress Pascuala Ilabaca wows and woos her East London Audience. By Sarah Quarmby

Sports
Argentina vs Croatia - Argentina on Show for London Fans at West Ham

Latinolife took a trip to East London to watch Argentina play and witness delighted Tevez's return to his rightful place in the Argentine squad. Here’s what we thought of the game.

Arts and Culture
China on the Ground in Latin America: Challenges for the Chinese and Impacts on the Region

A new book shows how Latin America is shaping China’s foreign policy, but ignores China’s impact on the environment and people of the region itself

Music
Los Babasonicos @ The Dome, Tufnell Park, 27th October

A lack-lustre performance from the classic Argentine band, lacking its fans' enthusiasm for an Argentine night to remember in the classic North London msuic venue

Arts and Culture
Gente de Bien (2013) Dir. Franco Lolli

The feature debut from the Colombian director Franco Lolli, Gente de Bien is a sensitive, unsettling and realistic piece of social reflexion. It narrates a parent-child relationship against the backdrop of Colombia’s wealth gap,…

Arts and Culture
Historias de Lavapies (2014) Dir. Ramon Luque

Historias de Lavapiés is Ramón Luque’s third release which opened this year’s London Spanish Film Festival. It is a truthful, beautiful snapshot into Spain’s multicultural society and continuing economic difficulty. Few films…

Arts and Culture
Evita at The Dominion Theatre

After its successful UK tour, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's weirdly popular journey into the heart of Argentine history returns to the West End. With 55 new performances, the epic bio-musical that dissects the character…

Arts and Culture
Don Juan in Soho @ The Donmar Warehouse

The myth of Don Juan is well-known. Though it found its origins in literature over four centuries ago, the idea has come into popular culture and evolved to fit the typically modern term of ‘womanizer’. Yes, Don Juan is a…

Dance
TOP TEN Latin Clubnights in London

Latinolife's guide to the best Latin nights out in the capital

Arts and Culture
Wakolda (2013) Dir. Lucia Puenzo

The latest film by Argentine director Lucia Puenzo in which themes of adolescent attraction and the place of beauty, uniqueness, difference, and normalisation serve as a bridge between past and present, set in the ever…

Food
Mamacita

A surprising and rare attempt at authentic Mexican cuisine in trendy West Hampstead

Food
Ceviche

Three outstanding Peruvian cooks, resident in London, test the quality and authenticity of London's burgeoning Peruvan restaurants. last stop....Cevche

Food
Tierra Peru

Latinolife invited three outstanding Peruvian cooks, resident in London, to test the quality and authenticity of London's burgeoning Peruvan restaurants. Here they give their verdicts on Tierra Peru

Food
ANDINA

Latinolife invited three outstanding Peruvian cooks, resident in London to test the quality and authenticity of London's burgeoning Peruvan restaurants. Their first stop....Shoreditch's Andina

Arts and Culture
The Golden Dream 2014 Dir: Diego Quemada-Díez

Gripping and aesthetically beautiful, but always honest and uncompromising – The Golden Dream is an unusual and impactful depiction of US immigration. Starring: Karen Martínez, Brandon López, Carlos Chajon, Rodolfo Domínguez

Arts and Culture, Sports
Sidelines: Four Films about Football, Latin America and Human Rights

Ana Ryle spent a weekend at Amnesty UK’s first football film festival at Hackney Picturehouse. It aimed to bring together the worlds of football and human rights. Four of the thought-provoking films shown - Looking for Rio,…

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João Pedro Mariano and Ricardo Teodoro in BABY
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A selection of dishes at Morito
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Morito

Morito is a charming tapas bar in Exmouth Market, serving top-notch cocktails and an array of tasty…

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From flamenco, bolero and copla to hip-hop, reggatón and pop, Spanish music has evolved in exciting…

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