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LATIN HOTLIST #14 - Autumn 2019

From Latino Power to Harina Power, Latin Apparel launches an exclusive range of Latin identity merchandise...

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Interview with Patricio Guzmán

Award-winning filmmaker Patricio Guzmán, one of Latin America’s most important directors of the 20th and 21st centuries, talks to Latino Life about his new film, Nostalgia for the Light, and about his approach to and opinions of…

Gabriel Garcia Marquez - 6th March 1927 - 17th April 2014

“What matters in life is not what happens to you but what you remember and how you remember it.”

Film
Day of the Flowers (2013) Dir. John Roberts Starring Carlos Acosta

Our very own Cuba aficionado Kerry Ribchester, went to the Day of the Flowers premier to see if all the fuss about the new Latin-infused chic flick, starring Cuba's very own global ballet icon Carlos Acosta, was all it…

Theatre
Butterfly Catching

In Madame Butterfly, the One Man Opera, the butterfly takes flight one more time as the abandoned son goes looking for his father in the US. Mexican born Ignacio Jarquin, who himself metamorphosised from Opera conductor to singer…

Art
“Beyond the Legend…Lies a More Fascinating Truth”

It was a gloomy Sunday. The grey sky and all-consuming rain made my bed feel like a toasty heaven, which I was reluctant to leave. However, the anticipation and desire to see first-hand the beautiful gold art work of my…

Theatre
Spain's Sweet Revenge

Four hundred years after Henry VIII divorced and disgraced Spain's beloved Katherine of Aragon, Spain has the chance to seek sweet revenge on the old rascal by bringing its interpretation of Shakespeare's Henry VIII to…

Tango Dance
Fire in the Argentine Belly

German Cornejo, the lead dancer, and choreographer of 'Tango Fire’ and 'Immortal Tango' talks to Latinolife about his life in tango and tango's future.

Literature
In the Beginning, the Sea…in the End, a Global Literary Journey

Colombian author Tomás González began writing the story of his brother. Thirty years later it is a tale that has travelled the world captivating readers, and now landed in the English speaking world. Latinolife interviews…

Film
“The dead man doesn’t help” – 7 Reasons To Run Away (2019) at the Raindance Film Festival Dir: Esteve Soler, Gerardo Quinto & David Torras

Brutal, hilarious, black humour at its best, the film ‘7 Reasons to Run away’ (2019) is made up from a group of independent stories listed under respectable, socially conscious titles: Solidarity, Order, Property, Work,…

Film
Bad Education

Eduardo Chapero-Jackson has been dubbed by critics as the latest ‘one to watch’ in new Spanish cinema. Here at London'sThe Spanish Film Festival, supported by the Cervantes Institute, the writer and director talks to…

Lifestyle
Favela Aesthetics: From the periphery to global fashion reference

Brazilian culture is a dazzling celebration of life, bringing together music, dance, and vibrant community spirit. At the heart of this energy lies the favela aesthetic — unexpected beauty blossoming in urban neighbourhoods,…

Brazil, Dance, Street Dance
Things That Matter to…Edson Damazzo 

Known as Bibiu, or as the "Choreographer to the Stars," he is one of Brazil’s best known dancers and choreographers and is a favourite among the country's top artists. Having travelled the world, primarily for…

Film
Split Identity

Viggo Mortenson’s Argentine background (hence his perfect porteño accent) is unknown to most film fans. In this film, the actor famous for his role as Aragorn in Lord of The Rings, The Road and Eastern Promises embraces his ‘…

Film
Travelling Heart

The new film Viramundo follows legendary Brazilian singer-songwriter Gilberto Gil on a musical journey from Bahia, Brazil to Australia, South Africa, and back to the Brazilian Amazon. It had its UK premier at Barbican in late…

Culture
UK Brazilian Movers & Shakers

In London, Brazilians have shared more than food and music; we've shared our essence. We continue transforming nostalgia into innovation and rhythm into community through creativity and connection. From samba schools to…

Film
‘The Paranoids’ Dir. Gabriel Medina (DVD release)

With humour, pain and irony, Gabriel Medina's ‘The Paranoids’ takes us into the internal world of oddball Luciano as he comes to terms with his life

Brazil, Culture
Ten Events to Love in São Paulo

This is the city of graffiti, rap battles, poetry slams in the favelas and samba. It is also home to the bailes de favela and the famous fluxosMy, spontaneous street parties where booming speakers and motorbike stunts take over…

Film
Filming Cuba

Next week sees the release of 'Day of the Flowers' - a comedy drama about two Scottish sisters travelling with their late father’s ashes to Cuba, and starring Cuban ballet star Carlos Acosta. In this interview, BAFTA…

Lifestyle
Latin Hotlist #2 - November 2016

Think Latin, Feel Latin, Buy Latin...here's our choice of great Latin products on the market this November

Film
NINE BODIES IN A MEXICAN MORGUE (2025) created & written by Anthony Horowitz

‘And then there was one.’ After a plane crash in the Mexican jungle, the National Guard are stuck with 10 passports but only 9 corpses. What is going on? This new 6-episode thriller series on BBC iPlayer touches on the absurd…

Film
‘As Love on the first day’. ‘THE NEW YEARS’ (2024) an absorbing mini-series by award winning Spanish writer/director Rodrigo Sorogoyen is now available on MUBI.

In this new 10-episode mini-series ‘Los Años Nuevos’ (The New Years-2024) 44-year-old Rodrigo Sorogoyen del Amo, once again explores the romantic and emotional life of a group of friends, focussing on Óscar (Francesco Carril) and…

Dance, Tango Dance
Latin Londoner #65 - David Chartoriski, Tango Dancer

David Chartoriski is an award-winning tango maestro, dancer, choreographer, and teacher. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, he started off as a resident dancer in some of Buenos Aires’ best-known theatres, before going on to grace…

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Latin Londoner #65 - David Chartoriski, Tango Dancer

David Chartoriski is an award-winning tango maestro, dancer, choreographer, and teacher. Born in…

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Los Años Nuevos 2024
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‘As Love on the first day’. ‘THE NEW YEARS’ (2024) an absorbing mini-…

In this new 10-episode mini-series ‘Los Años Nuevos’ (The New Years-2024) 44-year-old Rodrigo…

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November Reggaeton Recap
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THE NOVEMBER REGGAETON RECAP

While one Spanish superstar aired the dirty laundry detailing all the reasons her well-known ex…

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Top 10 Argentine Footballers

As one of the biggest football teams in South America and the world, the Argentine Football…

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Top 10 Mexican Boxers

Globally, Mexico is known as a boxing powerhouse, boasting some of the greatest champions in the…

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LatinoLife's Favourite Mexican Male Singers of all Time

Since the days when Mexico was a serious rival to Hollywood in terms of film production and quality…