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NPR’s Alt.Latino plays Luca de Dios’s “Ausente”
NPR Music’s Alt.Latino played “Ausente” by Luca de Dios. Felix Contreras: “I really liked it, man.”
R+ features Luca de Dios’s debut album De amor y desamor
R+ features De amor y desamor by Luca de Dios: “un debut íntimo sobre la melancolía y la ternura”.
Luca de Dios releases De amor y desamor, his debut album
Luca de Dios releases De amor y desamor, his debut album, on October 16, 2026. The Spanish-language singer-songwriter, based in Luxembourg, signs eleven songs of love and heartbreak told through everyday life, with the...
Grégory Sallet takes Otsukaresama on tour in Japan
Grégory Sallet’s Sur Écoute Quartet tours Japan with Otsukaresama in October 2026, with a content and Instagram campaign by Monart.
León Chiprout releases Runaway feat. Sabo Romo
Runaway, the second single from León Chiprout’s Superficially Profound, is out now, featuring Caifanes bassist Sabo Romo.
Srdjan Ivanovic Blazin’ Quartet on tour in Austria and Germany
Srdjan Ivanovic Blazin’ Quartet played Vienna, Bad Ischl and Passau in September 2026. The tour ads brought 1,513 clicks to the concert pages.
Jazzism Reviews Raíces by Ben García & Lucas Martínez
Jazzism, the leading Dutch jazz magazine, reviews Raíces: “an exciting dialogue between Mexico and Catalonia from the international jazz tradition.”
All About Jazz features “Pradera” from Raíces as Song of the Day
All About Jazz features “Pradera” as Song of the Day.
The Story Behind “J’attendrai” — And Its Hidden Brazilian Chapter
From an Italian tune inspired by Puccini, to France’s defining wartime song, to Jean Sablon’s forgotten Rio residency — the real history behind J’attendrai, and Ramsay Rawson’s 2026 version.
The Story Behind “Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar” — Born From the Same Room as Black Orpheus
How a 1956 stage collaboration between Jobim and Moraes produced both Black Orpheus and one of Brazil’s most recorded songs — and Ramsay Rawson’s 2026 version.