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Written by Hilda Gabriela
Wednesday, 28 July 2010 17:20
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Nearly 300 mod music seekers were seduced at Al Borde's free Acoustic Sessions concert on Friday, July 23rd for an unprecedented evening that showcased the artistry of local female talent including the musicianship of headliner Pilar Diaz and songstress Carla Morrison. The female exposé, which was held at El Gallo Plaza in East Los Angeles, affirmed Al Borde's continued support and avant garde approach to the evolution of the Los Angeles music and arts community.“Veteran rockers such as myself remember when Al Borde was just a fanzine”, states Edgar Bautista, elementary school teacher and follower of Al Borde since its inception in the late 1990's. “Then it evolved into a publication, then it went online, and now they produce their own live events. It's gone through and survived the same metamorphosis as the Spanish rock scene in Los Angeles has and that's why we continue to support Al Borde, because they support us.”
Nearly 300 mod music seekers were seduced at Al Borde's free Acoustic Sessions concert on Friday, July 23rd for an unprecedented evening that showcased the artistry of local female talent including the musicianship of headliner Pilar Diaz and songstress Carla Morrison. The female exposé, which was held at El Gallo Plaza in East Los Angeles, affirmed Al Borde's continued support and avant garde approach to the evolution of the Los Angeles music and arts community.“Veteran rockers such as myself remember when Al Borde was just a fanzine”, states Edgar Bautista, elementary school teacher and follower of Al Borde since its inception in the late 1990's. “Then it evolved into a publication, then it went online, and now they produce their own live events. It's gone through and survived the same metamorphosis as the Spanish rock scene in Los Angeles has and that's why we continue to support Al Borde, because they support us.”
Written by Alicia Monsalve
Thursday, 15 July 2010 11:45
La Conferencia de Música Latina Alternativa (LAMC) reunió a piezas clave del movimiento en la ciudad de Nueva York la semana pasada. Con seminarios, conciertos, contactos y los encuentros entre nuevas y viejas amistades, del 6 al 11 de Julio se cumplió una vez más el rito anual para trazar rutas y avizorar estrategias que permitan seguir haciendo lo que más nos gusta a los fanáticos y cultores de lo alterlatino: buena música.
Written by Pablo Scarpellini - Enviado Especial
Friday, 02 July 2010 12:57
Fue la principal atracción del Congreso Iberoamericano de Cultura, en el que ha podido ser el último concierto del cantautor cubano, que ya ha anunciado planes de retirarse de los escenarios
Read more: Silvio Rodríguez se despide en Medellín ante 80,000 personas
Written by Alicia Monsalve
Thursday, 20 May 2010 08:10
Read more: Recolector: Nuevo metal auténticamente latinoamericano
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