About 20 years ago, Adrian Quesada was driving at night in his home base of Austin, Texas, when he heard something that made him turn up the volume: “Esclavo y Amo,” a psychedelic love song recorded ...

Join in to celebrate one of Southern California's most beloved music series, Boleros de Noche 10 Años. The event will take ...

Nothing captures the agony of love, loss, hope and redemption like the song form known across all of Latin America: the bolero. Last December, UNESCO declared the bolero "an intangible cultural ...

Tus besos se llegaron a recrear/aqui en mi boca/ Llenando de illusion y de passion/ mi vida loca ... Your kisses arrived on my mouth/ with delight/ Filling with illusion and passion/ my crazy life -- ...

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To hear Beat Latino host Catalina Maria Johnson tell it, the bolero is everywhere — and not just in the Spanish-speaking world. The bolero, like so many Latin styles, originated in Cuba, but it's ...

While not a mainstream form of music, bachata — also the name of the style of dance it inspired — certainly has its fans. Aventura, one of most well-known modern artists performing bachata, has sold ...

The album by Quesada, one-half of Austin’s Black Pumas, celebrates baladas of an earlier era. ‘Boleros Psicodidélicos’ – the new album by Austin musician Adrian Quesada out Friday – is the result of a ...

In this 29th installment of Latin Rootsfrom World Café, David Dye and Grammy-winning Latin music producer Aaron Levinson embark on a transcontinental journey exploring the history and richness of ...

Billboard breaks down the 25 Latin LPs that soundtracked the year. By Billboard Staff In 2022, Spanish-language music comprised a big chunk of what was being streamed beyond just Spanish-speaking ...

When restaurateur Vince Vazquez opened Vicente’s Cuban Cuisine downtown more than a decade ago, he brought something different — a taste of Havana — to diners in Detroit. Now he’s doing it again with ...

After serving his native Cuban cuisine in downtown Detroit since 2009, Vicente Vasquez was ready for another challenge. He and his partners found it in Midtown, in space on the ground floor of a Wayne ...