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Our digital mailboxes continue to overflow with new music. This week, we hear from a Colombian-Venezuelan super group, a new Afro-Brazilian band, and Ana gets another jazz lesson from a Latin jazz orchestra.<br><br>Songs featured in this episode:<br><br>• XIXA, "Xolo de Galáxia"<br><br>• Meme del Real, "Princesa"<br><br>• Jessie Reyes, "GOLIATH"<br><br>• Arturo O'Farrill & the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra, "Dia de los Muertos III Mambo Cadaverous"<br><br>• Trinka, "Grego"<br><br>• Astropical, "Me Pasa (Piscis)"<br><br>Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and mixed by Simon Rentner. Our project manager is Grace Chung. NPR Music's executive producer is Suraya Mohamed. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins. Special gracias to Hazel Cills: Thanks for everything!!
Do not come on Alt.Latino if you don't have good chisme! Ana and Felix talk about their favorite songs of the week, including some psychedelic cumbia, Cuban folk music and more.<br><br>Songs featured on the episode:<br><br>•Combo Chimbita, "Dímelo"<br>•Cortadito, "Yemaya"<br>•Joaquina, "desahogo"<br>•Joaquina, "aeropuerto"<br>•The Altons, "Waiting"<br>•Thee Midniters, "It'll Never Be Over For Me"<br>•Majo Aguilar, "el beso"<br>•Carrie Rodriguez, "Miles Away"<br><br>Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and mixed by Simon Rentner. Editorial support from Hazel Cills. NPR Music's executive producer is Suraya Mohamed. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.
Will Ana and Felix ever figure out their New Years Resolution for 2025? The clock is ticking. They contemplate that and share their favorite recent new music.<br><br>Songs featured in this episode:<br><br>Marina Albero, "First Step of the journey"<br>Beelé, Ovy On the Drums, "Mi Refe"<br>Fela Kuti, "Shakara"<br>The Bongo Hop, "La Pata Coja feat. Nidia Gongora"<br>nsqk, Easykid, "BOBOMENSOTONTO"<br>Federico Aubele, "Te Quiero a Ti"<br>Juana Aguirre, "lo_divino"<br><br>Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and mixed by Simon Rentner. Editorial support from Hazel Cills. Our project manager is Grace Chung. NPR Music's executive producer is Suraya Mohamed. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.
Los Angeles is home for me and always in my heart. Watching the fires from afar in my current city, New York, has me thinking a lot about what makes my hometown great: breathtaking mountains, stunning beaches and above all a hodgepodge, tapestry community that comes together in powerful ways during a painful moment.<br><br>The good and bad of LA's history — redlining and rebuilding, previous fires and displacement, immigration and annexation — have all been building blocks for an exchange of culture that shows up in layers in its music and art. This week on Alt.Latino, we've decided to shine a light on some of the sounds that feel most quintessentially LA, while also specifically honoring the creativity that has come from communities most affected by the fires.<br><br>We're thinking of family and friends, and the beating heart of the city as a whole. There's nothing quite like LA and we hope this episode is an intro to some and an invitation for others to celebrate what makes it so special. —Anamaria Sayre<br><br>Songs featured on this episode:<br><br>•José Feliciano, "California Dreamin"<br>•Ry Cooder feat. Lalo Guerrero, "Barrio Viejo"<br>•Banda MS feat. Becky G and Snoop Dogg, "Que Maldicion"<br>•Jasper Bones, "Amor de mis sueños"<br>•Gerardo Ortiz, "Dámaso"<br>•Empress Of, "For Your Consideration"