Rock Fiesta® The Greatest Latino Rock Line Up in History!
CAMPING, TWO-STAGES, WORLD LARGEST INFLATABLE WATER SLIDE ALL IN THE MYSTICAL SONORAN DESERT Desert Gardens Showgrounds Quartzsite, AZ March 18 & 19, 2016 The explosive 3 day camping and 2 day non-stop Alt Latino/Bilingual/Rock En Español music festival,Rock Fiesta, promises a spectacular experience beyond the music. Featuring the ‘crème de la crème of internationally renowned recording artists, ready to descend on Desert...
A conversation with bluesman David M’Ore: Passion, Soul and Fire
Guitar pyrotechnics are no longer rare in blues or rock these days. Most lead guitarists can and do shred hot licks in the middle of blues and rock songs, giving audiences a bit of an electric thrill. But there is a difference between hot and heavy guitar shredding and chops that come from the heart and not just the fingers. One delivers electricity, the other delivers emotion along with the energy. This is what David M’Ore does; ...
Maná Gets a Star On the Hollywood Walk of Fame!
Congratulations to the global ambassadors of Latin Rock, Fher Olvera, Alex “El Animal” González, Sergio Vallín and Juan Calleros, pioneers in the music industry with over 40-million albums sold, four The GRAMMYsand eight Latin GRAMMYs award, selling out arenas across the world. Maná is the first Mexican Rock Band to receive a Star on the walk of fame. In addition to recognizing the musical trajectory, Maná was also...
Latinos Rock, EastLos rules. Las Cafeteras comes home.
The US Census predicts that by 2020 one out of every three North Americans will be Latino. Ground zero for this demographic earthquake is East Los Angeles – EastLos to locals – a bubbling cauldron of musical creativity and political energy that is emerging as a national force by fusing American Latin Music and the movement for social justice. The power and joy of that fusion was on full display Saturday night at LA’s venerable El...
Carlos Vives Day in LA: A Celebration Para Los Niños
Inside the intimate Clive Davis theatre at the Grammy Museum in Downtown Los Angeles, Carlos Vives and his band jammed on stage with 4th grade students from the acclaimed Para Los Niños elementary school, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the academic success and social well-being of children in Southern California, on what will forever be known as “Carlos Vives Day” in the City of Los Angeles. Vives shared with the students his...
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