From the realism of Canserbero to the nostalgia of Elena Rose, these tracks reflect Venezuelan pride and struggle ...
‘There is Immense Potential’: Amid Maduro Turmoil, What Is the Future of Venezuela’s Music Industry?
After the U.S. captured Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, three Venezuelan music executives speak about the future of the country's music business.
All eyes are on Venezuela this week, following the U.S. raid in Caracas that seized President Nicolás Maduro on Jan. 3. The South American leader and his wife, Cilia Flores, have a lengthy trial ahead ...
KSHB 41 reporter Lily O’Shea Becker covers Franklin and Douglas counties in Kansas. Share your story idea with Lily. Kelfel Aqui and his band Son Venezuela have been spreading joy from Lawrence to ...
Venezuela has a deep tradition of reflecting political change through music. This week, as the country reels from the seizure of its president by American forces, we explore the recent history of ...
Venezuela has a deep tradition of reflecting political change through music. This week, as the country reels from the seizure of its president by American forces, we explore the recent history of ...
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‘May the Sons of Bitches Finally Leave’: Rawayana on the Prophetic LP Speaking to Venezuela’s Moment
The band's eighth album '¿Dónde Es El After?' forged a new Latin sound and predicted seismic changes in Venezuela’s history.
In Doral, Fla., where about 40 percent of people are of Venezuelan origin, music blared in celebration early on Saturday.
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