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Summer in the Global Village: What Does ‘Latin Alternative’ Mean in 2013?

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Reporter Mirissa Neff went to the 2013 Latin Alternative Music Conference, to ask four bands what the term “Latin Alternative” means to them.

Summer in the Global Village: LAMC 2013, Part One

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Summer in the Global Village: Catching up with Kinky and closing out LAMC

Spanish Band Los Fulanos Revive ‘Boogaloo’ to Counter Economic Pessimism

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Music Heard on Air for June 25, 2012

Music Heard on Air

Spanglish Fly Revives New York City’s Latin Boogaloo

Arts, Culture & Media

In Manhattan, once a month, a crowd gathers in a low-ceiling, dimly-lit club to pay homage to a music with deep New York City roots. The 11-member group is part of a group of people reviving interest in a Latin-soul musical hybrid called “boogaloo.”

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Very Be Careful

Arts, Culture & Media

There are a lot of bands in the US today blending Latin tinged rhythms with � rock, pop, hip-pop, pick your genre. The group Very Be Careful wants to be different. They stick close to their Colombian roots. Marco Werman explains more on today’s show.