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The Culture of Cumbia: Exploring New York’s Sonideros Through Film

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The Culture of Cumbia: Exploring New York’s Sonideros Through Film

The phenomenon of sonideros, or cumbia dances led by sonidos (DJs), is a product of Mexico City’s late 1950s music scene. What started as humble street dances in working class neighborhoods, led by DJs spinning cumbia records on homemade sound systems (many resembling the towers of Jamaican sound system culture) [...]

Celebrating Latin Cinema at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival

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Celebrating Latin Cinema at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival

In an industry where Latinos make up just over five percent of lead actors and two percent of film directors, representation on top stages is a high priority. That rings especially true at Sundance Film Festival, a world-renowned incubator of independent cinema, where small budget indie films are often launched [...]