Andrés Calamaro and Enrique Bunbury are crimen-als…
The 53-year-old Argentine musician and the 47-year-old Spanish singer-songwriter have released their collaborative live performance of the Gustavo Cerati song “Crimen” as a single.
The moving tribute to the late Argentine great by the two classic rock en Español stars is from an upcoming collaborative album that Bunbury and Calamaro recorded while touring through Mexico.
The album Hijos del Pueblo, scheduled for release on April 14, will also include versions of songs by Calamaro’s former group Los Rodríguez and Bunbury’s alma mater Heroes del Silencio, as well as songs from their solo careers, and classics by Mexican legend Jose Alfredo Jiménez and others.
Molotovis bringing their sound to the Iberian Peninsula… The Mexican rap rock band has been named one of the headliners of the first edition of the Mexican mega festival Vive Latino to be held in Europe. A new event, branded Vive Latino and characterized by the “quality, vanguard and independence” of the 20-year-old…
Enrique Bunbury is heading across the pond… The 48-year-old emblematic and enduring Spanish classic rocker will tour the United States this spring in support of his recent MTV Unplugged album. Bunbury will kick off the tour in Los Angeles, his current hometown, on May 19. More dates in California and…
Gustavo Cerati is getting an emotional special… National Geographic Latin America's TV network has released a poignant teaser for its upcoming docuseries episode about the Argentine singer-songwriter, composer and producer, considered one of the most important and influential figures of Ibero-American rock. In the 30-second clip, the late Soda Stereo frontman sings "Happy…
