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Mexican girl in Seoul sharing a little bit of her likes and dislikes in life...Music and food are my passion! http://instagram.com/selet

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Throwback to some feel-good music...

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Interview with Lisey Tigra!

Lisey Tigra an artist who is not afraid to evolve and create - Latinally

Lisey Tigra describes her style as “dark, sexy, glamorous,” a mix that continues to evolve. “At first, it was super dark, then full reggaeto

Born in Colombia to a bicultural background (half-Colombian, half-English), Lisey grew up surrounded by a world of music. “I loved rock and things in English,” she shares, “but I’m Latin; I grew up listening to reggaeton, salsa, and vallenato with my mom.” That mix of influences eventually pushed her to create something entirely her own: a bold fusion of Latin urban rhythms with the edge of rock.

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Brisa, a gentle voice with intention and soulfulness

“Wow…” That’s what I thought after watching a couple of Brisa’s videos online. There was something quietly powerful about her; her voice felt soft with an almost shy-like yet certain presence. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting such a young artist to carry that much soulfulness in her performances. You guys know I’m constantly listening to music and researching “new” artists to interview and share with you here, but what I heard from Brisa really blew me away...

Brisa, a gentle voice with intention and soulfulness - Latinally

Peruvian singer Brisa Bacigalupo is breathing new life into Latin jazz and boleros. In this intimate interview, she shares how she blends tr

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Friné, a summer dream come true

Friné, a summer dream came true - Latinally

Meet Friné: the Mexican singer-songwriter whose solo era is dreamy, fearless, and full of soul. From glittery synth pop to raw soul melodies

With a personality that lights up the room, that’s how I would describe Friné, a singer-songwriter from Mexico who is pure energy. I came across one of her songs on YouTube, and I was instantly hooked. The song “Ser eso y más” blends dreamy melodies with the perfect touch of futuristic pop, the type of mix that invites you to dance and gently demands a repeat listen...

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Friné · Después de ti · Song · 2025

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The throwback I didn't know I needed...

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Camila Buch is the definition of girl pwr in music!

Camila Buch: where passion & music collide - Latinally

Camila Buch reminded me that music is meant to be danced, enjoyed and lived… I had the opportunity to talk with Argentinian singer-songwrite

Camila, an Argentinian singer-songwriter, is an artist who enjoys creating music as a result of her passion and the significance music has in her life, and we as listeners just happen to be experiencing it with her. I had the opportunity to talk with her and learn more about her and her music.

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Tao Izzo: An Icon of Mexican Haute Couture

Tao Izzo wasn’t just any designer. His clientele included some of Mexico’s biggest stars, like theatrical producer Fela Fábregas, actresses such as Evangelina Elizondo and Sasha Montenegro, and singer Lola Beltrán. Most notably, he served as the personal designer for legendary actress María Félix, or “La Doña,” a nickname that was given to her because of her commanding presence both on and off screen.

Tao Izzo: An Icon of Mexican Haute Couture - Latinally

Despite the missing information, Tao Izzo's work continues to demonstrate why he is regarded as one of Mexico’s greatest haute couture desig

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5 indie female artists you need to follow in 2025

I’ve found a few singers who have been on repeat ever since I first heard their songs. Why these particular singers? For me, it’s the emotion behind their artistry. There’s something magical and comforting about an artist who is not afraid to find joy and play around with melodies, rhythms, and emotions to create their music. 

5 indie female artists you need to follow in 2025 - Latinally

I've had the opportunity to connect with great indie female artists like Maddie Moon, Karina Galicia and Lilly Yan. As part of this ongoing

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Resilience & Vulnerability: the heart of Karina Galicia’s music.

Finding an artist comfortable enough in their own skin to share their experience with the world is not an easy task. If you ask me, opening up about personal experiences and even struggles—and then transforming them into lyrics and melodies—takes a lot of courage. Enter Karina Galicia, a Mexican singer-songwriter who pours her emotions into every song she creates... Read more on the click below!

Resilience & Vulnerability: the heart of Karina Galicia's music - Latinally

Karina Galicia, is a Mexican singer-songwriter who pours her emotions into every song she creates. In a recent interview with Karina, she de

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Ha Vay - Fragile

Had to post this video here...it just screams Tumblr.

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Lilly Yan an indie treasure waiting to be discovered

Within the indie music scene, Lilly Yan feels refreshingly nostalgic. Let me explain myself.

Sometimes things are meant to be discovered, right? Well, that is exactly what happened to me a couple of weeks ago as I was going through my email. I came across what appeared to be an invitation to listen to a new track by an artist named Lilly Yan. Curiosity got the best of me, and I’m glad it did. As soon as I listened to “Un Ratito Más,” I was hooked in what felt like a nostalgic high.

Lilly Yan an indie treasure waiting to be discovered - Latin culture, lifestyle, fashion & more...

After I listened to the song, I found myself doing some research on Lilly Yan, with her music playing in the background as if it were a cata

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Divine Mugisha by Andrew Vowles for W Magazine China July 2024

Styled by Katie Shillingford. Makeup by Anmy Drammeh. Hair by Kiyoko Odo.