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  Review: Zoé Starts Tour On Right Track

  By Ramon Aviles on November 10, 2013

  Mexican rock band Zoé performed at Club Nokia in Los Angeles Friday night. It was their second concert on their scheduled tour titled, “Programaton,” which...

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  Q&A with Colombian Music Gem Santiago Cruz

  By Marvin Vasquez on November 9, 2013

  In several instances, singer-songwriters pen melodies off of social issues to convey particular messages. What Santiago Cruz does is rather eclectic, because he draws inspiration...

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  Bomba Estéreo’s Founder Simón Mejía on Latin GRAMMYs, Elegancia Tropical and More

  By Marvin Vasquez on November 9, 2013

  Not knowing the band would reach high levels of success and just out of passion for music, Simón Mejía founded Bomba Estéreo in 2005 in...

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  Cuban Singer Diana Fuentes: A Fountain of Youth, Talent and Beauty

  By Humberto Capiro on November 9, 2013

  During my years as the “official translator” for all Cuban artists passing through Tom Schnabel’s then radio shows “Morning Becomes Eclectic” and later “Café LA”...

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  Mexican Alternative Rock Band Zoé Talk Tour, Prográmaton, Career and More

  By Ramon Aviles on November 7, 2013

  Today, Mexican rock band Zoé kicks off their “Prográmaton” tour in San Francisco. They will be promoting their new album, Prográmaton, and performing their re-mastered...

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  Meet Sensato, The Next Latin Urban Music Stud

  By Ramon Aviles on November 6, 2013

  Welcome to the catchy world of Sensato, a Dominican rapper taking the world by surprise. Well, not quite. The guy is beyond talented in what...

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  TV Personality Yarel Ramos Thinks, Acts Green

  By Ramon Aviles on November 7, 2013

  The renowned journalist and host of Mun2’s “Reventon con Yarel” talks to us about her success in television and about her experiences driving a hybrid...

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  Adamari López to Release E-Version of Thriving

  By Rafael Orellana on November 4, 2013

  In late 2012, Puerto Rican actress and current Telemundo television personality Adamari López released Viviendo, a book in Spanish penned by her where she details...

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  Los Bunkers: Reaching Another Level of Music

  By Ramon Aviles on November 4, 2013

  Los Bunkers is a rock band from Chile. They are characterized by a very contemporary style, with influences from 60’s and 70’s rock, as well...

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  Review: Sasha, Benny, Erik Delight at The Wiltern

  By Ramon Aviles on November 2, 2013

  The Latin pop-rock music trio of Sasha, Benny, Erik delighted the audience with a spectacular Los Angeles concert at The Wiltern Friday night. They performed...

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  Boxer Brandon Rios & Mr. Capone-E to Launch Motivational Album Pre-Pacquiao Fight

  By Living Out Loud Staff on November 2, 2013

  As boxer Brandon “Bam Bam” Rios readies to take on Manny Pacquiao on the November 23 Pay Per View televised fight being hailed as the...

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  Boy Wonder, Jenny “La Sexy Voz” Talk Chosen Few Urbano Continues

  By Marvin Vasquez on November 2, 2013

  Manuel Alejandro Ruiz has had his share of success within the music industry. On top of being a Latin urban music producer, he also is...

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  Exclusive Interview: Cuban Diva Albita Rodriguez, Una Mujer Que Canta, Speaks

  By Humberto Capiro on November 2, 2013

  It was 1995 and Cuban singer Albita Rodriguez was the talk of the town of Miami and its growing jet set crowd, as well as...

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  Pandora Boast Triumphant Return to LA

  By Ramon Aviles on October 28, 2013

  It was a triumphant return to Los Angeles for the group Pandora after a 15-year absence with a spectacular concert at the Orpheum Theatre. They...

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  Female Mexican Singing Trio Pandora Make Return to Los Angeles

  By Ramon Aviles on October 24, 2013

  The legendary group Pandora will be live in concert on Friday, October 25th at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. They are currently on tour...

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  Chosen Few Urbano Continues Sures Gets You Going Wherever You Are

  By Marvin Vasquez on October 23, 2013

  There comes a time when you listen to a particular genre of music and it gets you going physically, mentally, psychologically and emotionally, and even...

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  Review: Arjona Metamorfosis En Vivo Turns Out to be Beyond Spectacular

  By Marvin Vasquez on October 21, 2013

  Often near the end of his live performances, Ricardo Arjona manages to tell his present fans, “Se les quiere.” In English, that translates to “you...

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  Q&A with Singer and Actor Gabriel Coronel

  By Ramon Aviles on October 21, 2013

  Interestingly enough, Venezuela stud Gabriel Coronel began his life as a singer in his teens. He then pursued acting, and is now back to singing....

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  Alex Gonzalez Discusses the Significance of De La Tierra, Its Beginnings, and Much More

  By Ramon Aviles on October 21, 2013

  Imagine a fresh take on rock and heavy metal. Imagine 4 friends uniting to deliver such relative new look of this particular Latin music scene....

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  Rock Legend Saul Hernandez Talks Tour, Career, Caifanes and More

  By Ramon Aviles on October 21, 2013

  There’s no denying that singer-songwriter Saul Hernandez is a rock legend. The Mexico-born product, who is now 49 years of age, has been active since...

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  Review: UCLA’s Royce Hall Becomes Intimate Afro-Peruvian Peña (Nightclub) with Eva Ayllon

  By Humberto Capiro on October 21, 2013

  African slaves were brought to the new world mainly thru Cuba and other islands in the Caribbean and then were spread throughout the continent, reaching...

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  Meet Singer-Songwriter Gian Marco, Peru’s Music Gem

  By Ramon Aviles on October 9, 2013

  Gian Marco has written songs for Marc Anthony, Pandora, Jon Secada, Emmanuel, Alejandro Fernández and Gloria Estefan, among several others. He’s a legitimate composer, but...

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