
Peligrosa: Isabel
Photo: Ulovei.com

Peligrosa: Isabel
Photo: Ulovei.com

We just love Isa Gt (myspace | twitter | facebook) so the second I heard she was on BreakThruRadio.com I tuned in. Don Jose and his show, BTR Latin Worldwide, are keen to break new music from around the globe. It takes a good minute before Isa jumps on but be patient and enjoy tunes from the likes of Pistolera, M.I.S., El Sie7e y mas. Listen to the hole show:
Tune in next week for Geko Jones.
I think what amazes me most about this audio splurge is it’s visual counterpart. NASA, the responsible graphic designer in question, hits the nail on the head with the triangular representation of the Americas. It reminds me that a diaspora has no chance of keeping us separated with these advancements in our universal sound.

Its that time again folks. Wylin out this Saturday night for sure.
Dont forget to RSVP for a $3 entry

When: Saturday, October 24, 2009, 2:00-10:00 PM
Where: 5th Street Block (between Congress and Brazos)

Peligrosa will be in the house….well out in the street!!
Austin, TX – August 28, 2009: Mexic-Arte Museum, the Official Mexican and Mexican American Fine Art Museum of Texas, will be celebrating its 26th Annual Día de los Muertos – Austin’s largest and longest-running Day of the Dead festival featuring Latino artists and entertainment, an exhibition, and educational programs in the heart of downtown. Part of the proceeds will benefit the education programs of Mexic-Arte Museum, whose mission is to enrich the community through education programs and exhibitions focusing on traditional and contemporary Mexican, Latino, and Latin American art and culture.
This year, Mexic-Arte Museum will present Día de los Muertos as Viva la Vida Fest to celebrate life by promoting health and environmental awareness through art and culture. Mexic-Arte Museum’s Viva la Vida Fest brings together a diversity of people in Austin to pay homage to friends, family, and heroes. The festival features an exhibition of contemporary art and community altars constructed out of recycled materials, an exhibition of pre-Columbian funeral art from West Mexico, education programs, a grand procession with costumes and props, and a street celebration with traditional foods, hands-on art activities, artist demos, local retail booths, live music and performances.

Check out Miguels Interview of Camilo Lara – Mexican Institute of Sound!
Big up Nacional!
Camilo Lara of Mexican Institute of Sound Interview from uLOVEi on Vimeo.


