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Rock al Parque 2016: The feminine ingredient
By the Zonagirante.com team @zonagirante Photo by Oscar Perfer. As mentioned: Between July 2nd and 4th, a new edition of Latin America's largest free festival, Rock al Parque, will be held in Bogotá's Simón Bolívar Metropolitan Park. This time,...
Rock al Parque 2016: First confirmed artists (Part 1).
By the Zonagirante.com team @zonagirante Photo by Oscar Perfer. Between July 2nd and 4th, a new edition of Latin America's largest free festival, Rock al Parque, will be held in Bogotá's Simón Bolívar Metropolitan Park. On this date...
Sidestepper and Elkin Robinson, an exciting night at the Gaitán
By José Gandour @gandour / Photos by Simona Malaika @simonamalaika When recounting the history of the new Colombian folklore, the one that has adapted to modern times and captivated diverse audiences around the world, it will be essential to mention...
Estéreo Picnic Festival: Days 2 and 3
By Santiago Rivas @Rivas_Santiago The first day was great, with a diverse and interesting sound palette, culminating in a very popular band that bores me to tears, but people seem to love them, so all in all, very good. I don't know what I was doing...
Estéreo Picnic Festival: Day 01
By Santiago Rivas @Rivas_Santiago After the traffic jam, getting there is quite easy. Entry was quick, thankfully. Upon arrival, the impression is already that of a familiar place, and I think it's worth saying, because it's a credit to the organizers for having created a place in the...
A Chilean bear wins an Oscar (and we're happy for them)
By José Gandour @gandour A story to begin with. Perhaps I've told it before, but it seems relevant to repeat it: Zonagirante.com was born to give a space to contemporary Latin American arts, especially music, and to talk about our continent...
Maiquetía pointed the way for 2015 (Venezuela this year)
By Kelvin Malavé @kelvinmalave The year 2015 for music in Venezuela was marked by the emergence of singer-songwriters and the departure of many musicians from the country. The severe economic crisis in Venezuela has resulted in many bands disbanding and...
In corp sanctis in the psychedelic homeland
By José Gandour @gandour Have the hippies returned? Does the peace and love message (and the colorful clouds surrounding us) resonate in these times of disaster and human decline? Is it possible that on a planet where many suspect...
Sagan: a stellar experience
By Rodrigo Ricardo @hhdrums Photo: Leonardo Carreño My aspirations as a writer sometimes lead me to unconsciously click on anything that seems interesting online, looking for interesting music; artists that awaken something in me,...
Observations on the Bogota elections
By José Gandour @gandour Photo Oscar Perfer We are approaching new municipal elections in Colombia, and Bogota residents have heard very little about the cultural policies that the candidates would implement if elected. It's a topic that seems to be...
For bread and butter
By José Gandour @gandour Photo by Simona Malaika @simonamalaika We've had a very busy few days for the music business in the Colombian capital. Thanks to the Bogotá Music Market (Bomm) and the Resonance conferences on the digital market, a number of events have taken place in the city...
Prophets and their good nocturnal delusions
By José Gandour @gandour Many bands that tour the world carry a video camera and take advantage of it to film their entire journey, later showing the best and most entertaining moments. Generally, these kinds of clips become monotonous...
The beautiful symphonic Cerati
By José Gandour @gandour Normally (and you know this), symphonic experiments that pay tribute to rock artists are, to say the least, boring. They have a ceremonial pretension with very bombastic and tedious elitist aspirations. I include in...
