AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCuban Music: Omara Portuondo, turning 96 this month, is still performing—and her album Eternamente Omara, featuring Silvio Rodríguez, Nathy Peluso and Angélique Kidjo, is up for a Latin Grammy. Mexican Culture: Indigenous rappers in Mexico City are using hip-hop in Zapotec, Maya and Mazatec to defend their languages and share their communities’ stories. Colombian Justice: The peace tribunal says former FARC leaders committed crimes against Indigenous groups, including communities in the Amazon. Festivals & Traditions: Bogotá’s Rock al Parque drew 561,000 people for its 30th anniversary, though crowds strained access and transport. In San Miguel de Allende, Hotel Matilda’s Nov. 1 Cena Negra will mark its 15th year with an evening inspired by Mexican funeral traditions, food and art. Latin Music: Miami’s iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina returns Oct. 17, with performances by Anuel AA, Myke Towers, Greeicy and others, and an award for Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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