Music, film, streaming, football and the region's creators.
Traditional Mexican cuisine is UNESCO-listed, taquerias anchor New York rents, ceviche bars book out London and Michelin landed in Mexico in 2024. The business of the hemisphere's kitchens.
The Colombian star released her new album on August 7 via Bichota/Interscope and is playing US stadiums through September — the current flagship of Latin music's touring economy.
At the 83rd festival (September 2-12), Latin America's competition hopes rest on 'Back to Buenos Aires,' while 'Hombre al Agua' — Gael García Bernal's directorial debut — leads the buzz. Mid-festival dispatch.
The genre that taught a continent to watch television daily now anchors the streamers' Spanish-language slates — 'Cien años de soledad' and 'El Eternauta' are its newest monuments. The business of serialized drama.
Brazil tops the world's player-export table year after year, and the continent's clubs earn on the order of a billion-plus dollars annually selling talent. How the pipeline pays.
Rivera, Orozco and Siqueiros made walls the region's canvas; today the auction record for a Latin American artwork belongs to Frida Kahlo at $34.9 million, and street art is a municipal strategy. The economics of painting walls.