The third part of Rubio’s diary is full of the melancholy and the rhythms you will only find in the work of this artist.

This album has an anecdotal story: It was released two times. The band published an unfinished version, deleted it after some weeks and months later they released the final version.

Tiare Galaz, performing under the nickname Niña Tormenta, is a Chilean songwriter who has gained plenty of recognition in the local scene thanks to her experience of performing and working with the “cultural-squad” Capitán Cobalto.

Emisario Greda’s first video represents its nostalgic and melancholic style with scenes of the singer, Javier Poduje, travelling through Santiago and his feelings.

After three years of silence, Ricardo Luna’s project is finally back with a new single which he describes as “the hardest hangover after a party that lasted for years”.

On his latest full-length effort “La Sombra”, (Me Llamo) Sebastián invites you to join him and find your inner child in yourself.

Not everything happens in Santiago: an artist from the south of Chile has many things to show with her new video which is filled with beautiful colors, melodies and words.

Being a band with three albums is hard if you think of the fans that waited for the fourth. Protistas could have disappointed those fans, they could have messed up their career, but they didn’t.

The fourth single from “Amigurumi”, released two months ago on Umami Discos, represents a lot more than meets the eye.

San Felipe’s duo Dënver sounds like young Miguel Bosé in their last single “La Lava”. Meanwhile, its video honors a German film director from decades ago.