Gerard Edery, born in Casablanca and raised in Paris and New York City, is the essence of a global musician. Composer and performer, he sings in numerous languages, and his focus is on Sephardic music – the music that traveled with the Jews across the globe after their flight from Spain. Here he talks about […]
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Written by Demetrio on November 4, 2011
Photos and stories by Carlos Javier Ortiz Members of the bright star church in Chicago released balloons in memory of teenage victims of gun violence throughout the city. Many members of bright star gather often to pray in front of high schools that are threatened with gun violence, neighborhood violence and gang violence. The church […]
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Written by Demetrio on November 10, 2010
“World Music for Pakistan” A benefit for ACTUAL SIZE GLOBAL for the flood victims of Pakistan Wednesday October 20 7pm-12am $8-$10 Mayne Stage, 1328 W Morse Av, Chicago, IL with Lamajamal (gypsy surf), Eyes Manouche (balkan gypsy jazz), Kevin Leeds and Global Cooling (rock/soul/world fusion) & DJ RomaSoul (gypsy/eastern beats) Mayne Stage, 1328 W Morse […]
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Written by Demetrio on October 19, 2010
Leo Suarez takes you across the seas to tune into the music pulsating from the streets of both Africa and the Caribbean and previews acts from this year’s Chicago Guitar Music Festival. Broadcast date: Tuesday October 12th, 2010, 5:00 p.m. (central)
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Written by Demetrio on October 14, 2010
Original Broadcast on WHPK 88.5 FM on October 5th, 2010. Hosted by Brenda Lee Intengan with special guest Tony Rago. This program focuses on Manila, Philippines… Manila’s Indie Rock scene featuring Terno Recordings Artists. Brenda’s guest Tony Rago spends a week in the southeast Metropolis to bring you our listeners and readers a taste of […]
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Written by Demetrio on October 7, 2010
Chicago is the World’s very own Leo Suarez takes you through an audio tour of this year’s Chicago World Music Festival.
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Written by Demetrio on September 24, 2010
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