Café Tacvba puts out its first album in five years, and rock is just one of the ingredients.
"They're not all ultra-marathon runners. They're exceptionally strong and in great physical condition, but that doesn't mean they're physically ready to put on a 100-lb. pack and hike across extreme desert that they've never seen before in their life, facing unknown dangers."
Immigrant rights activists will join with civil rights leaders commemorating the 50th anniversary of the march in Selma, Alabama. "We want to reaffirm our role that we are fighting against oppression and discrimination."
English singer-songwriter Morrissey has a staunchly loyal and maybe obsessive fan base. His shows are defined by audience members throwing themselves on stage, clamoring to hug him. But Morrissey's most loyal disciples come from a seemingly unexpected group — young Mexican Americans.
What's El Conjunto Nueva Ola's approach to a song? "How is this song good? We're gonna do the exact opposite."
The capture of drug lord Joaquin Guzman is a "huge break for Mexico," according to journalist Alfredo Corchado. But he says it's only a partial victory for Mexicans unless they use it to find out which government authorities have been colluding with the drug cartels.