Nobody Told Me Nada

Name: Nobody Told Me Nada | Latin Pop, Llama Poop & Other Unexpected Writings
Brand: Yulelé Media
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Latin Pop, Llama Poop & Other Unexpected Writings

Enrique Lopetegui(Autor*in)

Yulelé Media (Verlag)

1. Auflage

Erschienen am 10. März 2022

328 Seiten

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Inhalt

Intro
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
A Little Help From My Friends
Foreword
Nobody told me there'd be days like these.
La Lupita at Spice
Gloria Estefan's Mi Tierra
Juan Gabriel: "Watch Your Butt."
Rock in a Hard Place: How Argentina Won the War
Rubén Blades: The Thinking Man's Salsa
Cachao's Rebirth
Celia Cruz: Ageless
Miguel Bosé: Alive and Well
Tito Puente: Man on the Moon
Luis Miguel: The Man in Charge
Enrique Iglesias: Latin Pop's First Son
La Banda Elástica: Rocanrol's Voice
Maná: Rocanrol's Punching Bag
The Phenomenauts: Plan 9 From Outer SF
Arjona
Molotov
Jaime Roos: Murga Pop
Freddy Fender: El Primero
B.B. King on Pappo
Manu Chao: Raining in Paradise
Moons Over my Grammys
Café Tacvba: Where It's At
Maria Rita: Brazil's First Daughter
Assassination Tango
Cachao, the Mambo Father
Spanish Harlem Orchestra: Salsa for Post-graduates
Why We Still Love Che
El Moz
Die, reggaetón, die
The Incredible Shrinking Grammy
Ask a Mexican! Special SA-only Edition
Mercedes Sosa (1935-2009)
Linda Ronstadt: Live From The Arizona Gulag
Rumbo: The Remains of the Daily
Richie Havens: Still Using His Thumb at 69
Gordon Raphael in SA: The Loser and the Lame
Slash on Lemmy, GNR and SA
Chaplin vs Keaton
Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Punk's Illegitimate Dads
Exene Cervenka on the new rebellion
Fuck, the Movie
Shawn on Doug
Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee: "I'm definitely not a Nazi. No fucking way."
Julio Iglesias: To All the Songs I've Screwed Up Before
Elvis Costello's Spectacle
Apollo 18 Actors Wish They Could Remain Anonymous
Lost in City Limits: Could San Antonio become a live-music capital again?
Santana: In Metraton We Trust
Eddie Palmieri: The Sun of Latin Music
Debating Vikki Carr
Girl in a Coma's Return
Public Enemy's Chuck-D: Fight the Power
Movies and Booze
John Swenson: The Music Writer
The Making of Los Lobos' Kiko: A Chicano Rock Masterpiece
John Lydon and Judge Judy's Eyes
La Presy: Rediscovering San Antonio's gift to flamenco
Livin' La Vida Rosa: How Draco Beat Cancer and Topped the Latin Charts
Metric's Emily Haines: What You See Is What You Get
Nina Díaz's Spiritual Makeover
Jeremy Scahill's Dirty Wars
Hilburn on Cash
Cumbia: How Colombia Made Selena a Star
Steve Vai: Strat Abuse
Augie Meyers: Kissing Death Goodbye and the Eternal Hustle
Las Marthas: The Weirdest Fiesta Ever
Phil Anselmo: Music, Horror and KOs
Belinda Sallin, director of H.R. Giger's World
Rob Trujillo on Jaco and Jaco
Sandra Cisneros: My Apology
Nina Díaz's latest incarnation
How the Last Bandoleros Reinvented Tex-Mex and Blew Sting Away
Barbershop singing in San Antonio: Loudest Shade of White
Manumanía
Nina 2020
Rock is dead. Long live rocanrol.
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