If you'd like to support Fico's journey to AMDA, there are a few ways to help: by donating to his GoFundMe, or simply by sharing his campaign and streaming his music. Spreading the word is just as valuable as a monetary donation! In the arduous, cyclic currents of our existence, death may be the wandering waves murmuring relief in the hard seashell of life we bear every day. Although there are unfortunate souls who share a more intimate resonation with the notes of death, th

The lounge was packed before either artist touched a microphone. Hotel W's Live Sessions — the weekly Thursday series powered by Symphonic Latino — had pulled a crowd so thick that, by the time things got going, you couldn't have slipped a needle through the room. When I arrived, the night was still assembling itself in pieces. Mari Angarita was finishing the visuals for the screen behind the stage. Her special guest for the night, Rodri Zorro, was filming a clip for his own

Marlore Anwandter, the creator of Canticuentos, passed away on June 10th, 2026, at 92 years old.

Totó La Momposina, taken by Pablo Salgado for Bocas Magazine The world of music mourns the loss of one of its most radiant stars. Totó La Momposina, the beloved Colombian singer who carried the soul of the Caribbean coast in her voice, passed away at the age of 85, as confirmed by her family on her socials. Her death marks the end of an era, but her legacy shines brighter than ever. Known for her powerful voice and deep commitment to preserving Colombia’s rich folk traditions

Latin American icon Ricardo Montaner gave two groundbreaking shows on April 8th and 9th at Bogotá's Movistar Arena for his El Último Regreso Tour, where our founder Val was able to attend (8th) and shoot (9th) what could possibly be his last tour. To learn more about these shows, Montaner's relevance in latinx culture, and Val's experience shooting her first arena, you can read the live review here. 🌎 Bogotá, Colombia 📍 Movistar Arena 🗓️ April 9th, 2026 📸 Val Hernández

My Chemical Romance at the Vive Claro in Bogota on February 10th, 2026. By Val Hernández On a Monday at 8:00 in the morning, one week before the concert, the Frontlight Magazine inbox was still empty. Press accreditations don’t always arrive when you’re building something from scratch, and even less so in an environment where opportunities tend to stay among the same names as always. In an industry that measures legitimacy in numbers (followers, views, or metrics) more than i