The modern evolution of cumbia connects electronics to the folk tradition. For Terror/Cactus, the beats are spare, and the ...

“Many of our kids are reliant upon the instruments provided by the school system," Parker Middle School Principal Mike Byron said.

The instruments, however, were often prohibited or restricted by authorities because drums could be used to spread a message of defiance among slaves as well as to petition the gods.

A Mexican military captain aims to counter negative stereotypes around the genre by creating his own military corridos.

From the very first song, LA LOM made the audience want to dance. Founded in 2019, the Los Angeles League of Musicians combined nostalgic ‘50s and ‘60s ballads with Mexican boleros and the cumbia ...

Get ready for a musical journey through some of the most fascinating and unique instruments from around the world! From the deep rumble of the tuba to the ethereal sounds of the theremin, we're ...

The Leos Imports Handmade Mexican Maracas receive a moderate score due to their appealing design and musical authenticity, ideal for introducing rhythm to children. However, customer feedback ...

Gabriela Ortiz, Carnegie Hall’s composer in residence this season, has spent her career channeling the sounds and sensibilities of Latin America.

Contreras is one of many U.S. Latinas who have turned to sound healing and other forms of spiritual self-care, despite their roots outside of traditional religion. Sound healers say that sound’s ...

They were dressed to the nines in metallic suits and brought out a variety of instruments including trumpets, keys and maracas. Their job was to prime fans for the main event: Fruko y Sus Tesos.

Over time, some ancient instruments faded away from the music scene. But musician Joydeep Mukherjee is trying to restore such instruments, bringing them back to life for modern audiences.

This is the final entry in Cinco to Celebrate, a series highlighting five Mexican businesses in New York City that are worth your time and money this Cinco de Mayo—and beyond. Here's more about ...