Toto La Momposina, queen of Colombian Cumbia and one of the strongest fountains of influence in Latin American music, will be returning to Buenos Aires this Tuesday the 6th to the Teatro Gran Rex.

This Friday and Saturday, Bomba Estereo wraps up their 2011 World Tour at Club Niceto. Tickets may be hard to come by, but we´ve got the hook up. This week we will be raffling off 6 tickets to this Saturday's (11/26) show. More info within.

The nature of the game is to recommend the coolest things happening in the city single everyday. Trust us, there is a lot to get bothered about. But don't take this recommendation lightly. Tomorrow (Nov. 10). Paloma del Cerro. Los Animales Superforros. DO. NOT. MISS. IT.

Yesterday the Santiago de Chile based quartet Astro released their self-titled first LP, an energetic and exciting album that transports you to a strange electro-pop universe. We were inspired to bend the rules a little and write about it with a new section dedicated to recommending some of our favorite artists from the other side of the border.

Every Sunday evening Sonido Ambiente puts on Feliz Domingo (Happy Sunday), a concert series that will fill your lazy Sunday with some of the best music from the underground scene. WUBA contributor Fabi Feyt writes about Pablo Malaurie's show last Sunday.

More and more it seems that the appeal of the larger than life, egocentric musician is fading in this city, and every artist that I’m lucky to meet is just as humbled by a simple compliment as the last. Miss Ampi Bardo aka Catnapp, manages to stand out amongst them.

Ten cold cloudy days led up to my meeting with Soema Montenegro. But on this particular afternoon, like a perfectly arranged cliché, the sky cleared up for us completely so that we could enjoy our ginger mint tea with honey on the sidewalk outside of a small café in Palermo. It wasn´t easy to find her in the city (she spends most of her time in her home in Haedo, a suburb east of the city), but today was her first rehearsal with the sound sculptures created by the artist Leon Ferrari for the mega exhibition Tecnópolis.

Niños en casting, a photographic series by Marcel Antelo shot between 2006 and 2009, is a compelling and strikingly real set of portraits of rejected child models. It recently opened at the Teatro de la Ribera in La Boca.