Paula Lovo
88Nine On-Air TalentHometown:
Milwaukee.
First concert:
The Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus "Best of Both Worlds" tour with my sister and cousins in 2007.
Favorite band/artist of all time:
This is hard, but the artist I always come back to has to be Chavela Vargas.
Favorite song of all time:
"Las Flores" by Cafe Tacvba.
Favorite place to take a visitor in Milwaukee:
Cactus Club.
What you like best about Milwaukee:
Our lakes and beer, among many other things.
Comfort drink:
Cafecito.
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The Chicago-based, genre-defying musician has us feeling optimistic about where Latin alternative will go in the years ahead. -
Forged in the battle-rap scene, Trueno and his countryman/collaborator Milo J lead a new generation of Argentine artists. -
The community activist and member of local music collective Death Is A Business joins us to talk about creativity and workers rights. -
The Milwaukee grassroots organization joins this episode to talk about music and taking action in the face of injustice. -
In an area with so much Latine representation, the annual music event came through with some big moments for Latin alternative artists. -
Our latest batch of the best Latin alternative tracks include Julieta Venegas and Natalia Lafourcade, plus Yahritza y Su Esencia's latest. -
The group's approach to immigration reform and assistance covers everything from local neighborhoods to local government. -
The unlikely collaboration finds the trio doing something appropriately wild: visiting a wellness center to recapture the simplicity of youth. -
The duo from the Bronx bring punk rock, hip-hop and sensual sway to their music, including the single we spin on this episde. -
We're all the way into the season of new releases, so it's time to catch up with some of the songs we can't shake from our brains.
