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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Some of the best tracks from the world of Latin alternative have come from out of the blue, compelling us to learn more about new artists. -
As the season winds down, artists like Son Rompe Pera, Latin Mafia and Fred Again are just getting warmed up with new projects. -
While Tejeda expresses her creativity in Milwaukee, the inspiration that fuels it extends far beyond southeastern Wisconsin. -
The genre-blending brothers' inimitable 'Z-pop' sound has carried well beyond the island from which they hail. -
The Chilean rapper's words have always made an impact. On her latest project, they focus on the friends who lift us up. -
It's been a tumultuous year in many ways, but the music we've connected with has helped us process the bad and find joy in the good. -
One of the city's young leaders steps into our studio to share what inspires his creativity and the music that moves him. -
The Dominican-Italian artist's heartfelt bolero turns more than one page as she prepares for an exciting new chapter. -
Ledesma joined us to share songs that inspire his creativity, the latest example of which was recently unveiled at the Bronzeville Center for the Arts. -
This episode of the best new Latin alternative begins with a nod to the past and iconic Colombian artist Totó la Momposina.
