Fito Páez

The song that came to be known as “Radio Radio” began life in 1975 as “Radio Soul,” written in shameless imitation of Bruce Springsteen’s romantic references to American radio by the 20-year old D.P. MacManus. The BBC radio of the songwriter’s youth was both magical and mundane. His father sang...

Elvis Costello has shared the new Spanish language versión of his classic hit, “Radio Radio” featuring Fito Páez. The track features on the new Spanish Model album and you can check it out below. It would have been an utter absurdity for Costello and producer Sebastian Krys to ask anyone...

If you don’t know Fito Paez it’s likely you are not of Spanish-speaking origin and if you are a fan of Latin music then you probably own one or two of his records, for anyone out there with even a passing interest in great piano-based rock and pop, you really should expand your horizons and download a track or two.

This week, Death to the Sun is throwing a concert for a good cause, lining up local staples like Jaialai and the Imbecile to raise money to help fund the medical costs of fellow artist Jeffrey Auguste; deep-house duo Eli & Fur take over Treehouse; plus, catch the Polar Boys’ live concert at Space Park; and much more live music in the Magic City.

Three Latin acts representing wildly different musical styles -- Argentina’s Fito Páez, Colombia’s Grupo Niche and Mexico’s Natalia LaFourcade -- were the early winners for the Latin categories at Sunday's (March 14) Grammy Awards. For veterans Páez and Grupo Niche, who’ve been making music for literally decades, this was their...

MEXICO CITY (AP) — In times of a global pandemic, Argentine rocker Fito Páez feels it is his duty to document what’s going on in the world through his music. It’s something he aimed to do with “La Conquista del Espacio” (“The Conquest of Space”), his 2020 album that is competing for best Latin rock or alternative album at the March 14 Grammy Awards.