Music
Latinoamérica
What is Latinoamérica in the Agency editorial?
Latinoamérica is a song by Calle 13 recommended in Issue.0, the first edition of the Agency editorial. The edition prints an excerpt of its Spanish lyrics right after a photograph the author took in Asunción, Paraguay, in the part of the edition devoted to his photography.
In short
In Issue.0, Latinoamérica by Calle 13 appears in the part titled In the Lenses of Thi, the author's photography corner. The author explains that he chose to feature a picture he took in 2021 not because he took the risk of exploring a dangerous neighbourhood in the city centre of Asunción, Paraguay, but because it represents the style of his photography: photojournalism. The song comes right after, with an excerpt of its original Spanish lyrics and links to Spotify and YouTube. The edition does not comment on the song.
Key facts
- Where does Latinoamérica appear in the editorial?
- In Issue.0, the first edition of the Agency editorial, at the end of the part titled In the Lenses of Thi, right before the section The Future.
- What context surrounds the recommendation?
- The song is placed after the author describes a photograph he took in Asunción, Paraguay, chosen because it represents his style of photojournalism.
- How are the lyrics presented?
- The edition prints an excerpt of the original Spanish lyrics, in both language versions of the edition, credited to Calle 13, without translation or comment.
How does Issue.0 present the song?
In Issue.0, Latinoamérica by Calle 13 appears with an excerpt of its original Spanish lyrics, credited to Calle 13 and linked to both Spotify and YouTube. The edition gives no commentary on the song and does not explain why it was chosen.
What comes before the song?
The song follows a paragraph where the author explains that he chose to feature a photograph he took in 2021 in Asunción, Paraguay, not because of the risk involved in exploring a dangerous neighbourhood, but because it represents his style of photography: photojournalism. After the song, the edition moves on to its section The Future.
Source editions
Where this entry comes from in the Agency editorial.