The Latin American Music Review explores the historical, ethnographic, and socio-cultural dimensions of Latin American music within Latin American social groups, including the populations of Puerto Rico, Mexico, Cuba, and Portugal in the United States. The article is written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. It is an academic journal focused on Latin American music history, ethnomusicology, and socio-cultural dimensions. Journal content: including articles and reviews on various aspects such as music technology, market, specific regional music culture, musician research, music and social movements, music traditions, and identity recognition.