ABOUT LATINOLIFE

LatinoLife is the UK’s leading Latin media, events and music company, offering a range of initiatives that celebrate and promote Latin music and culture. In 2023 LatinoLife became the first Latina-run organisation to be awarded NPO status (National Portfolio Organisation), joining the likes of The Royal Shakespeare Company, The Royal Opera House, Sadler’s Wells and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as one of Britain's 'esteemed cultural institutions' recognised by the UK Government for delivering artistic excellence. 

With over two decades of influence, LatinoLife produces over 100 events a year, with its flagship event 'LatinoLife in the Park' - Britain's largest Latin music festival - celebrating its 10th year in 2026. Having built a reputation for quality, authentic Latin music programming it also curates stages for other major festivals including SXSW London and The Lambeth Country Show.

For 20 years, LatinoLife has been developing the UK Latin Arts industry through LatinoLife magazine in print and online (the UK's widest-reaching Latin media) and events, including LatinoLife in the Park (Britain's largest Latin music festival) weekly VIVA clubnights (the UK's largest Latin weekly parties), SABOR Sundays and industry facing events such as LatinoLife Incubators, The LUKAS (Europe's only homegrown Latin Entertainment Awards) and artist showcases. It also runs mentoring and outreach programmes. 

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LATINOLIFE.CO.UK

www.latinolife.co.uk is the UK's widest-reaching online magazine on Latin culture, featuring interviews, features and reviews on music, arts, politics, travel and sports. It is a one-stop online shop for anyone interested Latin American, Spanish and Portuguese culture...whether its great concerts and club nights in the London capital or cultural phenomena in Latin America and its disaporas across the world LatinoLife is packed with interesting articles, interviews, reviews and columns. Whether you are looking for the latest music, film and book reviews, interviews with the biggest stars, inspiring people or emerging artists or tips for travelling - latinolife.co.uk is the place to come. Oh, and if you want our updates direct to your inbox sign up to our weekly newsletter . If you wish to contact the editors please do so using our contact form

LATINOLIFE IN PRINT

LatinoLife is the UK's longest-running and widest-reaching Latino lifestyle and listings magazine in print. LatinoLife magazine is available seasonally at cool venues and events across London - all good Latin clubs and restaurants, cafes and libraries, including our own weekly events on Saturdays (Viva at Lightbox Vauxhall) and Sundays (SABOR at Vauxhall Garden). You can also view the issues digitally here To find your local stockist, to subscribe or to request our media pack, send us a message here Click below to view our magazines digitally

LATINOLIFE IN THE PARK

LATINOLIFE IS THE UK'S LARGEST LATIN MUSIC FESTIVAL, taking place every summer in Walpole Park, London W5. Voted the UK's most inclusive festival (Festapace), Latinolife Festival has developed a reputation for creating unique experiences with quality and diverse artists, taking you on a journey through salsa, reggaeton, samba, Jazz, Fusion, folk, funk, bolero, tango, hip-hop and more, culminating in a party you won't want to leave. Our 4 fantastic stages and immersive experiences showcase the best Latin American international talent as well as UK-based Latin artists. In 2026, LatinoLife Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, on Sunday 19 July. Find out more about and get tickets www.latinolifeinthepark.com

VIVA REGGAETON 

LatinoLife produces the UK's largest weekly events. VIVA REGGAETON takes place every week, packing in 1,000+ guests at The Lightbox in Vauxhall, Every Saturday! 4 rooms Reggaeton, House, Latin Pop & Funk Brazil. Tickets here 

SABOR SUNDAYS

Sundays stand for SABOR, the fully immersive Latin family experience that LatinoLife produced every Sunday at Vauxhall Garden. Indoors in winter and the roof opens in summer for a fiesta of street food, live music and dance performances and DJs. Each week we choose a different culture to show off, immersing both the community and London audiences in a feast for the senses. day of Latin music, Latin food, and Latin cultura that you won't forget! Tickets here

THE LUKAS

The LUKAS is Europe's prestigious Latin Entertainment Awards celebrating the growing global impact of Latin American, Spanish and Portuguese music, dance, arts and sport. Each year, the public votes online for outstanding Latin artists and sports personalities, culminating in the star-studded LUKAS Awards Ceremony, broadcast from London and featuring celebrities and athletes from the stage, stadiums and sports fields and international performers such as Manuel Turizo, Gente de Zona and Grupo Niche, who perform at an intimate setting at our exclusive awards ceremony.  www.thelukas.co.uk

THE LATINOLIFE INCUBATORS

LatinoLife's INCUBATORS are industry events for musicians, DJs, dancers, promoters, venues, labels, distributors, media and all those with a professional interest in the creation, promotion and distribution of Latin Music in the UK. These consist of panel discussions, networking sessions +  live music showcases - a chance for everyone with a passion for Latin music to get together, rub shoulders, make and activate big plans! Essential for anyone working in Latin music in the UK, our incubators take place every January and February, be the first to know about our next editions be signing up to our newsletter and see previous editions here https://www.latinolife.co.uk/incubators 

THE LATINOLIFE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

In May 2025, LatinoLife was selected as the PRS Foundation's first ever Latin Music Talent Development Partner. This prestigious award will help us advance the careers of some great Latin music creators, who still encounter barriers due to under and misrepresentation in a UK music and media industry. With their unique and exciting blend of Latin influences and diverse UK genres, UK Latin artists are ready to light up the global stage, and we’re so excited to be part of that journey. This year's development programme features @yxngdave @alvarezfunk_ @solaakingbola, whose work we showcased at SXSW London, Lambeth Country Show, Feira Preta (Brazil). We are currently accompanying Yxng Dave on a media tour and production camps in Colombia.

An essential part of our talent development programme is our monthly music concerts to showcase new, young or emerging UK Latin music to industry decision-makers, consumer tastemakers and the public. Check out previous showcases here 

THE CANDELA SOUND SYSTEM

The Candela Sound System is our touring show, bringing the best Latin talent to your festival or event. Have developed many artists over the years, we have an amazing roster of the best live music talent and DJs in the UK on our books to electrify our festival or event. For artist and DJ bookings 

THE LATINOLIFE MENTORING SCHEME

A major part of LatinoLife is our not-for-profit activity designed to support the Latin arts industry and its artists at a grassroots level. LatinoLife has been mentoring young Latin creatives on an informal basis for 20 years, ever since we showcased the first UK Latin urban artists at our pioneering club nights at Ministry of Sound in 2005. With the support of the Arts Council, we have now launched a formal Mentoring Programme which supports 10 Latin American creatives every year, who have embarked on a career but need access, expertise and help to develop their work. Find out more about our mentoring scheme here

LATINOLIFE'S OUTREACH PROGRAMME

Our outreach work feeds into our mentoring scheme by delving even deeper into the community, in disadvantaged areas to find the seeds of future talent at school age. Over the years, we've been taking inspiring Latin Americans into schools ahead of our summer festival for years. Graduates of our mentoring and development programmes are also involved in helping ignite and encourage the spark in future generations. For example, we took Guala into his old school in Tottenham, to give song writing workshops.  

LATINOLIFE FOUNDERS & DIRECTORS 

Amaranta Wright - Founder, Director, Editor-in-Chief

Amaranta Wright is a journalist, author, magazine editor and social entrepreneur. Born in Buenos Aires, Amaranta Wright came to the UK from Argentina at the age of six, and grew up in North London. After reading Modern History at Oxford University, she returned to her birthplace and  became news correspondent for The Sunday Telegraph, San Francisco Chronicle, The Scotsman, and The Toronto Globe and Mail and was short-listed for The Jane Packenham Journalism award.

Amaranta then worked for Levi Strauss in a job that took her across Latin America researching youth culture. She wrote about her experience in a critically acclaimed book 'Ripped and Torn: Levi's, Latin America and The Blue Jean Dream' published by Random House, which is now being made into a film. In 2012 Amaranta founded LatinoLife – now the UK’s leading Latino lifestyle magazine in print (www.issuu.com/latinolife) and online www.latinolife.co.uk - before going on to launch all the media, events and music projects listed above.

Jose Luis Seijas – Head of Music and Events

Venezuelan-born DJ Jose Luis, is the UK's most successful Latin music promoter. Known as the UK's godfather of reggaeton, he pioneered the urban Latin movement in Europe, since his arrival from Caracas 25 years ago. In 2004 Jose launched London’s first and biggest urban Latin clubnight - the now legendary 'La Bomba' at the Ministry of Sound (franchised in Ibiza, Germany, South Africa and Hong Kong). Over the last two decades Jose Luis has also directed many Latin festivals in the UK, such as Latin Splash, Carnaval del Pueblo and the Latin Stage at The Notting Hill Carnival. Currently he is musical director at 'LatinoLife in the Park' - the UK's largest Latin Music Festival - and programmes Latin stages at other major UK festivals such as Lambeth Country Show, SXSW London. He also runs the UK's biggest weekly Latin clubnight, VIVA at London's Lightbox nightclub.

Jose also heads up LatinoLife's Talent Development Programme, which supports and developing homegrown Latin talent. In partnership with the PRS Foundation and The British Council, he has taken artists to Colombia and Brazil on media and production and performance tours. He also produces LatinoLife's Incubators - industry events and camps for all those with a professional interest in the creation, promotion and distribution of Latin Music in the UK. Jose Luis holds degrees in Latin American Studies and Electronic Music Production and has written many music articles and interviews for UK media. Rooted in a deep love of Latin music, years of expertise and loyalty to his roots, Jose Luis is a central reference point for Britain's Latin community and the go-to person for the UK Music industry and media, when it comes to Latin music.

Juli Consigli - Executive Producer

Born in Rosario, Argentina, Juli's production credits encompass music concerts, live performances and artistic installations for internationally renowned artists such as Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera, Daniel Barenboim, Martha Argerich, Gustavo Dudamel, Ute Lemper and Jean Paul Gaultier. Before arriving in the UK, Juli was General Coordinator of Production and Technical Operations for the Kirchner Cultural Centre (CCK) in Buenos Aires — the largest cultural complex in Latin America; General Producer for the international festivals MUTEK Argentina and FIME (International Electroacoustic Music Festival); Technical Coordinator for the Youth Olympic Games; and Marketing Producer and Director for Sony San Luis.

Her production credits encompass classical music concerts, live performances, and artistic installations, collaborating with internationally renowned artists such as Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera, Daniel Barenboim, Martha Argerich, Gustavo Dudamel, . She has also managed high-level forums and congresses, including the World Economic Forum in Davos, a presidential dinner for Barack Obama, the Argentine Presidential Debates in 2015 and 2019, and events for the Volkswagen Sound Foundation.  She is co-founder of the multiple award-winning record label Virtuoso Records, dedicated to promoting classical and contemporary music from Argentina and Latin America.

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