When Mexico’s Café Tacuba (aka Café Tacvba) released its self-titled debut in 1992, the world of rock en español was introduced to a unique quartet: acoustic guitar, stand-up bass, drum machine, and a ...

Tacuba’s second album is a masterpiece that doesn’t leave any stone unturned: from polkas to banda, from bossa to mambo, from Giorgio Moroder to Helmet and beyond. If you only buy one of their albums, ...

After three long years, Latin America’s best rock band has finally released a new record–an EP containing four covers of tunes by the defunct underground Chilean rock band Los Tres. That’s hardly what ...

Mexican rockers Café Tacuba waited nearly four years between their last studio album and their latest, Cuatro Caminos, but keyboardist Emmanuel del Real said they had good reason. "The cycles of our ...

HOUSTON — With an eclectic slate of stars — led by Mexican alternative rock group Cafe Tacuba and Colombian rocker Juanes vying for top honors — the Latin Grammys were making their Houston debut ...

Mexican alt-rock band Cafe Tacuba topped the list of nominees for the ninth annual Latin Grammy Awards, earning six nods for Sino, its sixth studio recording, including album, record of the year and ...

Mexican rock legends Cafe Tacuba on Fridayannounced details of their 20th anniversary world tour. By Ayala Ben-Yehuda, Billboard, The Associated Press Mexican rock legends Cafe Tacuba on Friday ...

The play on words in Café Tacuba's new album title may not be obvious to the non-Spanish speaker: "Sino" means "instead of." But it's also sí/no, "yes/no." So . . . instead of what? And what's with ...

Café Tacuba's musical road map has never simply wound through the band's native Mexico. It has taken wild detours through ska, punk rock, salsa, electronica, surf rock, and even polka — taking a ...

Last October Cafe Tacuba celebrated its 15th anniversary with a pair of Mexico City concerts that were recorded for the new Un viaje (Universal Latino). An energetic and stylish testament to the ...

Tacuba is currently touring in support of “Un Viaje”, a sonically lackluster but emotionally potent live set recorded last year in their hometown, Mexico City. After 15 years of challenging the ...