Lucho Pacora

Journalist · Colombia

About

Bio

Freelance journalist, cultural producer and music manager. Since 2009 I write and report for several medias such as Rolling Stone (Argentina), DMAG (Argentina), Zona de Obras (Spain), Marvin (México), Gladys Palmera (Spain), El Comercio (Peru), among others. Also I produced the film festival Al Este de Lima since 2010 to 2012. I was part of the team of curators for the Movistar Música tv channel and for the music festival Viva Perú. Since 2014, I manage the cultural agency El Movimiento, focusing in promote peruvian music and foreigner artists. I was a member of the Latin American Music Managers Association (MMF Latam) and currently I'm part of the IberoAmerican Music Journalists Network (REDPEM). Actually I develop the media QIPULAB, reporting about art, science and technology projects, also I'm part of the editor team in Remezcla Tu Ciudad, an artistic platform focused in sounds art. I mainly share songs on my Spotify account and on my social networks. Occasionally I write articles for some music magazines in Spain, Mexico and Peru.

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Genres accepted most often

African music

Afrobeat / Afropop

R&B

Singer songwriter

Dance pop

They want to receive...

Genres

African music

Afrobeat / Afropop

Bass music

Brazilian music

French house

Indie folk

Nouvelle scene

Nu-disco

Psychedelic pop

Trap

They are also open to receiving...

Genres

Dance pop

Electropop

Experimental electronic

Future house

House music

Minimal

French rap

Techno

Traditional music

Chanson Française/Variété

They don't want to receive...

Genres

Christian music

Classical music

Country music

Death / Thrash

Hardcore

Melodic metal

Metal / Heavy metal

Noise

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Services

+ Analyze the potential of foreigner artists in Latin American music markets. + Make a pitch to suggest some changes or foray strategies in the Latin American music markets. + Contact them with similar artists from Latin America. + Contact them with professionals from the Latin American music industry (journalists, bookers, producers, festival programmers, logistics providers, etc.) + Write a review about the artist in the Ibero American music press (mainly in Spain, México and Perú)