In recent years, there has been a notable growth in the popularity of choral music from Latin America in the United States. This trend reflects both the increasing diversity of the American population and a growing interest in multicultural music. The choral music of Latin America is characterized by its rich harmonies, vibrant rhythms, and expressive melodies, and it reflects the cultural and musical traditions of the region.

One reason for the growth in popularity of Latin American choral music is the increasing number of Latin American immigrants in the United States. As more people from Latin America come to the United States, they bring with them their cultural traditions and music. Choral music from Latin America is often performed at community events and celebrations, and it has become an important part of the cultural identity of many Latin American communities in the United States.

Another reason for the growth in popularity of Latin American choral music is the growing interest in multicultural music in the United States. As the population of the United States becomes more diverse, there is a growing appreciation for music that reflects the cultural and musical traditions of different communities. Choral music from Latin America offers a rich and diverse repertoire of music that can be enjoyed by people of all backgrounds.

Edited by Cristian Grases, this series lifts up music and composers from Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Argentina and other Latin American countries and offers a wealth of diverse and exciting repertoire for choirs to explore.