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Sofia Andrade

Sofia Andrade is a journalist and undergraduate at Harvard University. A Miami native with roots in Ecuador, she often writes about issues of gender, migration and Latinidad in arts, culture, and politics. Along with the New Times, her work has appeared in Slate, the New York Times, and the Harvard Crimson.

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Miami’s Underground Dance Scene Is Driving a Renaissance in Latin Sounds

By Sofia Andrade
Mar 15, 2023

The underground dance music scene in Miami has benefitted from an explosion of Latin sounds and rhythms.
Riot Grrrl Icon Bikini Kill Is as Important as Ever

By Sofia Andrade
May 11, 2022

The riot grrrl movement still has plenty of room to grow.
Khruangbin’s Laura Lee Knows How to Bring People Together

By Sofia Andrade
Apr 28, 2022

Bassist Laura Lee spent eight months in Miami during the pandemic.
Bedroom-Pop Pioneer Clairo Has Found Herself

By Sofia Andrade
Apr 5, 2022

Though her bedroom-pop days appear to be behind her, Clairo's popularity is only rising.
8 Under 25: Miami Gen Z Artists to Watch

By Sofia Andrade
Mar 22, 2022

Gen Z is already leading the charge culturally, making waves when it comes to Miami’s visual arts scene.

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