Vivir En La-Habana: Last News

Blondie have given an update on the progress of their next studio album.The Debbie Harry-fronted band released their 11th full-length record, ‘Pollinator’, back in 2017.

Blondie have shared two new live versions of ‘Rapture’ and ‘Long Time’ – you can listen to them below.Released today (June 18), both tracks are set to feature on ‘Blondie: Vivir En La Habana’, a special six-track EP soundtrack, which is due to arrive on July 16 via BMG.The soundtrack is from a new short film of the same title capturing the group’s 2019 live debut performance in Havana, Cuba.

She's one of the stars attending this year's Tribeca Festival in New York City.And Debbie Harry was the center of attention again on Wednesday night at a screening for the documentary Blondie: Vivir En La Habana.The 75-year-old rocker put on a sartorial show in an eclectic ensemble that included red gloves and white-framed sunglasses. In the spotlight: Debbie Harry was the center of attention at the Tribeca Festival in NYC on Wednesday as she attended a screening for the documentary Blondie: Vivir En La HabanaShe wore a short-sleeve black and white shirt with vivid red horizontal stripes across the front.She added skinny pants that resembled paint swirls on canvas and stepped out in flat platform-soled sandals.

Blondie are set to release a Cuba-inspired EP to accompany a film about their 2019 performance in Havana, Cuba.The six-soundtrack EP, ‘Blondie: Vivir En La Habana’ will be released on July 16 ahead of the film’s premiere which will take place at Sheffield Doc/Fest later this year. Directed by Rob Roth, the short film documents their 2019 live debut in Cuba.The EP will see feature special guests Carlos Alfonso, Ele Valdés and María del Carmen Ávila of Cuba’s Síntesis and includes performances of ‘Heart Of Glass’, ‘Rapture’ as well as ‘The Tide is High’ and ‘Wipe Off My Sweat’.Speaking about the EP, Blondie’s Debbie Harry said: “We had wonderful Cuban musicians join us for the performances – vocalists, percussionists, horn players – they

The 2021 Tribeca Festival, which announced its full lineup earlier this week, has unveiled a selection of 46 short films from 20 countries in narrative, documentary and animation.