There are few opportunities out there for soft-spoken people to have their voices heard.

African music has influenced everything from blues to electronica to rap, but few take time to listen to the source.

In 1984, the San Jose-based musical group Los Tigres del Norte released “La Jaula de Oro.”

It’s that non-specific melody wafting through scratchy speakers on an elevator or that indistinct bumping bass blasting from a passing car.

Station headquarters for UCLAradio.com are located in a forgotten hallway atop a neglected staircase in the dim, gray, drab northwest corner of Ackerman Student Union.

UCLA band Arepa’s name comes from a type of food common throughout Central and South America.

The intermingling sounds of trumpet, violin and guitar meld perfectly together.

There’s something sneaky about Liz Getz’s eyes.

There’s hidden treasure buried in the depths of the Schoenberg Music Building.

You know something’s trendy when Facebook devotes over 500 groups to the subject.