Inauguration Day webcasts (English & Español)

We’ll be away for a while in order to watch the Inauguration Day festivities. We’ll hopefully return to posting this afternoon.

As a public service we’re embedding live coverage from MSNBC of the ceremonies. We sincerely hope you enjoy this very historic event regardless of political ideology, viewpoints, and the like:

Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy

Para los que hablan español, por favor click aqui para ver la cobertura en vivo por Canal 5 Noticias de la Argentina

Online Sources- MSNBC, ustream.tv

Live ALAS concert webcasts!

Tonight concerts will be held in Buenos Aires and Mexico City in order to benefit Movimiento ALAS. Shakira, Miguel Bose, Calle 13, and Ricky Martin are just a few of the roughly 30 acts playing tonight in order to raise awareness of the charity.

Private sector supporters of ALAS including Warren Buffet and Carlos Slim recently pledged over $200 million to help the organization which was founded to help in the early childhood development of Latin American youth.

As of the publishing of this post Jorge Drexler is performing along with Gustavo Cerati. Please check out tonight's concerts in name of a worthy cause!

• Click here for the ALAS concert webcast in Buenos Aires

• Click here for the ALAS concert webcast in Mexico City

Watch "Paz Sin Fronteras" concert webcasts!

On Sunday, a one-of-a-kind concert entitled Paz Sin Fronteras ("Peace Without Borders") will be held on the Simón Bolívar bridge linking Colombia and Venezuela. Juanes, Juan Luis Guerra, Alejandro Sanz and Miguel Bosé are some of the musicians confirmed to play at the concert whose aim is to promote regional peace after a recent diplomatic crisis nearly led to armed conflict in South America.

Colombian rockero Juanes- the mind behind the performance- hopes Sunday's concert can make a positive difference:

Do you think this concert -- or music -- can really make a difference?

``It's not that a song by Alejandro or Carlos is going to change people. But music becomes an excuse to send a message, that we're all here together building peace, that we are here as citizens and this is what we want, and we have to be heard. I think the governments have to understand and listen. We don't want to get involved in conflicts between people. We've had enough internal conflicts.''

Don't think you'll be one of the expected 400,000 people attending the concert? Then try catching it via live webcasts:

1. Terra Colombia (http://www.terra.com.co/) will be showing the gig from 1.30pm to about 5.00pm local time (2.30pm - 6.00pm EDT). "The service to view the concert will be free and without subscription" according to eltiempo.com.
2. Yahoo! Telemundo (http://espanol.music.yahoo.com/especial/juanes/index.html) will also have the concert and their coverage will start at 2.00pm EDT. Aside from the webcast, a press release claimed that viewers can "also be able to see and communicate with each other instantaneously."

Do you have any tips on where the Paz Sin Fronteras concert can be seen elsewhere online or on TV? Please let us know in the comments!

Sources (English)- Hspanic PR Wire, miamiherald.com
Sources (Spanish)- RCN, El Tiempo, Terra Colombia, Yahoo! Telemundo
Image- New York Times