Listen to tracks by Honduran rock groups Siddartha, Pez Luna and Sueño Digviana above.

Alfredo Kaegi of rock outfit Sueño Digviana says about 'Tegu' and Honduras: "We are a natural land bridge, an obligatory passing point for cocaine, immigrants, commerce, culture; of musical, cinematographic and fashion trends that somehow get tangled up in Honduras’s idiosyncratic structures... How can it not be a fusion? We are the centre of the new silk road."

Louise Morris's article looking at the DIY music scene in Tegucigalpa – and how artists are reacting to the country's precarious political landscape and life in a dangerous city – is featured in The Wire 349.