Though there are many popular Brazilian television shows that air on Cuban channels, one Brazilian program that will not air is José Padilha’s newest show, The Mechanism. 

In the 1990s, when creole music was losing its popularity, Augusto Polo Campos created a program to revitalize the coastal tradition and give children and adolescents the opportunity to start a solid artistic career.

Film clubs, known as Cineclubs, have existed in Bolivia since the 1950s, but during the dictatorial years, they were forgotten until their rebirth in the 2000s.

The recovery of the galleon San José, a ship whose remains lie at the bottom of the Caribbean near Cartagena, Colombia, has been of much interest lately. The Spanish ship sank in 1708 when English pirates attacked it.

In Chile, an organization will be set up on June 15, 2018, that will be responsible for selecting the film candidates for the Oscars, as well as awarding Chilean national productions. 

San Luis Potosí will be the next surrealist destiny in Mexico.

Employees of Cálidda, a natural gas subsidiary of the energy company Grupo Energía Bogotá, have made more than 400 archeological discoveries since 2004 in Lima.

In Santiago, two exhibitions highlight the visual artistry of Chilean authors Juan Emar and David Rosenmnann-Taub.

Juan Pablo Chapital and Nicolás Ibarburu will be playing together at the Auditorio Nacional del SODRE in the Hugo Balzo hall on June 13, 2018.

The animated film festival takes place in France with more than 500 movies being exhibited, and some of them criticizing ongoing social issues.