Issue Jan 29-Feb 04 2025: Chile’s artistic panorama has experienced a great loss following Juan Castillo’s death.

Issue Jan 29-Feb 04 2025: A nation known for its resilience and ingenuity, Brazil thrives on creativity, an asset that could fuel the growing sector of the creative economy according to experts.

Issue Jan 29-Feb 04 2025: A fresh, irreverent version of 17th-century French playwright Molière’s satire The Affected Ladies has been brought to the stage in Lima, Peru.

Issue Jan 29-Feb 04 2025: Art critic and promoter Baby Solís exhibited pieces by more than 15 artists in Laguna, a creative workspace in Mexico City.

Issue Jan 22-28 2025: Waldir Azevedo (1923–1980) remains one of the most important figures in Brazilian music history, widely known for having transformed the cavaquinho, an instrument that typically accompanies rodas de samba, into a solo star.

Issue Jan 22-28 2025: Nicolás Echiburú released an album entitled Procesiones.

Issue Jan 22-28 2025: What began as a pandemic project by Bárbara Hang and Agustina Muñoz to keep artists and the Kirchner Cultural Center active gave artist Guillermina Etkin the opportunity to be inside of the 1912 Opus Klais organ in the National Auditorium and see it being tuned, which led to the creation of

Issue Jan 22-28 2025: Jacques Audiard, a French filmmaker, highlighted the missing people and violence in Mexico, Colombia, and Latin America, specifically the incident in Ayotzinapa, Mexico, where 43 people went missing as motivations for his creation of Emilia Pérez.

Issue Jan 15-21 2025: David García is the director of the Bogotá Philharmonic.

Issue Jan 15-21 2025: Jean Estrugamou, a Frenchman of Basque origins who emigrated to Buenos Aires in the middle of the 19th century so as to turn his “American dream” into a reality, became one of that country’s most successful businessmen, making a fortune from what would eventually become a highly successful milk- and meat-production