The Edge of Democracy, directed by Petra Costa, is a documentary film nominated for an Oscar which presents a narrative that opposes the political far right in Brazil.

Colombia celebrates the “return” of Gabriel García Márquez, fondly known as Gabo, in an exhibit that opened in Austin, Texas.

The government of Peru published a decree seeking to increase cinematic production in the country on December 9.

An archeological site has been destroyed in El Salvador, adding to a cycle of “terrorism” in the destruction of historical sites in the country.

The Spanish Cultural Center was the first to introduce this kind of theater experience in Miami eight years ago, and now its micro-theater in a shipping container just premiered its 80th season.

Colombian painter David Manzur’s sixty pieces of work will be on display at the Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá (“Mambo”) until February 23, 2020.

The nomination of the Brazilian documentary, The Edge of Democracy, by the young director Petra Costa, has produced violent reactions from the right in Brazil.

The stories of the legendary Spanish medieval knight Rodrigo Díaz Vivar, known affectionately as “El Cid” (The Lord, from Arabic) or “El Campeador” (The Champion, from Spanish) have seen many adaptations over the years and the newest one will be produced by Amazon.

Carlos “Cuco” Rojas, who recently passed away on January 10, was a Colombian artist known for his works in the llanera music genre, music of the plains also known as joropo.

Samba singers Sandra de Sá and Jorge Aragão spoke of their role in this year’s Carnival festival in the Sapucaí parade in Rio de Janeiro.