The Battle of the Volcano is a documentary created by Julio López about the Salvadoran civil war of 1989, as told from the voice of ex-combatants and the victims of the bloody war, which involves Mexico and Nicaragua as well.

Colombia has three new additions to its list of intangible, cultural treasures: the traditions and monuments of Ciénaga de Oro, Córdoba; Duitama, Boyacá; and Concepción, Antioquia.

Adrián Villar Rojas is a 39-year-old Argentinian artist who is at the top of the contemporary art scene.

The fourth edition of the dance biennial in the coastal city of Cali brought not only dance enthusiasts to its shows, but many members of the general public to experience many different genres and styles of dance from Colombia and around the region and the world.

Actor Antonio Fagundes argues for the importance of children’s theatre in Brazil, citing its important role in creating audiences.

In recent years, discussions of gender equality have increased in Mexico, especially in regards to creators of cinema.

Pablo Retamal Navarro interviewed the poet, who recently returned to Chile from Mexico and referenced the recent social uproar that has occurred in the country in the last few weeks.

Ivis Rodríguez, Morocelí’s mayor, inaugurated the 47 colorful murals that cover the walls around the streets of Morocelí town of El Paraíso municipality in Honduras.

The Zaranda-Teatro Inestable de Ninguna Parte company presented its new play, El desguace de las musas, at the 47th International Cervantino Festival. The play was produced in collaboration with Teatro Español and Teatre Romea.

Directors Francisco Bosco and Raul Mourao released a new documentary work that shows the protests from June 2013 from both the political left and right, as part of a recent wave of documentaries covering recent, domestic issues within Brazil.