Lima was the stage for a unique event involving international musicians and their mountain music.

The 20-minute feature, which will be presented internationally, explores archeological sites with Mayan astronomy roots.

The Chilean film Una mujer fantástica (A Fantastic Woman), directed by Sebastián Lelio, won the Silver Bear for Best Script at the International Film Festival in Berlin, as well as the acclaim of critics ahead of its official release on April 6, 2017.

For years, Pablo Rangel has photographed incidents of violence and extraordinary events. Occasionally, he is called to testify as his photos are evidence in cases of tragedy and violence.

A new documentary, directed by Ricardo House, focuses on presenting the itinerant childhood of Robert Bolaño and his life in Chile, a period in Bolaño’s life that has not been commonly documented by his biographers.

Claudio Bertoni is a Chilean poet and visual artist whose new exhibit, Desgarraduras (Tearings), will open at the Ekho Gallery in Santiago.

In the battle for the protection of the cultural heritage of the Plaza Libertad in San Salvador, experts were once again losers to municipal development.

Leonidas Yerovi’s granddaughter has written a musical based on his writings.

A reform in the Intellectual Property Law of El Salvador appears to work in favor of radio and TV stations, which can now set the price they are willing to pay for the music they air.

Ballerinas in the Santiago Ballet often stay for twenty or thirty years, and when dancers do decide to retire, it is often for health reasons.