A German director will present two politically oriented plays during the 2017 Santiago a Mil Theatre Festival.

A neoclassical Italian theatre in Bogotá was the setting for the signing of the peace agreement between the Colombian government and FARC on November 24.

Paulo Francis, a prominent Brazilian journalist throughout the second half of the 20th century, will soon be honored, as his works will be compiled into a special upcoming collection.

Iliana Hernández and Yusmila Reyna deliver an informative and thoughtful thirty-minute program each week on YouTube, offering interviews and opinions to the Cuban public.

January 10th through 14th are the dates for the14th Panama Jazz Festival, which will include concerts in such areas of the capital as Ciudad del Saber and the Casco Antiguo.

As one of the most important and controversial figures in the history of Latin American literature, Roberto Bolaño continues to exert his influence throughout the world today.

While Mexico has a rich history of concert music, locating the works of national composers has been significantly difficult.

Prominent Peruvian musician Pepita García Miró recently traveled to music festivals internationally to represent her passion for art and her successful musical production “Cernícalo.”

The Biennial of the Image in Motion (BIM) opened at the Center of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires, exhibiting the work of thirty international artists with a common focus on utilizing art to form an audiovisual record of historical events.

The newest novel by writer Juan Diego Mejía describes the adventures of young leftist revolutionaries in Medellín, Colombia during the 1970s.