Carlos Jardim’s documentary, Maria – Ninguém sabe quem sou eu (Maria – No one knows who I am), premiered on August 30 and will be available to the public on September 1.

The writer Horacio Castellanos Moya, the current highlight of Central American literature, expressed his shock by the “collapse” of the democratic system in his country and the popular support for President Nayib Bukele.

Mi Bestia, a Colombian-French movie, is the first feature film of Camila Beltrán.

El rey de los machos, a new series created by Argentine directors Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat for the Star+ platform, began filming in Mexico.

On World Folklore Day, Paraguay celebrated the traditions, customs, and cultural elements which make the nation unique from any other. “At the national level, folklore is deeply linked to artistic expression,” wrote Última Hora of Asunción. “It is through art that one can appreciate Paraguayan identity.” Among these forms of expression, music is of particular

The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped Dominican filmmaking and provided new challenges for the industry.

A new multimedia exhibition centering on the national protests between October 2019 and March 2020 opened in Santiago.

The book, which has the expanded title of Black Rio nos Anos 70: A Grande África Soul (Black Rio in the 1970s: The Great African Soul), investigates dances throughout 30 neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro. It also includes a series of maps to portray the size and impact of the dance movement, Black Rio.

The 21st century has been the era of disposable clothing.

The newest addition to the international network of archives and entities that aim to break down prejudices against the LGBTQ+ community is “Queer Britain,” the first LGBTQ+ museum in Great Britain.