Politicians and celebrities, including former President Juan Manuel Santos, sent messages to Fernando Botero on his birthday.

The Teatro Línea de Sombra’s installation, titled “Zona clausurada,” opened to the public at the Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City on April 21.

The International Orchid Festival in Coatepec, Veracruz, has been held for the past 13 years, promoting the conservation and cultivation of orchids.

Called a “living work,” and known as Mutanti, it “passes through the bowels of a building in Caballito.”

The French dance company, Laboration Art Company, presented their performance entitled “Anna” at the Festival of Performing Arts in the Teatro de Ateneo de la Ciudad del Saber in Panama City.

In today’s globalized music industry, there are “new dissemination mechanisms” for creating hits.

Gustavo “Gustaf” Perini, who took on the role of hosting the Uruguayan version of “Now I Fall!” spoke with El Observador about the challenges of his work on television and how he copes with popularity.

The Brazilian pop star, whose “booty-grinding reggaeton hit” Envolver claimed the top spot on Spotify, says her international success shows how far “Latinas” have come.

After its inaugural success in October, the play “No One Writes to the Colonel,” based on the novel by Gabriel García Márquez, will return to the Teatro Colón from April 7 to 10 and April 13 to 17.

Chile’s Patricio Guzmán’s La cordillera de los sueños (“The Mountain Range of Dreams”) has won Spain’s prestigious Goya award for Best Ibero-American Film, presented by the Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences of Spain.