In today’s globalized music industry, there are “new dissemination mechanisms” for creating hits.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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To commemorate the 250th anniversary of Mexico’s Lotería Nacional, an online exhibition was opened to exhibit the institution’s long history.
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In celebration of the 80th birthday of writer and journalist Beatriz Sarlo, a local publishing company, Siglo XXI Editores, launched Clases de literatura argentina, a volume of transcriptions of the classes taught by Sarlo in the Facultad de Filosofía y Letras at the Universidad de Buenos Aires during the years of democratic recovery from 1984
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Until April 9, visitors to the Nueveochenta gallery in Bogotá, Colombia will be able to see the works of José Olano, the “Colombian master of performance and sculpture,” and Julián Gil, “an international benchmark of the abstract art movement.”
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Vale Night, a new comedy, has come to Brazilian cinemas, taking on the realities of favela life. The film is directed by Luis Pinheiro and stars newcomers to feature films Linn da Quebrada, Gabriela Dias, and Pedro Ottoni.
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After nearly twenty-five years of private management, the Borges Cultural Center becomes the first cultural center to bring proposals from museums, and artistic/literary foundations together in a single building.
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