Brazilian artist Panmela Castro has had a long, incredible journey in the art world to get where she is today. Recently, she proudly opened her first solo exhibition titled Ostentar É Estar Viva in São Paulo.

Carta blanca, which had its premiere in Santo Domingo after a tour in which it featured at various film festivals, is a suspenseful drama based on true events that “reflects the reality of Dominican policing” over the last few decades.

In 2018, a plan to reopen the Fort of San Fernando in Bocachica, Colombia was instead turned into a humanitarian project meant to empower the local community.

Cosquín Rock is an annual music festival that first started in 2001 in Cordoba, Argentina.

In 2017, the independent publishing house Campo Letrado published Pilar Dughi’s Todos los cuentos (foreword by Mariella Sala).

Eraclio Zepeda (1937-2015) was from Chiapas, Mexico, and was the author of “Benzunul” (1959), a book that explores the cold mountains of the Mayan world.

Dembow is a Dominican Republic-based music genre that began in the early 1990s.

A sculpture of a young woman, discovered by inhabitants of Hidalgo Amajac, Veracruz, on the 1st of January 2020, is set to replace the Columbus statue on the Paseo de la Reforma.

In “The Piety of the Statues,” the Santa Fe sculptor Alexis Minkiewicz offers a shocking approach to the statue by the Italian Arnaldo Zocchi, which in 2015 was “exiled” from the Casa Rosada by then President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

Rossana Díaz Costa is a filmmaker who has faced many hardships and a lot of criticism while creating a film adaptation of a well-known and much-loved Peruvian novel by Alfredo Bryce.