Issue Aug 28-Sep 03 2024: Poet and professor at the University of Chile, Nicanor Parra was honored through the making of a film about his life.
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Issue Aug 28-Sep 03 2024: The popular Mexican band, Reik, will begin its tour of Ecuador in Quito.
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Issue Aug 28-Sep 03 2024: Anuel AA, known as the “king of Latin trap music,” released a new single titled “Shampoo de Coco.”
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Issue Aug 21-27 2024: Since their formation in Argentina in 1967, Les Luthiers have established themselves as one of the most original and beloved groups in the sphere of musical humor.
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Issue Aug 21-27 2024: After ten years away from the stage, ballet dancer Patricia Ércole will once again don her dance shoes in Amalia, soy yo, directed by Jaime Otálora, at the invitation of the Bogotá Dance Company (BDC).
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Issue Aug 21-27 2024: The rupestre movement, with its significant cultural impact in Mexico, has seen various platforms and key figures championing its legacy over the decades.
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Issue Aug 21-27 2024: Chilean urban music artists Pablo Chill-E and Flor de Rap defended the genre from criticism and societal stigmas during a forum at the University of Santiago de Chile (USACH).
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: Casa Santa Ana’s latest exhibit, Life, still, transforms its white walls into a vibrant tapestry of floral art, featuring 32 works by international artists.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: In the film O Mensageiro, Brazilian director Lúcia Murat returns to the years of the country’s dictatorship.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: From an accordion duel with the devil, to the famous interpretations of the great Diomedes Díaz and current composers such as Jorge Celedón and Silvestre Dangond, the department of La Guajira has cultivated hundreds of years of vallenato culture.
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