The history of the most important Afro-Peruvian ballet cultural association was published by Anthropologist Luis F. Paredes in his book “Perú Negro: Bailando Muchas Memorias” (Dancing Many Memories).

President Luis Abinader of the Dominican Republic signed an agreement with Vin Diesel and Blue Mango Studios for the construction of several movie studios in the Dominican Republic.

“A world of illustration” is how Joaquín Camp defines the annual illustrators show organized by the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, the most prestigious of its kind. Camp is one of the five Argentines whose work will be exhibited in the international competition with a first-rate jury.

The last rock star of Colombian art died in Bogotá. His works include “Colombia” written in Coca-Cola font, globally recognized and as emblematic as work by Fernando Botero.

Colombian poet Juan Manuel Roca used his time during the pandemic to think, read, and compose narratives of everyday life, which resulted in a beautiful series full of dark humor.

Martinho da Vila, 83, discussed his 50+ years as a Samba musician in the documentary series: Pelas Quadras do Samba on the channel Papo de Música.

The international film festival BAFICI2021 brings together films that, according to one reviewer, are characterized by the pandemic, although they’re not about the pandemic.

UPC Cultural is paying tribute to one of the most well-known creators in the local art scene with a brand-new exhibit— “Color and Feeling.”

Folha de São Paulo is releasing a collection of photography celebrating its 100-year anniversary.

The city of Medellín, Colombia, will be honoring the lifelong dedication and work of Colombian artist, Fernando Botero throughout 2021.