In the last decade, new leadership and talent have emerged in variety television in the Dominican Republic.

French writer Laurent Binet’s new book, Civilizations, is gaining traction not only because of his recognized quality of writing but the question he asks in it: What if the Incas conquered Europe instead?

National musicians get creative for making music during the global pandemic.

Juana María Ruiz Ortíz is a writer, translator, and interpreter of the indigenous Tzotzil language from the Chiapas region.

The Colombian film “The Errand Boy” was named best fiction film at the sixth International Film Festival in Guayaquil, Ecuador.

Six leaders of Paraguay’s theater community will be featured in a series of talks organized by Arlequín Teatro and Fundación Itaú.

An excerpt from the book Paganos by Ana Ojeda follows the belief in a mythical young man, Pedrito Farías, who protects travelers crossing Patagonia. In these unusual COVID times, an urban theater company attempts to recreate the story of Pedrito Farías.

The 11th Biennial of Contemporary Art in Berlin is themed “Works by ‘Crazy’ Artists.”

Fairy tales of the contemporary world are the ones that are presented in Estrella Madre, the most recent novel by Giuseppe Caputo.

The Seminar of Mexican Culture and El Universal organized a series of round tables where specialists can participate in presenting different forms of cultural heritage.