Researcher Fernanda Núñez Becerra described how the story of Malinche, also known as Doña Marina and Malintzin, has transformed in Mexico, since the years of the Spanish Conquest.

A lot of important events and concerts are being canceled due to the coronavirus, especially for Brazilians and the Portuguese.

Since quarantine took effect, writers and newspapers everywhere have suffered, especially smaller publications.

According to a census by the Salvadoran Association of Circus Owners, over 50 circuses are frozen in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated quarantine measures, unable to put on shows, and thus, unable to earn a living.

Manuel Zapata Olivella was born one hundred years ago in Córdoba but grew up in Cartagena and later moved to Bogotá to study medicine.

Tony Marín, famous for his Spanish version of “The House of the Rising Sun,” died without being tested to see if he had the coronavirus.

Through international literary awards, various Mexican writers have captivated readers all around the world with their works, including in Argentina.

The Argentine film “Lo Habrás Imaginado” recently premiered on the platform cine.ar.

Brasília is not just the capital of Brazil, it is a city whose history and memories changed the lives of many Brazilians.

The Instituto Distrital de las Artes de Bogotá (Idartes) reviewed strategies to support artists and cultural managers and guarantee a wide cultural offer for all, despite the coronavirus.