The city of Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay saw the opening of a new attraction on January 24th: The Museum of Origami.

Coffee is a huge staple in the Brazilian diet and, with most cafes and restaurants closed because of the coronavirus, Brazilians will have to think of alternative ways to get their favorite coffee.

The Soumaya Museum in Mexico acquired the “Screen of the Conquest,” which depicts 12 scenes of the conquest of Tenochtitlan, as part of its 25th anniversary celebrations.

Maikal Villalta is an artist from Costa Rica who is dedicated to the creation of POP! Figures.

Caracol premiered a new soap opera on April 15, starring Carolina Gómez as the main character, Analía, who prepares to consummate her revenge for the death of her mother.

The television channel Ciudad premiered an Argentinian miniseries called Artigas.

Uncertainty and discomfort haunt the cultural and artistic community in Mexico in the face of the presidential decree announced last week on the extinction of trusts.

The documentary Volver a ver follows three former photojournalists as they return to the exact points where they captured photos of resistance to the Shining Path, a communist group, largely considered a terrorist organization in Peru, that shook the country to its core during the 1980s.

“The coronavirus leaves us without a public body.”

Uruguayan Actress Selva Pérez discussed her career in theatre and how her passion developed ever since the third grade.