Rising independent artists from all throughout Mexico participated in the International Vive Alterno Cervantino Festival.

Argentinian writer Luisa Valenzuela won the Carlos Fuentes International Prize for Literary Creation 2019, awarded by the Mexican Ministry of Culture and the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

The theatrical sensation that has left audiences reeling in shock and crying in laughter will be performed at Bogotá’s La Castellana National Theater.

Romance in the history of literature has always had its literary lovers.

This year marks the 500th anniversary of the Spanish conquest of Mexico, and historian Enrique Semo Calev says this is a crucial moment for Spain and Europe as a whole to recognize the many ways in which European nations benefited from the exploitation of indigenous American people and from precious American metals.

The centenary of João Cabral’s birth will be marked with a new collection of his works.

Nona Fernández talks about her inspiration to write the novel Mapocho.

The Peruvian movie La Bronca received special mention at the San Sebastián International Film Festival.

The National Museum of Anthropology showcases Italian photographer Nicola Lorusso’s photographs of Erasmo Palma Fernández, a composer, musician, poet, and painter who created more than 600 songs in the Rarámuri language. 

Edgardo Giménez’s iconic monkey has taken over the façade of the Recoleta Cultural Center in Buenos Aires as part of an art exhibition reexamining “young art” by revering artists over 80 years old.