The Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá (MAMBO) has invited artists to submit work for their new “Side Effects” collection.

Mexican author Élmer Mendoza shared his reflections on the future of Mexican literature, and the value of FONCA, Mexico’s National Fund for Culture and the Arts.

Papa Molina stood out for his versatility in music: he was an instrumentalist, a composer, part of an orchestra, and a director of one.

The renowned Mexican Photographer Graciela Iturbide shared her reflections on the global pandemic.

Luis Alberto Vicet Vives finds inspiration in Cubans’ everyday struggles and hopes that they can identify with his realistic lyrics.

Todo sobre Borges (Everything About Borges) by Mario Vargas Llosa, a brand-new Peruvian Nobel Prize winning book dedicated to Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges, reflects upon five decades of passionate reading and includes two interviews of Borges by Llosa.

For the first time ever, the International Festival of Theater and Puppets will present the 9th edition of the Rebellion of the Dolls, produced by Viajeinmóvil and directed by Jaime Lorca, from August 1st to the 30th.

Carlos Gardel, the face of the tango song, and Pedro Infante, the face of bolero ranchero, both created countless songs beloved by many and are connected as well by their untimely deaths.

In Pucallpa, Peru, an old Christian tradition continued, COVID-19 notwithstanding.

A new initiative in the Guanacaste neighborhood of Tegucigalpa offers training and entrepreneurship opportunities for adults and youth excluded by society.