Olga de Amaral (nacida en 1932) es una artista textil y visual colombiana conocida por sus obras abstractas de gran formato, realizadas con fibras y recubiertas de pan de oro y/o plata.
Celebrate summer with the Tito Puente Latin Music Series: six electrifying concerts, endless dancing, and pure alegría.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, this year’s Boston French Film Festival presents a wide-ranging selection of contemporary cinema from France focused on art, identity, and cultural memory.
Free open-level Spanish informal conversation workshops. In-person. All levels welcome!
A passionate leader of various musical ensembles, Quintero possesses a distinct sound rooted in her Latin heritage and a love for improvised music.
Amiri Moreno is a Dominican-American songwriter and drummer from New York City in his third semester at Berklee College of Music.
Aneet depicts the world visible to the eye, as well as the parallel more complex world that exists simultaneously.
EhShawnee is a contemporary Latin artist known for a romantic salsa style and collaborations with renowned performers such as Sexappeal and Michel el Buenón.
The Common comes to life with Salsa beats, and UnCommon provides an unforgettable opportunity for shared, cultural experiences.
Professional musicians and dancers, and young performers in training celebrate Puerto Rican culture through Bomba percussion and expressive dance, and invite you to join the fun.
With a passion for innovation and collaboration, Jade draws inspiration from the popular Brazilian music of the 1970s, while maintaining a distinctly contemporary sound.
Suazo is an award-winning saxophonist / composer / cultural advocate and educator who also leads his own project entitled RICANO.
México, a principios del siglo XX: Tita se enamora de Pedro, pero la familia y la tradición le impiden casarse con el hombre que ama.
Alan Montaño is a composer, arranger, and pianist from the San Francisco Bay area, with family roots in Mexico.
Vengan a jugar con palabras en español o solo vengan a conversar.
Don Quixote loses himself inside his books, but desperately yearns for the adventure he reads in his stories of knighthood.
The group explores the connection between Afro-Cuban folklore and popular dance music, featuring Latin jazz, timba, batá drumming, rumba in both traditional and modern styles
A benefit concert bringing Boston together through music and dance in support of earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela.
A wonderful opportunity for the community to experience an authentic celebration with delicious food, folk dances, troubadours, music, and traditional art. The festival is free and open to the public.
Blanco was born in the Venezuelan Andes where he absorbed folk music genres that were a mix of Afro-Caribbean, North American and European musical styles.
A high-energy night of live music and dance rooted in Latin and Brazilian traditions featuring Receita de Samba & Friends.
Puerto Rican singer and cuatrista Fabiola Méndez will hold a special concert in Boston, honoring the folk music of her homeland.
The group delivers an energetic blend of salsa dura, salsa romántica, boleros, Latin jazz, Cuban classics, and tropical rhythms that celebrates the richness of Latin music and culture.
Rooted in folk, Aronovich’s sound is colored by elements of rock, pop, and the nuances of her Brazilian upbringing, including Brazilian popular music and bossa nova.
Anibal Cruz is a Cuban pianist, composer, arranger, and bandleader, skilled in composition and jazz performance.
A vibrant celebration of the women who have revolutionized Latin urban music and transformed the global music industry.
The paintings on view are built upon vibrant fields of layered color and expressive brushwork, capturing an energetic tension.
Equilibrio blends the rhythmic heartbeat of Puerto Rico’s Afro-Caribbean heritage with the harmonic richness, improvisational depth, and energy of modern jazz.
Pia Ella is a bassist, singer, songwriter, and composer from Lima, Peru, with a rich spectrum of styles, including traditional and fusion Peruvian music, boleros, pop, Latin jazz, rock, and indie.
Publicada en 1914, Niebla desdibuja brillantemente la línea entre la ficción y la realidad cuando su protagonista descubre que es un personaje literario
Journeying across a divided America, seven formidable women gather right here in Boston for an unprecedented opportunity to birth a national movement.
SonAhead is the latest project of Cuban-Venezuelan pianist, vocalist, composer, arranger, violinist, and educator César Orozco, who is also a 2025 Latin Grammy winner for Best Arrangement.
Cuban-American pianist Maria Medina & Spanish singer Tania Garcia Morales. Berklee scholars, Latin Grammy & AIE sponsors. A night of jazz, Latin, and original voices.
Claudio Ragazzi, Georgie Rodríguez, and Manolo Mairena come together to form Tríptico at UnCommon Corner.
Mango Blue blends an exciting mixture of musical styles to create a refreshing Afro-Latin/world music sound, featuring songs of celebration and social conscience.
Finesse is a piano/flute duo that performs original and cover songs from world music repertoire, covering Cuban music, Latin jazz, Brazilian, and American music.
The Timba Messengers is a Latin Jazz/Salsa Band that has generated a compelling musical style that inspires all to shed their daily troubles and revel in the joy of dance.
Fiesta Saturdays are a vibrant outdoor Latin music, dance, food, and arts series, celebrating culture, community, and summer nights in Watertown.
Puerto Rican saxophonist Alejandro Caballero presents A Tribute to Miguel Zenón, the Grammy Award–winning composer, and saxophonist known for blending modern jazz with Latin American folkloric traditions.
GLORIA is Chile’s official entry for Best Foreign Language Film at the 86th Academy Awards®.
Born in Boston, SBM is an emerging salsa artist bringing a fresh, modern edge to the genre.
The Red Room at Cafe 939 proudly presents Fresh Prospects, a free concert series spotlighting emerging artists. Curated by Berklee students with an ear for talent.
The Latin String Ensemble showcases the diversity of musical elements contained in Latin American music
Camilo Astiazaran and Gabriel Américo are classical guitarists playing their own compositions. Their music is rooted in their cultural traditions from Uruguay and Brazil, but they also add a jazz fusion element.
Vibraphonist, harmonica player, and composer Hendrik Meurkens has been involved with Brazilian jazz since the 1980s.
Natalia Skorupka (Poland) and Juan Paulino (Dominican Republic) present a fusion of two musical worlds, blending Slavic sensitivity and melancholy with Latin expression and energy.
