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.
Signal and Strata brings together the work of three Peruvian artists—Elena Damiani, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, and Ishmael Randall-Weeks—whose practices examine the complex entanglements of land, history, and extraction through materially rich, architecturally resonant, and often pre-colonial forms.
Free Open-level informal online conversation workshops at lunch time.
Grammy Award-winning alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón doesn’t see these as opposites, but as the foundation for his smart, stylish, and expressive music.
A father and his son arrive at a rave deep in the mountains of southern Morocco. They are searching for Mar — daughter and sister — who vanished months ago at one of these endless, sleepless parties.
Singer-songwriter Rita Valldeperas, from Barcelona, Spain, performs an intimate set of originals and select soul covers.
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Enjoy Latin Jazz performed by celebrated local musicians, Claudio Ragazzi and Georgie Rodríguez!
Nayely presents a Latin R&B concert that blends English and Spanish lyrics with positive, uplifting messages and groovy rhythms.
This one-hour master class explores chord melody and reharmonization through live performance on the Venezuelan cuatro.
Entirely led, arranged, performed, and produced by students, this concert is more than a performance—it is a bold expression of pride, identity, and unity through music.
Piano principal Fernando Crespo presents a program rooted in Latin jazz and Afro-Caribbean styles, paying tribute to piano legends Papo Lucca, Emiliano Salvador, and Eddie Palmieri.
Explore the history, controversy, and inspiration behind artwork created by female Latin American artists during a time of revolution and change.
Tribute to Maestro Sabicas is a celebration of the legendary Agustín Castellón Campos, better known simply as Sabicas.
“Mother Tongue” is a rhythm tap performance that celebrates language and diversity through movement and sound.
Chilean born saxophone player Joaquín Valdebenito looks to combine traditional Chilean music with various genres in jazz.
Cuban pianist and composer Aníbal Cruz blends son, rumba, and Afro-Cuban rhythms with global sounds in an intimate concert that celebrates connection and evolution.
This event features two incredible soloists sharing the stage in contrasting global music offerings. New York-based Colombian clarinetist and saxophonist Juan Ruiz—known for his work with 15-time Grammy winner Paquito D’Rivera—joins forces with Cuban pianist and composer Camila Cortina.
This isn’t an ordinary night, it’s a samba-infused gathering of story, rhythm, and surprise.
A collection of unsettling stories where the everyday blends with the dark, the social, and the supernatural.
Vengan a jugar con palabras en español o solo vengan a conversar.
The Latinx/H Program celebrates the diversity and richness of all Berklee artists who identify with or feel connected to Latinx and Hispanic heritage, culture, and community.
Samuel Zuluaga Cardona presents the Colombian Jazz Show, featuring music by leading Colombian jazz artists from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast.
Explore the stories and folklore behind traditional Latin American desserts with Esther Gomez from Spanish Fun.
Actor, writer, and comedian Marisé “Tata” Álvarez brings her stand-up film Nunca Digas Nunca (Never Say Never) to the BoriCorridor Tour.
Estefanía Núñez Villamandos, a gifted pianist, composer, and arranger from Havana, Cuba, blends her deep roots in Cuban music with jazz, flamenco, and Latin American folklore.
Un equipo de noticias se une a bomberos para un rescate y queda atrapado en un edificio sellado, con la cámara rodando como único testigo.
Tango After Dark offers an electrifying dive into the soul of Argentine dancing—capturing the seductive pulse of Buenos Aires and unveiling the dance in its purest form: bold, sensual, and unforgettable.
Students of Latin American descent perform vocal and instrumental works honoring their heritage.
The Red Room at Cafe 939 proudly presents Fresh Prospects, a free concert series spotlighting emerging artists.
Experience the mesmerizing fusion of Afro rhythms, classical guitar, and Cuban Tres improvisations in every performance.
Sophomore Camila Quintero presents her original music and soulful arrangements alongside her jazz quintet.
The Montaño Big Band is a 19-piece jazz ensemble led by pianist and composer Alan Montaño.
Boston Baroque’s February concert explores the vibrant, dance-driven musical traditions of Spain, from the Baroque to contemporary compositions. T
This show promises not only to entertain but also to captivate the hearts of music lovers with The Blue Island Project, where jazz meets the soulful rhythms of the Caribbean.
Sip a spicy signature cocktail, be dazzled by contemporary art, catch performances and lessons from Salsa y Control, and show off your finest red attire on the dance floor.
At the dawn of the modern era, Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan (Gael García Bernal) navigated a fleet of ships to Southeast Asia, attempting the first voyage across the vast Pacific Ocean.
Free open-level Spanish informal conversation workshops. All levels welcome!
Artists Elena Damiani and Ishmael Randall-Weeks will be joined by moderator Dr. Madeline Murphy Turner for a conversation in our Lower Level Theater, followed by an opening reception on Level 3.
Join Jared Katz, Pappalardo Curator of Musical Instruments, as he discusses the techniques used to study ancient music today, the types of evidence available to us, and what we’ve learned about music’s role in Maya culture.
The Boston Festival of Films from Iran returns, showcasing new and restored gems from a nation that has consistently produced some of the world’s most compelling cinema in spite of stringent artistic censorship.
This novel tells the story of Emilia Del Valle a strong and independent woman born in 1866 in San Francisco.
Mar Parrilla is a Taíno AfroBorikua and award-winning choreographer, educator, and community organizer.
Three pillars of the Boston music scene—and esteemed Berklee College of Music professors Alberto Netto, Joe Mulholland, and Rick McLaughlin—come together as the Triptych Project to delve deep into the art of the piano trio.
Pianist and composer Andrés Barrios, 2020 Grammy award winner, will perform alongside acclaimed flamenco dancer Nino de los Reyes.
