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.
Bold, experimental, extravagant, and unbound, both literally and in the creative minds that produced them, livres d’artiste had no precedent.
Free Open-level informal online conversation workshops at lunch time.
Join acclaimed cuatro player and Berklee alumna Fabiola Méndez and her former teacher, John Baboian, for an intimate afternoon of music, conversation, and Q&A.
This show will feature a mix of original songs and classic hits, all delivered with the passion and energy that Manolo is known for, whether you're a long-time fan or new to Latin music.
Monteiro dedicated himself instead to a mode of sublimely, and often perversely, high modernism fascinated by a rich undercurrent between the cinema and the other arts—especially poetry, painting, theater, literature and music.
This seasoned and stirring acoustic trio, hailing from Argentina, Puerto Rico, and Costa Rica, bring their long careers and rich, diverse musical backgrounds to this afternoon of gorgeous covers and originals.
Celebrate with live music, dance, food, and community featuring legendary salsa orchestra El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico.
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.
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, tapas are often regarded as elaborately plated haute cuisine, but they don’t have to be complicated or difficult to prepare.
Discover how artists transformed the traditional book into a space for experimentation. Presented alongside the exhibition “Picasso, Miro, Dali: Unbound,” this course explores the emergence of livres d’artist.
Stories of struggle, magic, and identity — from the classroom to the labyrinth.
Latino Heritage Film Series. Wednesdays at 1 PM. Connolly Branch.
Guitarist, composer, and educator Richard Peña is a rising force in Latin jazz, blending Afro-Caribbean traditions with modern jazz innovation.
Led by Roderick Camelia, a Berklee alumnus and native of Curaçao, Camelia Latin-Jazz Trio combines rhythms from the Latin world with jazz improvisation.
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.
Free open-level Spanish informal conversation workshops. All levels welcome!
Tres amigos con las esperanzas de ser ricos y subir en la sociedad ponen sus vidas y las de su familia en peligro en esta película de humor negro Ecuatoriana.
This family-friendly event brings the heart of Mexico to East Boston with music, dance, and food that celebrate our heritage and community spirit.
CineFest Latino Boston LLC is an annual film festival conducted in Boston, highlighting stories by and about Latinos.
Three free documentary screenings exploring art, family, cultural memory, and Puerto Rican and Latin American printmaking traditions.
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.
EYZA is a Peruvian singer-songwriter and sound engineer, who has studied music and competed in contests since she was eight years old.
A captivating evening with Manolo Mairena, a master of improvisation and skilled songwriter. With his powerful voice and infectious rhythms, Manolo brings the spirit of Latin music to life.
Fabiola Méndez is a Puerto Rican cuatro player, singer, educator, and Emmy-nominated composer that has taken part in a musical movement, crossing over the lines of genres such as Folk, Afro-Caribbean & Jazz.
DADA Quarter are redefining Venezuelan roots music through a contemporary, global lens, blending vocal virtuosity, compositional sensitivity, and sonic exploration.
Poetry, performance, conversation, and Boricua sound come together at boricuir lounge.
Don Quixote loses himself inside his books, but desperately yearns for the adventure he reads in his stories of knighthood.
Diego Herrera is a Peruvian saxophonist and composer creating original music that blends Latin genres with contemporary R&B and pop elements, resulting in a fresh, elegant, and highly distinctive sound.
Vengan a jugar con palabras en español o solo vengan a conversar.
Free open-level Spanish informal conversation workshops. In-person. All levels welcome!
Alan Montaño is a composer, arranger, and pianist from the San Francisco Bay area, with family roots in Mexico.
Featuring Catherine Bent on cello, Rob Curto on the accordion and vocals, and Renato Malavasi on percussion.
Suazo is an award-winning saxophonist / composer / cultural advocate and educator who also leads his own project entitled RICANO.
Her Dominican and Puerto Rican heritage, combined with the rhythm and resilience of the streets that shaped her, has given her a sound that's both timeless and deeply personal.
With a passion for innovation and collaboration, Jade draws inspiration from the popular Brazilian music of the 1970s, while maintaining a distinctly contemporary sound.
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.
The Common comes to life with Salsa beats, and UnCommon provides an unforgettable opportunity for shared, cultural experiences.
EhShawnee is a contemporary Latin artist known for a romantic salsa style and collaborations with renowned performers such as Sexappeal and Michel el Buenón.
Aneet depicts the world visible to the eye, as well as the parallel more complex world that exists simultaneously.
Amiri Moreno is a Dominican-American songwriter and drummer from New York City in his third semester at Berklee College of Music.
A passionate leader of various musical ensembles, Quintero possesses a distinct sound rooted in her Latin heritage and a love for improvised music.
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.
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.
