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.
Brazilian artist Rosângela Rennó uses images from private and public archives as well as anonymous photographs, recontextualizing them into immersive installations.
A young woman lives in the community of Totorani, high in the Bolivian Andes. Her adoptive mother has dutifully taught her the ancient ways of midwifery, including the tender Quechua songs
Free open-level Spanish informal conversation workshops. In-person. All levels welcome!
Abram Alcantar (Al Cantar) is an artist, musician, & composer based in DFW, TX. As a multifaceted creative, he navigates sonic and visual worlds, blending them together to bring cultural memories and experiences together.
Manguito is an engaging and vibrant band, passionately dedicated to the mission of educating and entertaining audiences about the rich tapestry of Latin culture and music.
The Common comes to life with Salsa beats, and UnCommon provides an unforgettable opportunity for shared, cultural experiences.
Three days of tango, of passion, of an unforgettable experience with world renowned Master Tango Teacher, Live Music & a dazzling Tango Celebration Show.
Familias, niños, jóvenes y artistas del VROCC presentaran con orgullo su muestra anual con participantes multigeneracionales en disciplinas como danza folclórica, música y artes visuales.
Join Millie Rivera, of Estudios719 in New York, on this micro-concert of a cappella songs fusing pop, contemporary, and Broadway tunes with a rhythmic Latin American beat.
Carrying forward the celebrated sound of the legendary Sergio Mendes, this exceptional ensemble delivers the signature blend of Bossa Nova, Samba, Batucada, and Afro-Samba.
Vengan a jugar con palabras en español o solo vengan a conversar.
In this bilingual cooking program, presented by Esther Gomez (Spanish Fun), the attendees will explore the world of the ancient Maya Civilization through history, tradition, and a staple food: tortillas.
Acclaimed jazz pianist and Berklee faculty member Zahili Zamora shares an unforgettable afternoon celebrating the vibrant fusion of Afro-Cuban roots music and jazz.
Júlia Aronovich is a 22-year-old singer-songwriter whose music blends introspection with rich cultural influences.
Cuban-American pianist Maria Medina & Spanish singer Tania Garcia Morales. Berklee scholars, Latin Grammy & AIE sponsors. A night of jazz, Latin, and original voices.
In honor of Pride Month, join BPL for Drag Queen Story Hour, a program that raises awareness of gender diversity, promotes self-acceptance, and builds empathy through an enjoyable literary experience
Mano a Mano: Arias in Dialogue is a program that places iconic European opera arias in dialogue with Spanish and Latin American counterparts—introducing classical Hispanic repertoire to new audiences.
Created by Danza Orgánica, the piece invites audiences into an immersive experience rooted in Caribbean and diasporic traditions.
Praised for his emotional depth and technical brilliance, Vargas’s playing has been described as “highly emotional and thoughtful,” with a “striking energy and uncompromising honesty”.
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.
Kelvin López’s oil paintings convey the healing potential of flowers. His style is impressionistic; Lotuses are afloat in a naturalistic matrix of blues and greens, blossoms grace delicate branches.
Ortiz weaves a vibrant tapestry of Afro-Boricua and Afro-Cuban jazz, infused with his own signature rhythmic flair.
Sofia Almeida's work draws from her Portuguese heritage, a deep connection to Brazilian music, and the global jazz approach.
Kat Fajardo (she/they) is a Honduran Colombian award-winning cartoonist and illustrator from the lively and magical place of Loisaida, New York City.
A Journey of Self-Discovery through the Music of María Grever. This recital will feature original compositions inspired by jazz and bolero styles.
This award-winning film features new material from the curators of the major exhibition “Frida Kahlo: The Making of an Icon”.
La película El futuro perfecto sigue a Xiaobin, una joven inmigrante china que vive en Argentina mientras aprende español y se adapta a una nueva cultura.
Pianist and composer, Benítez presents a set of original compositions and arrangements that bridge jazz with Paraguayan and South American influences.
In this bilingual cooking program presented by Esther Gomez, Diners will explore the story and traditions of a staple ingredient in Latin American cuisine: corn.
Valencian composer and bassist Martina Sabariego presents Be Prepared To Stop, a set of original music written during her time at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.
Daniel Buades presents a set of original compositions for ensembles ranging from trio to septet, blending contemporary jazz with concepts developed at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.
Originally from Chilean Patagonia, Nicolás Emden is a singer-songwriter and composer. His music navigates between South American folk rock and Americana, with soulful and evocative vocals in Spanish lyrics.
Este año los grupos El Ballet Folklórico de VROCC y Corazón Chileno traerán lo mejor de la música y las danzas tradicionales de Chile.
A self-taught artist, Sandra Dooley draws inspiration from artists such as Picasso, Chagall and Matisse, for it was through their reference she learned to paint.
Icons of Puerto Rico’s Nueva Canción movement reunite for an unforgettable evening of music and storytelling.
The Boundary Objects make music at the mythical borders between Bahia and Bamako, between Barcelona and Boston, armed only with guitars a calabash, and all the inputs onstage.
Diverse peoples of Latin America have shaped and cultivated their environments for over thousands of years and continue to do so today.
In We Are What We Drink, Peruvian journalist and researcher Sergio Rebaza traces the social and political history of sugarcane distillates across Latin America.
Join for an interactive conversation with Elizabeth Santiago, author of The Moonlit Vine, a young adult novel that follows 14-year-old Taína Perez as she navigates family responsibilities, challenges at school, and troubles in her neighborhood.
Con la llegada de James Rodríguez a Minnesota, este partido es la excusa perfecta para reunirse y celebrar el orgullo colombiano
Puerto Rican singer and cuatrista Fabiola Méndez will hold a special concert in Boston, honoring the folk music of her homeland.
Talleres de conversación informales y gratuitos.
Andrés Cepeda returns this year to international stages with Nuestra Vida en Canciones, a tour that has taken him to various arenas and stadiums.
Maestra Vegas is currently the only woman serving as music director of a professional symphony orchestra in the country, the Orquesta Sinfónica Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho.
Satellite of Qantara (Qantara means “arch”) brings to life a vision of unbridled fusion—blending world jazz, Middle Eastern, Western classical, and Latin American music.
