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.
Free Open-level informal online conversation workshops at lunch time.
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
The Independent Film Festival Boston (IFFBoston) is an annual film festival that showcases the best in independent cinema from around the world.
Vocalist Chengpeng Zheng performs a set of cover songs spanning Brazilian music, Chinese pop, jazz, and R&B styles.
The symposium gathers an interdisciplinary group of scholars, thinkers, and museum professionals to investigate the history, status, and future of exhibiting art from the French-and Creole/Kreyol-speaking Caribbean and Amazonia.
Twenty-five years after Alejandro Jodorowsky’s El Topo and The Holy Mountain unlocked our collective third eye
Leading big bands and small ensembles, Valdés has defined and redefined Afro-Cuban jazz for generations of listeners.
Pianist Zahili Zamora presents a dynamic fusion of classical piano, jazz, and Afro-Cuban rhythms in a performance that embodies healing and resilience.
Andrés Cepeda returns this year to international stages with Nuestra Vida en Canciones, a tour that has taken him to various arenas and stadiums.
Con la llegada de James Rodríguez a Minnesota, este partido es la excusa perfecta para reunirse y celebrar el orgullo colombiano
La inigualable Julia Alvarez nos recuerda en esta novela que las historias de vida jamás están realmente acabadas. Ni siquiera cuando llega el final.
Versos de Mujer brings Puerto Rican traditional music to life through the artistry of women trovadoras and instrumentalists.
Acclaimed jazz pianist and Berklee faculty member Zahili Zamora shares an unforgettable afternoon celebrating the vibrant fusion of Afro-Cuban roots music and jazz.
Brazilian/Italian guitarist and singer Lorenzo Costanza presents a set featuring a medley of 1970s fusion and música popular brasileira.
Aquí Miguel Ángel Asturias se inspira en el último periodo de gobierno de Manuel Estrada Cabrera en Guatemala para analizar cómo operan los mecanismos del poder dentro de una dictadura
Join in the Fenway for the Tiny Stage concert series, presented by Time Out Market. April performances highlight Spring Swing, featuring jazz performances by Berklee artists.
Join for a bilingual English-Spanish storytelling experience with the Spanish Fun Program!
This senior recital brings together songs that have shaped her both musically and personally, honoring growth, love, vulnerability, and the people who have walked alongside her.
Swedish-Argentinian indie folk artist José González has captivated audiences worldwide with his powerful, ethereal, and intimate songs.
Students of Frank Kelley’s studio perform a recital.
Del director de “Timecrimes” llega una comedia romántica española ingeniosa y poco convencional con un toque de ciencia ficción.
Ibarra, who sometimes works under the alias La Chica Boom, is from El Paso and Juarez, on the United States–Mexico border.
Guatemalan singer-songwriter Mercedes Escobar brings her bold Latin Americana style to the stage, blending blues, country, and Latin traditions.
Vengan a jugar con palabras en español o solo vengan a conversar.
Rivera Gotay, a young composer and trombonist from Carolina, Puerto Rico, presents his senior jazz composition recital at Berklee College of Music.
A conversation on contemporary Afro-Latinx literature with novelist Alejandro Heredia and journalist-author Natasha S. Alford.
After being abandoned by his wealthy husband of 24 years, former telenovela actor Cristián—a refined traditionalist—must move in with his wild, hedonistic half-brother Roy.
Join for a festive evening of live music, dance, and community as we celebrate the power of global arts!
Seven Latin American short films share a pulse: the body as a site of desire and transformation.
One of the most intriguing contemporary violinists, singers, and composers today—skillfully blending jazz, classical, and Afro-Cuban rhythms with her otherworldly voice.
Diego Céspedes’ dazzling debut feature follows young Lidia, who grows up within a vibrant queer household led by drag performers and trans women.
Enrique Perez and friends present a set of music by Earth, Wind & Fire, Luther Vandross, Jaco Pastorius, and James Brown.
The Boston International Film Festival celebrates the art of filmmaking by supporting independent filmmakers from around the world.
Join to BPL and the Boston Lyric Opera (BLO) for an inspiring evening of music and conversation exploring 250 years of women’s voices in America.
A journey to the hypermasculine rodeos of Michoacán state in Mexico delves into the subconscious of memory, queer desire and longing
A recital that takes listeners on a brief journey through Latin America and the work of some of its prominent classical composers.
La Bámbula offers a mix of tropical elements seamlessly combined with R&B, jazz and hip hop as well as the powerful dance music of the Caribbean.
Panamanian guitarist and composer Lucas Falla leads his group in a recital of original music rooted in modern jazz and contemporary instrumental music.
The Alberto Netto Trio presents an evening of vibrant Brazilian jazz, blending rich rhythms and soulful improvisation.
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.
