The best of recent Peruvian cinema comes to our city thanks to the first edition of the “Filmed in Peru” or “Filmed in Peru” festival. “I want to invite everyone in New York and New Jersey to see my movie Manco Cápac.” These are the words of Henry Vallejo, director of the film “Manco Cápac”, … Read more
Once the concert of the Colombian singer-songwriter Juanes de SummerStage in Central Park had started, it was canceled due to the large number of people who entered the venue. The site had capacity for about 5,000 attendees, but the organizers estimate that due to the overflow, some 12,000 fans of the popular artist entered. Some … Read more
The Mexican consulate in New York inaugurated on Monday the traveling exhibition “Migrant Heart” that shows the work of 23 artists of Mexican origin residing in the United States and that after visiting several states will conclude in November in Los Pinos, the official residence of the president of that country . “Migrant Heart”, convened … Read more
Some women wore elegant dresses and some men wore tuxedos, though several couples turned out decidedly in more casual attire, not an unusual sight at Lincoln Center in New York for what was called “the world’s biggest wedding.” Either way, the atmosphere on Saturday night escaped the routine as faux flowers hung from balconies as … Read more
During his outstanding musical career that began at the age of 15, Colombian singer-songwriter Juanes has performed on stages around the world, including Madison Square. This Wednesday, the artist, winner of twenty Latin Grammy Awards, will sing for the first time in Central Park as part of the popular Summerstage concert series and the Latin … Read more
Famed Mexican Speaker and Writer Presents New Book Renowned Mexican author and speaker, Daniel Habif, made a special appearance at the Barnes and Noble bookstore on Fifth Avenue in New York City to sign copies of his latest book, “Rouge Awaits to be Devoured”. The event was met with enthusiasm and gratitude from the Latino … Read more
Lincoln Center is ready to bring back one of the city’s biggest cultural festivals, Summer for the City, this year… And best of all, most of its programming is free. “‘Summer for the City’ is truly a gift to New York, it is our gift to New Yorkers, to tourists, the invitation is to dance, … Read more
Shakespeare to the rhythm of reggaeton. The words of the Bard are today accompanied by original music on the streets of Harlem. “The energy is very different. People feel free to shout and have fun in ways that perhaps inside the theater they don’t feel free to do that and that’s why it’s more fun … Read more
Dancers from the Ballet Hispánico graced the New York City Center stage last year. Now they are preparing to return in a few days. “Thursday, June 1, is going to be the opening of our season at New York City Center,” said Eduardo Vilaro, artistic director and CEO, Ballet Hispánico. Vilaro tells a little about … Read more
 "“Something Beautiful: Reframing The Collection” – El Museo del Barrio’s Most Ambitious Exhibition in Two Decades")
Starting Friday, the Museo del Barrio in New York presents its most ambitious exhibition in two decades, “Something Beautiful: Reframing The Collection” (sic), made up mostly of works from its collection, after three years of gestation. The new exhibition, which can be visited until March 10, 2024, is made up of some 500 works of … Read more