The Havana Biennale, a 500-Year-Old City Turned into an Open-Air Gallery
For a month, Havana has adopted a different look thanks to the Art Biennale or, perhaps, its inhabitants have managed…
Cienfuegos, the City Benny Moré Praised as his Favorite
Cienfuegos is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful cities in Cuba. It was dubbed “la Perla del Sur”…
Gastón Acurio: The Story Behind Peru’s Most Famous Chef
Gastón Acurio wanted a simple life: To open a single restaurant where he could share his passion for cooking with his…
When is the Perfect Time to Visit the USA?
There are a number of social-economic factors that come into play, especially when deciding when to visit the USA.
Colombian Fashion Seeks Inspiration in the Country´s Ancestral Legacy
In the Emberá Chamí indigenous community, established in different regions of the Colombian mountain range, “chaquira” beadwork (bead weaving) is…
Jazzmeia Horn, a New Prodigy That Explores the African Roots of Jazz
With deep respect for Jazz classics, Horn has managed to create her own musical identity, indebted to her African roots.
Five Indie Bands that Set Trends in Latin America
With a strategy that puts its bet on social networks and “people-to-people comments”, Latin American indie bands are growing in numbers and international and regional visibility by means of such festivals as Vive Latino or Lollapalooza.
What Does Afro-Panamanian Cuisine Taste Like?
Isaac Villaverde is one of the leading exponents of Afro-Panamanian cuisine .
Colombia and the Artistic Footprint of Its Black Population
Miss Balantas´ designs have toured different fairs organized by the Colombian textile industry.
Teatro “El Público”: The Boldest face On The Cuban Stage
At the interception between Linea and Paseo, two important avenues of Havana’s Vedado, is located the headquarters of Teatro El…
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