This production honoring the cultural memory of chinchineros, key figures in Chilean popular heritage, will present 9 free performances between June 17 and June 28.

Musician, researcher, and Mapuche rap exponent Jaime Cuyanao, artistically known as Waikil, will launch his first album entirely dedicated to traditional Mapuche music (ayekan) on Tuesday, June 16. The work features prominent practitioners of ayekawe (Mapuche instruments) and reflects on spiritual, identity, and contemporary strengthening surrounding ayekan.

The group celebrates over ten years of artistry with the official release of their new album, a contemporary orchestral jazz proposal that blends funk, soul, hip-hop, and reggae. The concert will also feature Fase Solar as a guest artist.

The national artist presents this work inspired by the questions arising from death, blending elements of Latin American folk with sounds linked to traditional festivities from northern Chile. The single features a music video produced by Moisés Maldonado, directed by Génesis Irribarra, with executive production by Umbranza Music and Red Pública, and dancers like Anabelle Ruiz contributing to its visual narrative.

Sergio Freire, one of Chile's most recognized comedians, will kick off the Stand-Up Comedy series on June 17 at 8:00 PM in the Sala la Comedia of Teatro ICTUS.

The concert scheduled for Thursday, June 11, at 7:30 PM features a repertoire of compositions from essential artists and groups such as Víctor Jara, Quilapayún, Congreso, Los Tres, Los Prisioneros, Santiago del Nuevo Extremo, and Electrodomésticos, covering diverse eras and styles of Chilean music. A special guest has also been announced.

The publication will be launched on June 11 at 6 PM in the Exhibition Hall of the Los Canelos Extension Center at UACh in Valdivia. The author has developed most of her professional career in southern Chile, blending artistic practice, research, and the preservation of photographic heritage. Her work has evolved from a documentary approach to include photomontage, collage, artist books, and video art.

The productions included in the program tackle issues that are deeply relevant to the present. Levitas examines the dynamics of silencing and discrimination within a Pentecostal evangelical church; Painecur revisits the historical case of ritual sacrifice that occurred at Lago Budi following the 1960 earthquake; while Mauro addresses territorial and socio-environmental struggles stemming from the development of the largest tailings dam in Latin America.

This theatrical production, set in the Middle Ages, addresses how humanity has drifted from its true nature, shaped by societal dogmas and paradigms. The narrative follows Aldreda and Jacinta, two nuns who fall in love and meet a young magician and a golden alien who reveals the bleak future of humanity, sparking a series of philosophical and existential discussions.

On Friday, June 5th, the launch of Leo Madariaga's novel "Amor Fati", published by Ediciones Askasis, will take place at Neighborhood Association No. 19 in Ñuñoa, located at José Pedro Alessandri Street 1036. Here, we exclusively share the prologue of this novel which proposes a temporal architecture where the 19th century, the memory of the tenements, vampiric bohemia, and the political trauma of the 1990s coexist in a single fractured consciousness: 'the Anfibio,' an entity divided between Tito Lastarria and Leo Lechuga.