Designed as a journey within the same night, the programming allows the audience to choose between these two moments or experience the entire show in an intimate setting that fosters closeness with the musicians.

With this publishing launch, the Pájarx Entre Púas Foundation aims to enhance the circulation of knowledge and experiences arising from prison contexts and post-incarceration, contributing to broader narratives around justice, culture, human rights, and social repair.

The festival offers significant prizes aimed at the professional development of the winning bands: the first place will receive the recording, mixing, and mastering of three musical tracks; the second place will work on two singles; and the third place will get one. Additionally, all winning groups will receive an audiovisual recording in a closed circuit with four cameras as promotional material.

Located in the historic Casa Maroto, the club continues to strengthen its position as a musical epicenter with a lineup that includes concerts, thematic cycles, and international events, alongside its ongoing educational efforts through its Ensemble Creation Center.

The event promises a captivating repertoire from one of the country's leading musical groups, along with DJ Maringa, who will keep the celebration going until the candles burn down. With limited availability, it is advised to secure tickets well in advance.

"Mediation tools are essential because these children are better prepared than others from different schools for such opportunities, equipping them to visit a gallery in the future or pursue a career in art," states Sandra Ramírez, director of Pedro Aguirre Cerda School, which is organizing the festival set for April 24 and 25.

This exhibition presents a visual narrative exploring the sensitive worlds of Deysi, a 36-year-old Aymara woman living between Alto Hospicio and the Quebrada de Chiclla (Iquique), dedicated to raising llamas and alpacas alongside her mother. The installation will premiere at the Casa de la Cultura in Iquique on Wednesday, May 6, at 18:00, with free admission. It will also be showcased in Valparaíso.

"Migrar y otras artes. Escritos fuera de lugar" is the title of the new volume by acclaimed writer, university professor, and cultural manager Claudia Salazar Jiménez. Blending diary and journey, the book explores the subjectivities, fears, and dislocations of identity, and will be launched alongside the author and writers Gabriela Contreras and Jessica Sequeira on Tuesday, May 12 at 6:30 PM at the Librería del GAM.

One of the most distinctive aspects of this edition—published in 1938—is the paper on which it was printed. Handcrafted by Republican soldiers in an abandoned factory, the material incorporates fibers from fallen militians' clothing and bandages, war trophies, an enemy flag, and a prisoner’s shirt.

In celebration of the neighborhood's anniversary, the Yungay Colors Market invites the community to experience a unique cultural and culinary event. Join us on Saturday, April 25, from 12:00 to 21:00, on Huérfanos Street between Sotomayor and Herrera.