Durante este mes de abril, diversas embajadas e instituciones culturales presentan una selección de filmes que resaltan la riqueza del idioma francés y los valores de la comunidad internacional

This initiative featured performances by Mauricia Saavedra, Caro Carrera, and Laura Villalobos, three renowned singers from the Maule region. Mónica Muñoz, a member of the Pelarco Gender Commission, highlighted that "one of our commission's goals is to create opportunities for personal development and connection among local women, as well as those who have moved here from other places, fostering their integration."

What began in 2018 as a cultural emergence in an abandoned school in Independencia has now solidified into the most influential ecosystem for arts and electronic music in the region.

Workers rejected the budget cut of over 3% and warned that this measure will directly affect services provided to the public.

Inspired by a true story, "Elephant Head" portrays a man grappling with a disease that progressively affects his memory, serving as a deep and delicate metaphor for memory and forgetfulness.

Founder of Congreso, Sergio ‘Tilo’ González worked on arrangements for songs including “Te recuerdo Amanda” and “Luchín,” for a program directed by Francisco Núñez Palacios featuring soloists Catalina Plaza and Diego Huberman. The event is set for Wednesday, April 1, at 7:30 PM at the Teatro Aula Magna Usach, with free admission.

Directed by Rodrigo Bazaes, known for his historical recreations in productions like the hit series "Los 80" and the Emmy-nominated miniseries "Isabel," this play offers a psychological thriller that resonates deeply in today's Chile, encouraging reflection on the rapidly polarized global political environment.

This text is the result of a popular memory workshop initiated by the Site of Memories Parque Cultural de Valparaíso - Ex Prison.

This film, making its return to the big screen, is inspired by the landmark case involving the lesbian lawyer Karen Atala (played by Mariana Loyola) revolving around the custody of her daughters. It examines the complexities of family, diversity, discrimination, and social prejudices through the eyes of adolescence.

Espacio MNWAL, the cultural center driven by the Palestinian diaspora in Chile, will present a curatorial proposal that brings together artists whose works engage with the genocide in Gaza, Palestinian memory, and other contemporary experiences of violence and resistance.