Combining oral storytelling, object manipulation, puppetry, burlap art, and elements of juggling, actress Catalina Moya Marchant invites families on an emotional journey through Chile's railway history: "The journey begins here, no ticket needed. Memory is your luggage and your best amulet," is heard at the starting point of this engaging and poignant performance.

From November 17 to 30, the inaugural edition of Primavera de Danza will showcase a collaborative series of contemporary dance premieres, revivals, and activities across five cultural venues in Santiago.

Highlights of the festival include the Open Mic Night featuring writer Lina Meruane, along with poets Natalia Rojas and Juan Carlos Villavicencio, concluding with performances by rappers Rayokuza and Bronko Yotte. The launch event will take place on November 29 at 6:00 PM at Museo del Sonido, featuring presentations by poets Roxana Miranda Rupailaf, Lourdes Aparición, and rapper Waikil.

The festival will take place from Wednesday, November 26, to Saturday, November 29, featuring a program that highlights the best of national and international cinema, along with discussions and encounters with prominent cinematic figures.

The narrative follows a character who, at the age of 7, starts to compile a list of all the "extraordinary things" that make life worth living, as a way to help his mother cope with her own demons and suicidal thoughts.

The controversy ignites a discussion about the role of art within the electoral arena, reviving the words of Tommy Rey.

After winning the folk competition at the Viña 2025 Festival, embarking on a successful European tour, and releasing the bold dieciochero EP "Huaso Látex", the brother duo makes a historic collaboration, accompanied by a music video filmed in Valparaíso, featuring renowned actor Gabriel Cañas.

Nayra Ilic's film has been praised for its intimate and sensitive perspective, blending a contemplative staging with a deep reflection on memory and the end of an era. "Cuerpo Celeste" serves as both a generational portrait and a poetic exploration of the Chilean landscape, where the desert mirrors the internal transformations of its characters.

Cecilia Ballesteros has lived in Chile for over a decade and will share the stage on Saturday, November 15, at El Mesón Nerudiano with Chilean poets and singer-songwriters Andrea Andreu and Camila Chascona, along with Spanish artist Raquel Cruces, who collects and interprets ancient songs of rural women from the peninsula, accompanying them with percussion instruments.

Due to popular demand, only four performances of 'Tres Marías y una Rosa' are back from November 20 to 23, with varied timings: Thursday to Saturday at 20:30 and Sunday at 19:00. Meanwhile, 'Chola y Gitano' will headline the next Intimate Cycle on November 19 at 20:00.