The play features an outstanding cast including Claudio Arredondo, José Antonio Raffo, Alonso Quintero, Francisco Dañobeitía, Francisco Reyes Cristi, Vicente Almuna, Andrew Bargsted, Tito Bustamante, and Juan Pablo Sáez. It will run at the Centro Cultural San Ginés from November 13 to 29.

On the 80th anniversary of the Nobel Prize in Literature, the series Lo primero es la tierra invites a celebration of Gabriela Mistral, highlighting her critical, vital, and deeply human thought, bringing to light her intellectual dimension—one of the least disseminated—and her ideas on nature, education, spirituality, and Latin America.

Author and former judge Gonzalo Garay Burnás introduces his latest novel, "The Music of Sunday Afternoons," a dark, intimate, and provocative work that delves into the fringes of morality, madness, and redemption.

The Argentine artist transcends urban genres to deliver a generational manifesto with folk and trova.

The exhibition will be inaugurated at the Laboratory Hall of the Valparaíso Cultural Park - Ex Jail on Saturday, November 8, at 12:00 PM. It will remain open to the public until Sunday, November 30.

From November 21 to 23, the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center (GAM) will be the gathering place for contemporary graphic arts at La Furia Ilustrada, a free and open event that will feature over 100 artists and publishers, with notable guests such as Alberto Montt, Powerpaola, Alejandra Lunik, Santiago Caruso, and Perezfecto.

The theatrical production will be presented at the Gabriela Mistral Center, GAM, from November 7 to 15, following only three performances in Valparaíso. The initiative is funded by the Ministry of Cultures, Arts, and Heritage through its Program for Supporting Collaborative Cultural Organizations.

Chilean composer and performer Matías Aguayo will unveil his performance "Navigating the Short Waves," revealing secrets about his current creative phase along with a preview of his upcoming album. This show, capping off the 2025 Interferencias cycle at GAM, will take place in the cultural center's underground parking lots this Thursday, November 6.

Over 60 titles will be showcased during the eight-day festival, divided into competition categories (National, International, and Emerging Shorts), special screenings, three author focuses, a Ukrainian cinema showcase, and an outdoor screening featuring the premiere of 'Ghost Elephants', the latest film by legendary director Werner Herzog.

In a politically charged context following the presidential primaries, "La Fundación" returns for only four performances from November 20 to 22, marking one of the sharpest productions in this year's lineup at Amunátegui 31. The creation by Agrupación Teatro en Casa, written and directed by Nicolás Fernandois, is now available for ticket purchase on Ticketplus.cl.