Mexican writer Xitlatitl Rodríguez reinterprets Spielberg's film through themes of flawed translation, extinction, and delusion. Jaws [Tiburón] arrives in Chile for the first time thanks to Falso Azufre Publishing.

Hailing from La Serena, Magnolia has built a national and international career with six albums released and performances in Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, and Mexico, establishing themselves as cultural ambassadors of the Elqui Valley and diaguita culture.

The Ministry of Cultures confirmed on October 28 the passing of Héctor Noguera, an essential figure in Chilean theatre, film, and television. Revered as a "master" by many generations, his artistic legacy has left an indelible mark on the national stage for decades.

Chilean-Palestinian singer presents her song "On the Other Side of the World," inspired by the pain, empathy, and resilience of the Palestinian people amid genocide in Gaza: "In the face of Israel's efforts to erase Palestine, music has been a way to keep it alive. It is impossible to eliminate Palestine if its culture remains so vibrant, and music is a fundamental part of that culture," stated the artist.

The play "STELLA TERRAL," created by TeatroPuerto, arrives from La Serena to Santiago to pay tribute to poet Stella Díaz Varín, one of the most rebellious and distinctive voices in Chilean literature.

Bray On began his career at the age of 16 as the lead vocalist for La Noche, participated in Got Talent Chile in 2021, and quickly became one of the most beloved viral figures on social media, with performances that transcended the stage.

Merlín Comunicaciones has announced four exclusive performances of "Queen Sinfónico" in Santiago, a spectacular show that marries the timeless legacy of the British band Queen with the grandeur of a symphonic orchestra.

The exhibition will be accessible to the public until November 23rd at Av. Brasil 1490, in the heart of Valparaíso, and it represents a collaborative effort between Taller Lautaro and Casaplan, two venues dedicated to promoting visual arts and collaborative creation.

Directed by Paolo Bortolameolli, three pocket operas by composer Miguel Farías will be showcased at GAM, featuring contemporary themes and texts by Chilean authors. These three performances will introduce audiences to the world of lyrical music in an intimate format from October 30 to November 2.

Now, 18 years after its initial premiere, the play “H.P. (Hans Pozo)” returns to GAM in its original format, following countless performances, tours, and accolades. Written by Luis Barrales and directed by Isidora Stevenson, the production fictionalizes the lives of those impacted by this criminal case.