In this 2026 edition, community workshops will be held in a neighborhood context in collaboration with the Culture Directorate of the Valparaíso municipality. The workshop locations include the Las Cañas Community Center, Santa Ana Community Space, Neighborhood Associations No. 142 and No. 38, and the Playa Ancha Public Library.

In every sentence, in each fragment of these declarations now compiled in this book, the awareness of a poet destined for the elements blazes forth. Her voice sought no permission nor granted leniency and, instead of conforming to the literary landscape of her time—which was, as we know, male-dominated—she confronted it as if challenging a stern judge.

This new single merges the energy of power pop and punk with a critical perspective on the ongoing consequences of Pinochet's dictatorship on Chilean society. Influenced by the sounds of bands like The Clash, Elvis Costello & The Attractions, and The Jam, the single proposes a reflection on how various political, economic, and cultural structures inherited from the dictatorship continue to persist in democracy.

La Sonochampurria is a vibrant band from the coastal region of Chile, blending poetry and music to reflect the unique cultural heritage and dynamic artistic scene of the area.

Throughout July, the cultural center offers a program designed for audiences of all ages, featuring theatrical productions inspired by Shakespeare, clown and circus performances, workshops for children, and a cycle dedicated to the myth of vampires in cinema.

The celebrated troubadour from La Serena takes a break from urban and everyday spaces to deliver a lengthy concert in an intimate theater format on Saturday, August 15, at 8:00 PM at Auditorium Don Bosco, located in the bustling Alameda - Metro República area in Santiago.

"Radio Guaripolo" is a late-night radio station known for its humorous pranks and lively banter during broadcasts.

Musically, this work expands the boundaries of Antar's offerings by incorporating influences ranging from contemporary black metal and hardcore to ambient and minimalism, crafting a dynamic album that intertwines intensity, atmospheric elements, and moments of profound introspection while maintaining the band's distinctive identity.

The programming will showcase productions from Ocaso Teatro, Tercer Cuerpo, Bitácora Teatro Chile, and the AMARelTÉ Research Project, inviting audiences to explore contemporary issues through diverse theatrical languages. Performances will follow a “pay what you can” model to enhance accessibility to the performing arts.

During both days, book signings will include Ramón Díaz Eterovic, the National Literature Prize 2025, along with Paulina Jara, Axel Pickett, Daniel Jadue, and other authors. The event brings together over 100 independent and university publishers.