"Crónicas del Forastero" is a musical experience inspired by the poetic universe of Jorge Teillier. More than a traditional tribute, this initiative emphasizes that poetry exists not only in books but also in sound, space, and artistic experimentation.

Carlos Flores' work will be showcased at the Cultural Platform of the Juan Gómez Millas Campus located at Avenida Grecia 3401, Ñuñoa, on Thursday, June 25, at 6 PM, with free entry and open access, as part of the event "This Text is Out of Context: Film and Literature in Carlos Flores."

Through a two-and-a-half-month artistic residency, local residents and artists combined dance, live music, and the creation of giant puppets to bring to life a work of science fiction and dreamlike realism driven by the Cultural Space La Feria.

Cementing a theatrical universe that has already traveled through Chile, Spain, the Netherlands, and the UK, Colectivo Epew presents the stage continuation of its acclaimed work, Fillke Pewma. Written and directed by Roberto Cayuqueo, MAWÜN (Rain) will run for just seven performances from June 26 to July 5 at Teatro del Puente.

National titles such as the acclaimed film "The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo" (2025), the classic "Caluga o menta" (1990), the poignant work "The Ship of Forgetting" (2020), and the successful "Matapanki" (2025) will be screened alongside discussions featuring members of the filmmaking teams.

In an interview with El Ciudadano, Poblete reflects on several debates woven throughout his novel "Séptima Región" and their contemporary resonance: vulnerability as fertile ground for manipulation, the rise of charismatic leadership, the crisis of traditional political narratives, the impact of social media, and the growing longing for belonging in a society marked by uncertainty and abandonment.

"Dreaming Starry Skies" recovers over four decades of images from this self-taught photographer from Parral, whose archive was preserved for years in her home. Funded by the Regional Fondart, the publication gathers 220 images depicting rural life, mountain landscapes, and territorial transformations. Excited about this new chapter in the circulation of her work, Elena Concha Silva summarized the essence of the book: "I enjoyed making the photographs. I hope you enjoy looking at them."

Tata Barahona, Nano Stern, and Vicente Cifuentes will headline this inaugural production at the cultural venue located in Cerro Cárcel, performing on Saturdays, July 11, 18, and 25, respectively.

"Madre de la patria lésbica," "Gay male," and "Cadáver de Dios" make up the lineup this June, exploring sexual diversity, identity, and gender dissidence through various performance genres at the María Elena Duvauchelle Hall.

Every two weeks, this podcast serves as a small act of musical resistance: an hour of soul, funk, jazz, and afrolatino music carefully curated by musician and producer Ariel Pino, contrasting with the fast, automated listening experience increasingly dominated by algorithms on digital platforms.