País Paisa, how El Águila descalza's play will be seen forty years after its premiere

Forty years ago, Carlos Mario Aguirre and Cristina Toro gave a new meaning to Colombian comedy with the premiere of País paisa. Since then, audiences have laughed with the adventures of Don Emel and other characters from the play. We review the history of the play with them...

Posthumous tribute to Comrade Fernando Fuentes Fraile in Managua

The ceremony was presided over by Comrade Camila Ortega Murillo, general director of Nicaragua Diseña and coordinator of the National Commission for Creative and Orange Economy of Nicaragua.

In the II International Congress of Knowledge Carnival, Barranquilla Consolidated its Festival

With broad national and international participation, the II International Congress of Carnival, Education, Transmission of Knowledge, and Co-creation of Strategies for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, organized by the Folklore Corporation Actors of the Carnival (Corcarnaval), was consolidated as a key space for cultural dialogue.

La Pascasia honors Antonio Samudio with new exhibition

When Antonio Samudio died last February 15, at the age of 91, he had spent more than six decades building a body of work that turned Colombian engraving into much more than a technique, with expressive and precise works, traversed by voluminous female figures and irony about the human condition.

At the House of Poetry in Havana

The House of Poetry of Havana, a Cultural Center of the Historian's Office dedicated to the promotion of Creation, Literature and Art in the heart of the city and a space for exchange for poets, critics, and the community.

Long Live Peace in Nicaragua! Discover the Activities of the Special Plan April Creative 2026

Granada, recognized as a national treasure of culture, history, and nature, as well as the capital of Nicaraguan tourism, launched the Special Plan April Creative 2026 this Tuesday.

Laguna de Perlas celebrates vibrant Pearl Fest

The Municipality of Laguna de Perlas successfully celebrated the Pearl Fest on Saturday, April 4, bringing together community members and visitors for a day full of culture, tradition, and joy.

Jhonny Rivera and his wife were stopped in Dubai: this was the artist's reaction

Jhonny Rivera revealed that during his honeymoon in Dubai, he had an uncomfortable moment when he was warned for showing affection in public, which opened up the debate about cultural differences in international destinations.

Where does the myth that couples who go up Monserrate separate come from?

During Holy Week, Monserrate becomes one of the most important centers of faith, tourism, and tradition in the country. Thousands of people ascend Bogotá's iconic hill to fulfill promises, give thanks for favors, ask for blessings, or simply have a spiritual experience in one of the capital's most representative places. However, alongside devotion, one of the most popular myths among Bogotanos also reappears: the belief that couples who ascend together might separate if they are not destined to stay united.

Sutiaba Artisans and the Passion Carpets

This Good Friday, from the early morning hours, 48 artisans from the traditional streets of the indigenous community of Sutiaba, in León.

Puerto Salvador Allende revives the passion of Christ with the traditional Judea

As part of the cultural activities of Holy Week, the traditional Judea was held at Puerto Salvador Allende.

Holy Week: Malambo celebrated the festival ‘Lord, you call me, I follow you’

Within the framework of the religious events of Holy Week taking place in the municipalities of Atlántico, Malambo was the scene of a night full of spirituality, music, and family gathering during the eighteenth version of the Catholic music festival ‘Lord, you call me, I follow you’, held in the Plaza Central Marcos Valencia.