Three key members of the group’s first stage come together again to relive the repertoire that gave rise to one of the most relevant names in the local scene.
The event that brings together exponents of the most diverse styles, always focused on the continent, will take place in October at Parque O’Higgins and will also feature other illustrious artists such as Carlos Vives, Bomba Estéreo, Los Vásquez, Pettinellis, and Jovanotti. Read here how both days will be scheduled.
The group led by Mike Patton will return to live performances in 2027, on a tour alongside System of a Down. “It’s been a while,” they wrote on social media.
Between July 30 and August 2, emerging bands and soloists will take over the Espacio Patricio Bunster with three days featuring indie pop, experimental folk, urban music, and alternative rock.
Restitution is part of the efforts driven by the Rapa Nui community to recover ancestral remains that were taken from the island during the 19th and 20th centuries and that today remain in collections of various museums and institutions around the world.
Extensive landscapes, keyboards, distortion, the long eight-minute track opens a new sonic universe for the Chilean group.
The deficit of weighty productions in the list of nominees for the 2026 Emmys accentuated questions about the health of the industry. Is it experiencing a change of era or simply going through a rough patch? Which platform is leading the way? Here, with the help of specialists, we analyze the present of serialized fiction.
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, the two members of one of the most restless bands of all time, talk with Culto about the tour that, against all odds, brought them back, about their return to Chile in 2027, and about the memory of the late drummer Neil Peart: “I know he’s watching us and saying ‘you’re idiots’,” they say with a laugh.
Rafael Guendelman Hales’ feature film narrates the opposing trajectories of both sides of his family. A visual artist and film director, he resorted to the discovery of lost Super 8 tapes to reconstruct the history of his grandparents and parents. “My dad never told me much. Finding this material was an excuse to ask him to talk to me about it,” he tells Culto.
The last of the lineage, a volume of 20 unsettling and magnetic stories by the fascinating Swiss-Italian writer; a collection of biographical profiles of Italian authors and their link to fascism, by the renowned Mexican critic, and a fun illustrated novel starring an ingenious dog, in this week’s readings.