One of the biggest stars of English music in the last 30 years is coming to Chile at the end of September and here he talks with Culto about how fame turned out to be a dead end since his days in Take That and how today at 52 years old he faces issues related to mental health: “In my youth, we didn’t know what depression was.”
The Guatemalan author presents his new novel, Animal colonial, a fiction inspired by the Bukele model and cybernetic systems. In conversation with Culto, he analyzes the advance of authoritarianisms in the region, the growing technological dependence, and his memory of Roberto Bolaño.
The Mexican actor talks with Culto about the Netflix movie about the third and final capture of the former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, which has become a viewing phenomenon on Netflix. He also discusses a recent interaction with Isabel Allende and his new project with filmmaker Luis Estrada.
Set in late 19th century Venice, John Banville’s new novel combines gothic mystery with the stylized tone of his alter ego, Benjamin Black. An elegant tale of desire, guilt, and psychological manipulation that deliberately draws from the great tradition of Henry James and Thomas Mann.
It was the 90s and Chile was experiencing a series of cultural changes due to globalization. This alerted three friends, who felt that the Creole traditions were being lost. When they found out that the Summit of the Americas would be held in Chile, they decided to organize their own gathering to rescue the essence of Chilean identity. Almost three decades after that milestone, the celebration continues and this year it will be held on September 5 and 6.
The concert will focus on the live performance of No Protection, the cult masterpiece originally released in February 1995. Born from a direct invitation by Massive Attack to deconstruct and reimagine their acclaimed album Protection, this record was revolutionary.
The American singer, songwriter, and actress passed away in Nashville after several days hospitalized. A popular icon since the late 60s, she also left her mark in film and the entertainment world in general. Her legacy involves opening country music to female voices, conquering cross-genre charts, and delivering unforgettable hits like I Will Always Love You, later immortalized by Whitney Houston.
The outstanding professional will be at the Centro Cultural de España this Tuesday, August 25 at 7:30 PM in a free event, while next Friday the 28th he will arrive in Talca. Admission to both events is free.
Through artist books, sketches, and unpublished documents, the exhibition “From Object to Mystery” uncovers the creative process and urban interventions of a key figure in national art. Additionally, the Il Posto gallery and the National Museum of Fine Arts promote a research grant to delve deeper into their legacy.
The contemporary circus show aimed at family audiences combines juggling, percussion, and live music to explain what happens when the earth shakes. Written, directed, and starring Juan Pablo Corvalán, this co-production of GAM and the Artistic Collective Circo Virtual premieres next August 28.
