On August 22, Andrés Calamaro turned 65 years old in the middle of a tour that this Tuesday the 25th will bring him back to Chile, where he will perform at the Movistar Arena with Como Cantor, a show that goes through the classics of his career and reaffirms his present as a performer.
The “Bichota” brought to SoFi Stadium a show of more than two and a half hours that crosses reggaeton, carnival, cumbia, mariachi, and pop. With a giant jungle-inspired stage and a colorful production, the Colombian turns her tour into a celebration of Latin identity. Culto was at one of the concerts in the city and outlines the keys to the show that will have four dates at the National Stadium in 2027.
Driven by a renewed aesthetic commitment from publishers, cinema, and social media, titles by Dostoevsky, Austen, or Homer rank among the bestsellers. Booksellers and editors analyze the phenomenon that revalues the book as an object and also rescues local literature.
I have many enemies who wish me harm. I have earned them fair and square. I also wish them harm. I pray every night that they sink into misery, slowly agonize, and leave this world whining.
The executive talks with Culto about the ambitious plan of the streaming platform in Latin America, which includes a million-dollar investment for the next four years. “We are doing all the 90s and the early 2000s. Cecilia Bolocco has to be there,” she says about the return of the production about the former Argentine president. In addition, she evaluates the options of making a new movie about 31 Minutos.
The writer and editor presents his new book of stories, His corpse advances towards the sea. On the occasion of this release, he reflects on love, death, the growth of La Furia del Libro – the fair he founded – and the current moment of the Chilean publishing scene.
Catalina and the Bordonas de Oro and the Shogun project can represent two different angles of the Chilean songbook. They are from generations separated in time and space. Also, the former bets on the exuberance of rhythms, while the latter assumes an internal journey. For its part, Lambchop jumps from Nashville to the world.
From Los Prisioneros to Café Tacuba, Divididos, Molotov, Bersuit, and Julieta Venegas, the Argentine built a way of producing that turned Latin American identity into a sonic force capable of crossing borders. We review his work as a producer just days before his visit to Chile.
Menem will focus mainly on the politician’s second term as president of Argentina, which lasted from 1995 to 1999. Leonardo Sbaraglia and Juan Minujín will reprise their roles from the first cycle.
Catedrales is based on the novel of the same name by Argentine writer Claudia Piñeiro and features the performances of Vivianne Dietz, Octavia Bernasconi, Ignacia Baeza, and Amparo Noguera. It follows the devastating story of a family destroyed by a crime. Check out its preview here.
