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Guided by a childhood fantasy, he unearthed a legendary treasure and the mask of Agamemnon, but his brutal and “savage” methods almost erased the past forever.

The event was successfully held last January and – through prominent musicians – aims to weave a bridge between Nashville, the world capital of country, and Chile.

Invisible Girl, a shocking and deeply documented story about the life of an African-American teenager and her homeless family in New York; Contracanto, the poetry collection that recovers the voice of the poet from Osorno, and a volume with unpublished comic strips by René Goscinny, in this week’s readings.

A great figure in American independent cinema, the director talks with Culto about Father Mother Sister Brother, the film with which he won the main award at the Venice Film Festival 2025 and which has just arrived on the Mubi platform. A serene exercise in which he showcases his creative freedom and lack of prejudice. “I have friends who are 85 years old and others who are 15 years old. I like to see different perspectives on how people live in the world,” he defines.

The Chilean artist begins a new era signing with the renowned record label and subsequently prepares for her first US tour which starts from July 7 to 9 in Brooklyn.

Just days before showcasing their new album XCLNT live, we review some of the group’s best performances. From that night at the Court Central, through their debut at the Viña Festival, the unplugged night at the California Theater, the performance of Fome, and the debut of La Revuelta.

The Chilean musician returned to the stage with a performance that oscillated between introspection, rock, and the shared joy of being back on his feet. With guests such as Tata Barahona, Carlos Cabezas, and Pablo Ilabaca, he reviewed his career, including a block dedicated to Weichafe, and even presented an unreleased song. The warrior has returned.

A year after their return to recording with More, the first studio album in 24 years, the Britpop icons arrive at the biggest concert in their history in Chile with a tour that reviews classics and premieres new songs. Even with a dynamic to choose a surprise track.

The actress talks to Culto about the controversial situation that occurred during the performance of La Pérgola de las Flores, dedicated to Héctor Noguera. She assures that she attended solely as a guest and that the boos directed at ministers Francisco Undurraga and Ximena Rincón were an “uncomfortable” moment, but that “it was a spontaneous reaction from the audience.” “(To say it was a setup) is a lack of respect not only towards me, but also towards my father’s memory,” she replies.

DIVA is the name of the new release from the Chilean trap icon, a preview of G LOVE 3, a continuation of his mixtape saga. A club-ready track that marks a return to his more classic sound. The music video brings together the artist with the popular writer and content creator.