The British project has just released Sunshine, a warm and danceable album that incorporates Latin American percussion and rhythms more strongly. Musician Tom McFarland elaborates with Culto on the moment of pop, praises Harry Styles, outlines the evolution of the group and their upcoming visit to Chile: “We have always had a great time and the fans have always been very cool.”
The prince of Chilean trap releases his first double album, closes a chapter marked by personal changes, and celebrates ten years of career with a direct and at times confrontational album. “Now I feel like I see things with greater depth,” he says.
In A Child of One’s Own, her first feature film since The Place of the Other (2024), the national filmmaker tackles the story of a woman who faked a pregnancy and kidnapped a newborn. The director of The Infinite Memory (2023) has once again garnered praise, but has also raised some doubts. The film – which premieres on Netflix this Thursday the 13th – is currently competing to become Mexico’s representative at the Oscars.
Philosophy professor, Shakespeare translator, and a fundamental voice of Uruguayan poetry. We reveal the keys to the literary universe of an essential figure.
El Dolor, is the new release from the group as a sign of a new stage. A melancholic song that shows a more refined production.
The jury composed of the writers Rosabetty Muñoz, Lila Calderón, Carmen Ollé, Laura Wittner, and the writer Andrés Neuman, highlighted in the record that the author is one of the great Uruguayan poets, of great philosophical depth and, at the same time, of strange and hypnotic simplicity in her tones.
The fourth season of the Apple TV comedy presents a new challenge for its good-natured protagonist: returning to London to coach the AFC Richmond women’s team. The overall analysis is that, while it still exudes charm and humor, the series struggles to achieve a resounding success.
The event will be broadcast on August 22 from 9:45 PM on TVN and will be hosted by Daniel Fuenzalida and Carla Jara. The lineup includes Amigo de Artistas with the winning comedian of Olmué, Mauricio Palma, and the Argentine band La Mosca.
After years alongside Sergio Lagos, the musician resumed the solo project and has now turned it into a trio with guitar and drums. In conversation with Culto, he previews Radioedit, the album he will release in October and that aims to bring Marciano back to the festivals. “I don’t want Marciano to play the club scene again,” he says.
After his successful appearance at the Viña del Mar Festival 2025 and his tour “Edo Caroe No Tiene Show,” the Chilean comedian closes this cycle with three shows at the Movistar Arena on November 27, 28, and 29.