With a mere ten Latin Grammys and seven albums under her belt since her debut in 2003, Natalia Lafourcade has become one of Mexico’s most successful musicians. Her latest album, Musas (Muses) has paved the way for one... Read Article
“I haven’t witnessed any family members die of natural causes,” says Alan Duarte, whose poignant story is told in the electrifying, multi-award-winning documentary short The Good Fight (A Vida é uma Luta). We learn how Alan’s brother, who... Read Article
As the author of Pablo Neruda’s biography, Pablo Neruda: A Passion for Life and an adviser on Neruda (Pablo Larraín’s recent biographic feature film), we can safely say that Adam Feinstein is an authority on the Chilean poet. However, he’s also a major... Read Article
“Look at him, he’s clueless.” In a busy New York park, a sandy-haired Argentinian actor, famous back home, awkwardly fashions a nappy onto a baby whilst a group of Latin American nannies snigger at his childminding incompetence. “He... Read Article
¡VIVA! Spanish and Latin American Festival once again graces Manchester with 18 days of film, theatre, visual art and events, bringing together some the most innovative cultural productions of the Hispanic world. This year’s edition includes a special... Read Article
