
Héctor Abad Faciolince – El Olvido Que Seremos
“It is one of the saddest paradoxes in my life. Almost everything I have written has been meant for somebody... Read Article
“It is one of the saddest paradoxes in my life. Almost everything I have written has been meant for somebody... Read Article
I can still vividly remember the weeks preceding my first excursion alone in Latin America, to Nicaragua and Honduras, in... Read Article
Ciro Guerra’s Oscar nominated third feature picks up where his second, 2009’s The Wind Journeys (Los Viajes del Viento), left... Read Article
When I first saw Sounds and Colours ask for a list of the top books in Latin American history, I... Read Article
“Now I feel more than ever proud of having been born in America, in this shit, in this marvel”: an... Read Article
Storm In The Andes (Tempestad En Los Andes) marks the final instalment of director Mikael Wiström’s “Peruvian trilogy”. The documentary... Read Article
Peru’s tropical fusion combo Bareto are back with a new single, “La Voz Del Sinchi”, a first taste from their upcoming fourth... Read Article
In his short essay Kafka and his Precursors, Borges writes of the Czech author that “at first I had considered... Read Article
Cinema has always played a major role in the dissemination of political understanding and in developing a collective memory of... Read Article
Rebecca K. Root’s Transitional Justice in Peru is a thoughtful account of the human rights abuses which arose from the... Read Article
In 2000, Ollanta Humala led an unsuccessful military rebellion against Peru’s then-President Alberto Fujimori. Six years later, the left-wing nationalist entered... Read Article
Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa has been awarded the Nobel prize for literature. The author, who we profiled in a... Read Article