
REVIEW ‘Alelí’: A Father’s Death Sends His Heirs into a Downward Spiral in this Uruguayan Comedy
In the opening scene of Alelí (2019, dir. Leticia Jorge) a notary reads out loud the details of a sales... Read Article
In the opening scene of Alelí (2019, dir. Leticia Jorge) a notary reads out loud the details of a sales... Read Article
Carolina de Robertis was a winner of the Stonewall Book Award, the Reading Women Award, a Lambda Literary Award and... Read Article
As a lawyer in training myself, I might already try not to take portrayals of legal professionals too seriously. Given... Read Article
More than any other year, it definitely feels as if there has been a shift in terms of the types... Read Article
This article was originally published by Sounds and Colours’s partner, Latin America Bureau. You can read the original here. It has been... Read Article
Montevideo-born Camila Domingue, who records as Lila Tirando a Violeta, made waves in the club scene after creating heavily-sampled vaporwave... Read Article
The Hay Festivals are a series of literature and art festivals held annually around the world, bringing writers and readers... Read Article
I’ve always had a soft spot for Uruguay. I lived and worked in Montevideo for a spell, and spent a... Read Article
The last time I spoke to Jorge Drexler it was following the release of Bailar En La Cueva (2014), an... Read Article
“Whether you like it or not, the only safe place out there is the past” When people ask me for... Read Article
“In Uruguay during 1974 almost anything would be preferable to being interrogated by the army” (p. 441) As so often... Read Article
Trying to describe Uruguay’s music scene at the turn of the 21st Century in simple terms is tricky, but perhaps... Read Article