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The veteran animator Raúl García, with years of Disney experience, presents in the Seminci a film co-produced with Singapore and is being a success in Asia
The Argentine writer brings together her ideas and reflections on the horror literature in 'Conversation with the Dark'
The documentary, which is already available on Movistar Plus, shows how a product that in its day was synonymous with progress is now destroying our natural environment and our own health
The great winners of the year in Las Ventes have been Roman and Antonio Ferrera
Miriam Iscla, Anna Güell i Raquel Ferri are splendid in this muntatge of Pau Roca on Simon Stephens's text
The Antonio Pérez Foundation in Cuenca celebrates the centenary of the birth of the creator with an exhibition that recalls his most rebellious face, while republishing his poetry and restoring his films
With shared fanaticism, mothers and girls have populated Shakira's residence in Madrid that is fired on Monday. An intergenerational leisure that changes the family ties and the nature of some shows
The nozzle was taken by the third and the afternoon was broken despite the will of the outstanding Hector Roberto and Aitor Fernández
Quatre concerts de comiat que colliran 220,000 spectators ratify that the music d'Oques Grasses is not the so d'un moment, sinó d'un gent
In this lfree one that is up in Catalan the poet will use a refined dialèctica between an unrenounced rao i a praise not dissimulat de l'humor
The poet Gabriel Celaya was a rare avis: an engineer and son of industrialists who wrote verses, advocated for the workers in charge and they loved him.
The film of Los Javis not only revives the figure of Lorca, but also explores the complexity of desire and memory
Cédric Tiberghien finishes the recording of all the piano variations cycles of the German composer, a rare plot of his catalogue that gives us numerous surprises
The American, who exposes both in Venice and New York, disassembles the visual archive of his country to bring to the surface racial violence in the history of his country
The abandonment, depopulation and lack of resources threaten a five-century heritage, while still in the air who assumes the responsibility to preserve it
What defines a classic as the 'Odyssey' is that it tolerates or encourages multiple readings, an infinite number of uses
The British creator and filmmaker presents' 66 76 26 'in the Guggenheim Bilbao, a sound installation about the yearning, meditation and space that overcomes the voices of Nina Simone and David Bowie singing' Wild Is The Wind '
The author of 'The bad habit' returns to her obsessions with a gothic and lorquiana novel, 'Cosamala', inspired by the 17 Roses of Guillena, in which a group of women resist phalangist attacks through supernatural powers
The Peruvian diestro went on his shoulders after cutting off two ears to a meek and desolate cumshot by Alvaro Núñez
There are songs that can turn a place into a sound. This is the case of the Amazonian psychedelic cumbia, a rhythm born in the Peruvian forest that, with its electric guitars and hypnotic melodies, ended up crossing borders and oceans. Behind one of its great exponents are Los Mirlos, the legendary Peruvian group that has been taking the music of the Amazon to stage around the world for more than five decades. Today, in France 24, we have a conversation with two of its members to know the story of this sound that has put generations to dance and that continues to conquer new audiences.
