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Between Politics, Poetry and Fantasy: Pablo Neruda as Thriller

NERUDA, an original take on a biopic of the renowned Chilean poet Pablo Neruda by Pablo Larraín, is being release in the UK in April, 2017. Much anticipated, fans of Pablo Larrain’s creative films will not be disappointed. Very…

First Person | Literature
COSMIC CONNECTIONS

Patricia Diaz describes herself as a migrant storyteller, for she has lived longer in London than in her native Colombia. Her debut novel ‘The Golden Bat’ touches on the tragic events of the 1985 Nevado del Ruiz volcano eruption…

Spotlight on... | Film
The Films of Armando Bó

In the first of our 'Memorable Film' series on Latin America and Spain’s most memorable films and directors, Latinolife’s film editor, Corina Poore, profiles the ground-breaking Argentine director Armando Bó

Reviews | Film
Aquarius (2017 Dir. Kleber Filho Mendonça)

A richly painted portrait of Brazilian society, of corporate greed and, ultimately, of a woman of a certain age.

In-depth Interviews | Film
In Search of the New Brazil

The Brazilian film 'Aquarius' received rave reviews following its World Premiere at Cannes where it was nominated for the Palme d’Or, the Cannes Jury Prize, and the Cannes Grand Prix. Just as captivating for the world’s…

Reviews | Theatre
La Tortuga de Darwin @ Cervantes Theatre

A delightful, thoughtful and hugely comical experience at the innovative Spanish Theatre initiative in Southwark

Reviews | Flamenco Dance
MERCEDES RUIZ @ SADLERS WELLS

Mercedes Ruiz' fiery charm and intimacy leave her audience spellbound

Features | Culture, Society
United Migrations?

Walk around London and it’s hard to avoid the Spanish vowels swirling around the air. The recent influx of Spaniards and Latin Americans arriving through Spain adds yet another layer to the original Spanish speaking communities.…

Reviews | Tango Dance
Tango Fire @ The Peacock Theatre

The playfulness, passion and techniqal brilliance of German Cornejo's award winning Tango Fire helped keep the winter blues away for Judy Frankl

Hotlists | Lifestyle
LATIN HOTLIST #4 - WINTER

Think Latin, Feel Latin, Buy Latin...here's our choice of great Latin products on the market this February

First Person | Literature
Paradise City

Inspired by ten years living as a teacher in Brazil, Paradise City is the debut crime novel from Joe Thomas, which delves deep into the underworld of São Paulo. Here the author writes about the people and places, the violence and…

Reviews | Film
BLACK ORPHEUS (Dir. Marcel Camus 1959 - new Blu-Ray release)

The classic 1959 Rio Carnival adaptation of the ancient Greek tale about Orpheus and Eurydice, two lovers meeting and falling in love, pursued by the macabre figure of Death, is brilliantly brought back to life in a new Blu-Ray…

Reviews | Literature
Looking for Trouble – The Life and Poems of Roque Dalton

As the first bi-lingual edition of a selected works of the Salvadoran poet, Roque Dalton, is published, Roger Atwood reflects on the life and work of one of Central America's greatest literary figures and revolutionaries…

In-depth Interviews | Contemporary and Classical Dance
Turning Up the Heat

Choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa has worked with top dance companies across the globe – and yet she says there is something special about Danza Contemporánea de Cuba. Which is why she’s delighted that the Havana-based company…

In-depth Interviews | Theatre
Nothing to Say

Famed for the excellence and innovation that it attracts, The London International Mime festival brings 17 companies specialising in everything from puppetry, physical and circus theatre, live art, mask, movement and object…

Hotlists | Lifestyle
Christmas Wish List 2016

Think Latin, Feel Latin, Buy Latin...here's our choice of great Latin ideas for Christmas

In-depth Interviews | Theatre
QUEEN OF LEON

Gabriela Garcia, the Mexican actress currently starring in the London musical In The Heights talks theatre, tacos and Trump with Elizabeth Mistry

In-depth Interviews | Art
MORNING MASQUERADE

Inaugurated this month, an exciting new mural by Argentine artist Patricio Forrester has been unveiled on a large wall in the Deptford Arena on the New Cross Road. Forrester has lived in the area for many years, and is very well…

Hotlists | Lifestyle
Latin Hotlist #2 - November 2016

Think Latin, Feel Latin, Buy Latin...here's our choice of great Latin products on the market this November

In-depth Interviews | Art
Field of Dissonance - Interview with Chilean Artist Alex Vargas

Chilean-born Alex Vargas, a multidisciplinary and multifaceted artist resing in London. A the age of nine, Alex joined a troupe of clowns performing on television in his native Santiago of Chile, and then went on to study Fine…

Latin Londoners | Art
LATIN LONDONER 19: FERNANDO D GUIBERT - Artist

Fernando Guibert (father), was one of Argentina's most recognised poets and artists until his death in 1983. Fernando D Guibert (son) was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1957, where he taught and lectured before arriving…

Spotlight on... | Art
Wilfredo Lam: Painting Afro-Cubanism

The 20th century Cuban painter, Wifredo Lam, was one of the finest artists of his time. Full of Afro-Cuban mysticism, Lam's work - revolutionary, non-conformist and deeply spiritual - pays homage to Cuba's unique mixed…

In-depth Interviews |
PATIENT ( Paciente) DIR Jorge Cabellero

Patient, which had its British Premiere in the ‘Debate’ section of the 60th London Film festival, is a sensitive and deeply moving documentary by Colombian director Jorge Caballero. The film takes us on a journey as we accompany…

In-depth Interviews | Art
Magical Minutae - an interview with Pedro Ruiz

Part of the presidential state visit was s atop at Pedro Ruiz's (Colombian painter, Bogota.1957) exquisite show "Oro, Spirit and Nature of a Territory", a travelling exhibition of 33 miniature works, where…

Reviews | Art
Ricardo Cinalli’s “ A Ravishing Muse – An Irreverent Homage to Picasso”

Ricardo Cinalli (born on April 3rd 1948) is a renowned Argentine artist, known for a neo-Classical approach to his painting. Focusing largely on the human figure he has created a style of his own with remarkable drawing skills.…

Preview | Film
In Praise of Latin Erotica

A rare screening of FUEGO, one of Latin America’s best examples of erotic cinema, has been chosen as part of the Barbican’s Cheap Thrills season of bold and outrageous films. Corina Poore praises one of the hottest cinematic…

In-depth Interviews | Film
La Noche (Dir. Edgardo Castro)

Corina J Poore talks to the director of Argentina’s latest film to wow global audiences, a ferociously honest film that explores the drug-fuelled debauchery of Buenos Aires’ underworld sexual, and ye whose power lies in its…

In-depth Interviews | Film
PORTO (Dir. Gabe Klinger)

Presenting his debut fiction feature at the London Film festival this week, Brazilian/American Director Gabe Klinger talks about the film's central themes around the intense experience one can have with a stranger and…

Hotlists | Lifestyle
Latin Hotlist #1 - October 2016

Think Latin, Feel Latin, Buy Latin...here's our choice of great Latin products on the market this Autumn

In-depth Interviews | Art
Between Land and Sea - an interview with Cuban artist Armando Mariño

One of Cuba’s most well-known contemporary artists, Armando Mariño studied in Havana, now lives and works in New York and exhibits all over the world. Now in London showing his large scale works rooted within the stories of…

Reviews | Film
The Clan (Dir. Pablo Trapero)

Outsanding performances and direction bring to life this story, one of the most curious of Argentina's many intriguing historical dramas.

Spotlight on... | Lifestyle
Transformed by Scent

Amaranta Wright enters the world of Ramón Monegal, the legendary Spanish perfumer now celebrating 100 years of a family in fragrance, and emerges transformed.

Reviews | Film
When Two World's Collide (Dir. Heidi Brandenburg and Mathew Orzel)

The Sundance World Cinema Documentary special jury prize-winner, this tense and immersive tour de force, takes audiences directly into the line of fire between powerful, opposing Peruvian factions who will stop at nothing to keep…

Reviews | Film
'JULIETA' (Dir. Pedro Almodóvar)

Almodovar's ‘Julieta’ marks a change in the iconic director’s well-known style

Reviews | Literature
BETTY BOO by CLAUDIA PIÑEIRO / Bitter Lemon Press 2016.

The latest novel from Latin America's literary sensation being dubbed the Argentine Patricia Highsmith

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