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An Argentine Novelist Takes On #MeToo

Pola Oloixarac’s latest book highlights problems in the global movement.

Organizers call the five-day Petronio Álvarez Festival in Cali “the largest African diaspora cultural event in Latin America.”

The real-life death of a neglected animal in a Caracas zoo becomes a parable of social collapse in Mariana Rondón’s new film.

AQ’s music columnist looks back on the versatile Brazilian musician’s storied, six-decade career.

On January 15, 2025, AQ hosted a book event with Alex Cuadros in New York.

AQ’s music columnist collects releases from across the region that straddle the divide between electronic and traditional tunes.

A new novel brings to life the legendary Mexican president’s mysterious months in exile in New Orleans.

A new book by a veteran journalist tracks the political uses and abuses of the region’s history.

Klaudia Reynicke’s film reveals the intimate consequences of social upheaval.

Tadáskía explores transformation and the power of community as the first artist to paint the museum’s walls.

A new documentary reintroduces the iconic Mexican artist to a younger generation.

In an internationally hailed new book, a sociologist traces Brazil’s tumultuous development through his trucker father’s life story.

In a young Argentine literary standout’s new novel, the country’s Jewish past and present collide.

From São Paulo to Havana, surprising musical and cultural combinations mark AQ’s music critic’s warm-weather selection.

With handfuls of earth and hard data, a Oaxacan artist testifies to the toll that a wind farm boom and other changes have taken on her native lands.