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What are we doing in Chile and Latin America to align with these global sustainability strategies in theaters? Actions such as those being promoted by Europe will in the coming years be compulsory and unavoidable topics for any organization and that even influence the financing
The young Colombian composer seeks to vindicate both the beauty of the scores and the social and political commitment through his music. His works have been presented in different countries of Latin America and also in the United States, Spain, Germany and France. Today, this
With a brilliant career in Argentina that has projected her internationally, the soprano, born in Rosario, confesses in this interview her early start in opera and the challenges she has had to face in the Latin American lyrical milieu. In 2017, Jaquelina accompanied the legendary
The Brazilian stage director recently premiered at the 23rd Festival Amazonas de Ópera a new production for the opera Três minutos de sol, by the São Paulo composer Leonardo Martinelli. In this interview, she tells us about her training in the discipline, the transforming power
In this recent interview for the program "The beauty of singing" of the Chilean radio station Radio Beethoven, produced by the Ibáñez Atkinson Foundation and hosted by Andrés Rodríguez Spoerer, our executive director, Alejandra Martí, talked about the origins of Ópera Latinoamérica, the benefits of
The Opera Latin America theaters association (OLA) together with eight Chilean theaters promoted a study of digital audiences in Latin America during the pandemic that sought to determine habits and project future trends in a hybrid scenario. The inquiry provides guidelines for management and programming
We talked with René Coronado, executive director of the Ópera de Colombia, in “about opera y others herbs”, about the company's 45th anniversary, the challenges it proposes this new year, the legacy of Gloria Zea and the current panorama that she lives the art scene
By João Luiz Sampaio The cultural producer Flavia Furtado has her name closely associated with the Amazonas Opera Festival, where she has been working for two decades. In recent years, however, she has also acted in favor of reflecting on the world of opera in Brazil.
To celebrate World Book Day, we conducted a search for Latin American operas based on works of fiction, novels, literary classics, among other books. We recommend this literary selection from Ecuador, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Peru that showcases the work of Latin American composers