Events starting in November 2014

Three-time Grammy Winner Diego El Cigala has captivated audiences all over the world with his gravelly voice and passionate interpretation of flamenco.

A contemporary play on the last days of Lope de Vega, the foremost Spanish playwright of the Golden Age.

The Spanish documentary explores the experiences and ideals of all those pioneers whose project was so savagely destroyed by the Civil War that started in 1936.

The exhibition denounces terrorism as a mass violation of human rights, while at the same time honoring victims by promoting the global effort toward a more just world of freedom from violence.

An exhibition showcasing the cultural values of Iberoamerica and the immense diversity that depicts the essence of its countries, featuring works by Spanish photographer Carlos Cánovas.

An exhibition of recent works of the Spanish artist based in San Francisco.

Palencian artist Marina Anaya presents her work for the first time in Puerto Rico.

Dancers Mariana Collado and Carlos Chamorro submerge us in a world where flexibility of movement and malleability of rhythm mix.

A series of paintings done entirely with clothes contained in organizations devoted to the needy, poor families living on the streets of Puerto Rico.

SPAIN arts & culture’s Cine Club is back with the winner of the Best Documentary category at this year’s Goya Awards.

CCEMiami presents The Avant-Garde and Latin-American Photography: The Poetics and Discourse of the Modern Gaze, curated by the independent art critic and curator Dennys Matos.

After touring festivals and winning both domestic and international awards, Toastmaster will have its Los Angeles premiere at the Egyptian Theatre during the 17th ARPA International Film Festival.

The nation’s finest and largest literary gathering will celebrate its 31st edition with several authors from Spain.

Soledad Barrio and her astounding company, Noche Flamenca, perform a night of flamenco with live music, featuring excerpts from Sophocles’ tale.

Valerie Miles discusses A Thousand Forests in One Acorn, a collection of 28 of the greatest Spanish-language writers of the 20th century.

Three-time Grammy Winner Diego El Cigala has captivated audiences all over the world with his gravelly voice and passionate interpretation of flamenco.