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Romántica
Romántica is a stand-up special by Venezuelan comedian Poly Díaz, in which she addresses themes such as relationships, desire, emotional expectations, and the contradictions of contemporary life through sharp, direct humor. Framed by the experience…
Los que se quedan, los que se van
A poignant song by Desorden Público that captures the emotional contours of Venezuelan migration—highlighting departures, longing for one’s homeland, and the enduring hope of return.
Esto no es wachi wachi
“Esto No Es Wachi Wachi” is a song by the Venezuelan group Bacalao Men, included on the album Sangre, released in 2018. The piece features Horacio Blanco as co-writer. The track blends the eclectic sounds that characterize the band: a fusion of…
De Graná a Maracay (feat. Akapellah; Blasfem)
A raw hip-hop critique of Latin American inequality; migration; violence; and cultural survival from marginalized urban perspectives.
Venezuela en España: capítulos de una historia literaria extraterritorial
This research focuses on the history of the privileged relationship that, throughout the 20th century, was woven between a handful of Venezuelan writers and the Spanish literary field. Pedro Emilio Coll (1872-1947), Rufino Blanco Fombona (1874-1944),…
Tags: Adriano González León, Arturo Uslar Pietri, cultural identity, cultural memory, Eugenio Montejo, exile literature, Gustavo Guerrero, Hispanic studies, José Balza, Juan Carlos Méndez Guédez, literary archives, literary exchange, literary history, literary networks, literary relations, modernism, Pedro Emilio Coll, Rafael Bolívar Coronado, relaciones hispano-venezolanas, Rómulo Gallegos, Rufino Blanco Fombona, Salvador Garmendia, Spanish literature, Teresa de la Parra, transnational literature, twentieth century literature, Venezuelan literature, Venezuelan writers in Spain
Una tarde con campanas
Una tarde con campanas is a novel about immigration. First, there's the origin: Latin America (Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, the Dominican Republic, or the author's native Venezuela). And then, the destination: Madrid in this case, as it could be any…
Negra como yo
Negra como yo is a podcast that discusses Afro culture, self-love, healing, and identity. Rojas has created this platform to talk about Afro-Latinidad and to promote love for this identity, while also acknowledging its complexity, nuances, and…