Colombia
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16 Years Into the Dialectic of Fear, We Teach Its Grammar
At 16, we teach the origins, myths, history, and biology behind fear, and publish only the work that carries its…
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‘Poseído’ Opens in Colombia with a Cross-Border Legend
Diego Velasco’s horror film ‘Poseído’ opens in Colombian theaters, carrying El Silbón’s parricide legend across the Llanos.
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Flórez-Cerchiaro’s Muelona in ‘Something Followed Us Home’
Colombian author Carolina Flórez-Cerchiaro brings La Muelona into Cynthia Pelayo’s new Latiné horror anthology.
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Cărtărescu Joins the Twentieth Fiesta del Libro y la Cultura
As Mircea Cărtărescu joins its twentieth edition, Medellín treats gnostic dread as native reading territory, not imported genre.
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Carlos Garaicoa’s ‘Ciudad Armero’ Haunts Cali’s La Tertulia
Carlos Garaicoa’s ‘Ciudad Armero’ at Cali’s La Tertulia turns Armero’s ruins into bone, asking what memory owes the dead.
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Javier Morales’s ‘J’avis sinistra’ Risks Ibagué’s Museo de Arte
In Ibagué, a regional museum stages folk demonology as art, testing whether naming a discredited belief risks reviving its authority.
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Rock al Parque Reaches Thirty Years in Bogotá This October
As Rock al Parque reaches its thirtieth edition this October, the free Bogotá festival built by public policy still awaits…










