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This year’s Gay Parade Chile: Open Mind Fest started early, with techno blasting from the speakers of the three stages by 3pm. ...

From the sand dunes of San Pedro de Atacama to the rocky peaks of Torres Del Paine, Chile overwhelms Santiagüinos with possible travel destinations provided that they have several days to explore....

Argentinean powerhouse musician, Gustavo Cerati, proved why he is one of Latin America’s most famous and recognized artists. At Movistar Arena on November 30, and before 10,000 people, the guitarist performed his fifth solo album, Fuerza Natural presenting thirteen new songs. ...

With brass bands and pounding drums in almost every plaza around the city, it seemed only natural that a band like The Killers would pick up the baton for the night-time boogie...

The international dance/circus collaboration group, MESTIZO, took over the Matucana 100 venue in Santiago’s Quinta Normal for ten days in September, putting on a variety of shows every day. ...

“The social role of the clown, the mad man of the carnival, manifests itself mainly when it is able to unravel the false powers of society.” These profound words come from a man with a big red nose and comically oversized shoes; from Diyei Pituto. Pho

As people came in all sorts of get-ups, from AC/DC t-shirts to Madonna hats and from khaki army trousers to posh sunglasses, it was clear that today was going to be all about diversity. It could all only mean one thing: DIA DE LA MUSICA had arrived.

Whether dodging maniacal drivers zooming down narrow streets, navigating through overcrowded sidewalks or fleeing from seemingly ferocious stray dogs, many runners justly question their sanity while striding through downtown Santiago.