This edition: NCI - Noticias Culturales Iberoamericanas
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Original tape date: December 4, 2014. First aired: December 4, 2014.Nueva York se enorgullece en presentar Noticias Culturales Iberoamericanas, el innovativo noticiero cultural producido por la Asociación de las Televisiones Educativas y Culturales Iberoamericanas.
- Pedro Alborán presenta "Terral", donde dedica dos canciones que relatan o tienen que ver con la crisis actual española.
- A un mes del Premio Nobel de la Paz a Malala Yousafzai, hacemos un repaso sobre la educación en Iberoamérica.
- Nos unimos al día internacional de la eliminación de la violencia contra la mujer, a través del colectivo de mujeres de Guatemala.
- Se estrena el documental “Rosario”, de la argentina Shula Erenberg, que relata la vida de Rosario Ibarra dedicada a la defensa de los derechos humanos en México.
- La artista plástica Betsamée Romero monta una ofrenda de muertos que se niega a dedicar a los 43 estudiantes asesinados en México, porque los queremos vivos, dice.
- El argentino Eduardo Berti publica "La vida imposible", una selección de microrelatos, algunos escritos incluso hace veinte años.
- "Chicas del montón" es una comedia que rinde homenaje al cine y universo de Pedro Almodóvar. Centrada en la parodia de las actrices fetiche del director manchego
- De la mano de TV Cultura de Brasil realizaremos un paseo por el universo artesanal de la región del Cuzco, en Perú.
- Conversaremos con Adrea Andreu y la oiremos cantar; la nueva exponente del folk chileno.
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Nueva York is proud to present Noticias Culturales Iberoamericanas, the innovative news show from the Association of Ibero-American Education and Cultural Television.
- Pablo Alborán presents "Terral", an album that includes two songs addressing the current Spanish recession.
- One month away from the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony awarding Malala Youzafzai we take a look at Latin American education.
- Joining up with a group of Guatemalan women, we celebrate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
- The documentary, Rosario, by Argentinean Shula Erenberg, has been released, telling about the life of Rosario Ibarra, a woman dedicated to the defense of human rights in Mexico.
- Artist Betsabée Romero sets up an altar for the dead, which she does not dedicate to the 43 students murdered in Mexico “because we want them alive,” she says.
- Argentinean, Eduardo Berti, publishes “The Impossible Life,” a selection of short stories, some even written 20 years ago.
- "Girls on the Heap" is a comedy that pays homage to the cinema and universe of Pedro Almodóvar and centers on a parody of the favorite actresses of this Manchegan director.
- Brought to us by Brazilian Cultural TV, we take a trip through the artisanal universe of the Cuzco region of Peru.
- We will talk with Andrea Andreu and hear her sing; the new model for Chilean folk music.
- Ada Ferrer, Yatziri Tovar, Make the Road NY, Ismael Alba, Buenos Aires Restaurant
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- TBA
- Thursday, August 13 - 9:30pm
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- Ada Ferrer, Yatziri Tovar, Make the Road NY, Ismael Alba, Buenos Aires Restaurant
- Thursday, July 9 - 9:30pm
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- Liaam Winslet, TRANSgrediendo, South Bronx United, FuerzaFest
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