This edition: NCI - Noticias Culturales Iberoamericanas
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Original tape date: September 10, 2015. First aired: September 10, 2015.Nueva York se enorgullece en presentar Noticias Culturales Iberoamericanas, el innovativo noticiero cultural producido por la Asociación de las Televisiones Educativas y Culturales Iberoamericanas.
- En Río de Janeiro la exposición “Sentidos do Nascer”, repasa el modelo de asistencia al parto en Brasil.
- Viajamos a Santiago de Chile para hablar con la directora del documental chileno “La once”.
- El escritor Miguel Munárriz propone la poesía para los tiempos de Twitter con su obra “Va pensiero”.
- La chilena Camila Moreno sigue presentando “Mala Madre” su cuarto hijo musical que recorre lo femenino y partes ignoradas de la historia.
- “Mitos y ritos” es la primera retrospectiva en Europa sobre Mario Cravo que se expone actualmente en Madrid.
- La popular Orquesta Aragón “Charanga Eterna” celebraron su 75 aniversario.
- Un grupo de jóvenes de Boruca en Costa Rica plasman su creatividad en "Noncuanxá", que en su idioma local significa "La Cola del Mono".
- Reflexionamos de la mano de la artista Fabiana Cozza sobre la samba más allá del estereotipo.
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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.
- In Rio de Janeiro we find the exhibition “Ways to be Born” takes you through the model for childbirth care in Brazil.
- We travel to Santiago to speak with the director of the Chilean documentary, “La Once”.
- The writer Miguel Munárriz propounds poetry in the age of Twitter through his work, “Va Pensiero”.
- The Chillean Camila Moreno continues to show her fourth musical, “Mala Madre” (Bad Mother), which talks about femininity and the parts of history that have been ignored.
- Myths and Rites is the first retrospective of Mario Cravo in Europe, now on display in Madrid.
- The famous Aragon Orchestra known as “The Eternal Brass Band” happened to celebrate their 75th anniversary.
- A group of indigenous from Boruca in Costa Rica transmit their creativity in Noncuanxá, which, in the local language, means “the monkey’s tail.”
- Through the work of artist Fabiana Cozza we reflect about Samba beyond the stereotype.
- Saint Peter's Church, Stephanie Klein, Rose Deler
- Thursday, September 10 - 9:30pm
- Monday, September 14 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, September 15 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, September 16 - 9:30pm
- TBA
- Thursday, September 17 - 9:30pm
- Monday, September 21 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, September 22 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, September 23 - 9:30pm
- Thursday, September 24 - 9:30pm
- Monday, September 28 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, September 29 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, September 30 - 9:30pm
- Thursday, October 1 - 9:30pm
- Monday, October 5 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, October 6 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, October 7 - 9:30pm
- TBA
- Thursday, October 8 - 9:30pm
- Saint Peter's Church, Stephanie Klein, Rose Deler
- Thursday, August 13 - 9:30pm
- Monday, August 17 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, August 18 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, August 19 - 9:30pm
- Thursday, August 20 - 9:30pm
- Monday, August 24 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, August 25 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, August 26 - 9:30pm
- Thursday, August 27 - 9:30pm
- Monday, August 31 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, September 1 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, September 2 - 9:30pm
- Thursday, September 3 - 9:30pm
- Monday, September 7 - 9:30pm
- Tuesday, September 8 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, September 9 - 9:30pm
- Ada Ferrer, Yatziri Tovar, Make the Road NY, Ismael Alba, Buenos Aires Restaurant
- Tuesday, August 11 - 9:30pm
- Wednesday, August 12 - 9:30pm

