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  1. SIRATis among the 23 films screening at this year’s Pelicula > Pelikula. Set in the Moroccan desert, the acclaimed film follows a father searching for his missing daughter among a community of ravers. It screens 8 October at 7:30 p.m. at Power Plant Cinema 2. Admission is free.

    Most cultured October

    Films, jazz, art, design, a little history. The Spanish Embassy has filled October with reasons to get out of the house.

  2. ART ACROSS OLD DIVIDE

    ART ACROSS OLD DIVIDE

    The Embassy of Spain in the Philippines, through Instituto Cervantes and its Cultural and Education Offices, wrapped up its first-half cultural calendar with…

  3. Spain celebrates Phl ties with June events

    Spain celebrates Phl ties with June events

    The Embassy of Spain in the Philippines celebrates Philippine-Spanish Friendship Month with cultural events, art exhibitions, Spanish language programs, Pride…

  4. Spain packs May events

    Spain packs May events

    Spain turns Manila into a cultural grid: Rights, art, food, memory used as soft power across public space.

  5. Instituto Cervantes Manila director Francisco Javier Lopez Tapia’s fascination with languages and cultures started as a child that brought him to study translation and interpretation at the university.

    Pebrero

    Spain brings art, cinema, music, and lectures to Manila, featuring Ampparito, Sorolla, Almodóvar, and Andrés Cea Galán this February.

  6. Instituto Cervantes Manila director Francisco Javier Lopez Tapia’s fascination with languages and cultures started as a child that brought him to study translation and interpretation at the university.

    Language familiarity promotes solidarity

    ‘Sometimes, we have stereotypes about different nations in mind, but I found the people very welcoming, and there were so many growth opportunities, both…

  7. Amid devastation, Manu Chao’s impromptu street concert sparks joy, reminding us that even in the ashes, music can light a fire in the soul.

    Music heals the burn

    The miracle isn’t that someone like Manu showed up to sing; it’s that anyone still had the spirit to dance.