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Latin America’s most influential business leaders will gather in Miami at the region’s premier business engagement and dialogue platform.
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Join AS/COA in Buenos Aires to discuss the political and economic outlook shaping Argentina’s future.
Members will have the opportunity to enjoy a tasting menu of Venezuelan food as Fuentes shares stories, inspirations, and her creative process.
In a Young Professionals of the Americas event, the Colombian author will discuss his new book, Pretend You're Dead and I'll Carry You.
The guitarist and composer brings his new music for guitar quartet to our stage from Buenos Aires.
The program will feature a panel conversation with the publication’s co-editors Aimé Iglesias Lukin and Mariano López Seoane.
The first of two concerts of this year's collaboration with Momenta, curated by cellist Michael Haas.
The second of two concerts of this year's collaboration with Momenta, curated by violist Stephanie Griffin.
As part of the exhibition, Pablo Helguera, Julieta González, and Ana Janevski will engage a discussion in this free and open to the public event.
Bogotano-born pianist Ricardo Gallo and guitarist Alejandro Flórez's music bridges traditional Colombian folk music and contemporary jazz.
Latin America’s most influential business leaders will gather in Miami at the region’s premier business engagement and dialogue platform.
Our new collaboration with the annual contemporary arts festival features the Mexican vibraphonist with her trio.
The evening will invite audiences to take the stage and sing along to their favorite telenovela theme songs and soundtracks.
Bringing together artists, scholars, and curators, the two-day gathering will examine the significance and impact of telenovelas across the Americas.
As a part of our Performance Series, the Argentinian duo will reflect the sonic and choreographic language of telenovelas.
Leticia Ossa Daza, Will Freeman, and Antonio Leal Holguín joins Young Professionals of the Americas for an in-person and streamed conversation.
Two panels will examine the political and economic outlook, as well as sector-based business perspectives, on the incoming de la Espriella administration.
COA hosted a private, in-person, off-the-record luncheon with the banker, who spoke of his country's economic outlook and investment climate.