Join us for a new tango-infused version of Gluck's classic opera, set in a cabaret in Buenos Aires in the 1930s.
This year's collaboration with the seminar will celebrate guitar music from Puerto Rico.
Presented by Americas Society and the Institute of Fine Arts, the two-day symposium is held in conjunction with Fanny Sanín: Geometric Equations.
The Peruvian lutenist makes his Music of the Americas debut with a program of German baroque music, in collaboration with Daniel Swenberg.
COA hosted a private, in-person, off-the-record meeting with the diplomat. He discussed his country's priorities and the commercial bilateral relationship.
Join us June 12 in Washington as collaborators who helped complete the late journalist's manuscript examine his life and book.
The string quartet from Madrid's leading opera house returns to our stage with a program of Spanish and Latin American music.
Top chief financial officers met to explore Brazil’s evolving economy, tax shifts, workforce trends, and the future of data center investments.
The MLS's Camilo Durana and Brian Winter of AS/COA discussed the transformation of the sport in the United States ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
COA held its annual conference in the Peruvian capital on May 26 to discuss the country's investment prospects and strategic role in the region.
This second of three classes will give context for what distinguishes new music coming from Latin America, why it’s important, and how to appreciate it.
The first concert of this year's collaboration with Momenta, curated by Stephanie Griffin, features music for strings and flute.
The second concert of this year's collaboration with Momenta, curated by Alex Shiozaki, features music for strings and piano.