Barco de Papel Cultural Center presented last August 28 from Veracruz, Mexico Crispi the Clown, a jugglery expert who dictated a workshop introduction to creative jugglery for children and grown ups. Find event photos in our Facebook page. Joaquín López Reséndeiz who is artistically know as … Continued
On Thursday August 27, Guatemalan author Hector F. Xe presented presented his novel “Nick and Quetzal legend Dorado”, published by the editorial SonicerJ in Barco de Papel. The editorial welcomes new voices of Latin America in New York City. Photos in our Facebook page. The novel Nick, archaeologist by … Continued
Centro Cultural Barco de Papel presented the book ‘La fiera consecuente (The consequent beast)’, a work by Ecuadorian singer Margarita Laso, last August 21, 2015 at the headquarters of the library. Margarita Laso is the author of popular songs in her country. After eight years … Continued
Ecuadorian poet and singer Margarita Laso accompanied by Pablo Valarezo, her husband, a recognized percussionist formed in George Dima conservatory of Romania and Ruben Isola (seated) Argentinian gitarrist and arranger.
Dominican writer based in New York R. A. Ramirez-Baez presented his recently published novel “La misión del hurango’ The Huarango Mission an “exquisite tale that transforms the improbable on a possible imaginary world with a unique storyline and characters ” -statement by … Continued
Barco de Papel Cultural Center presented the workshop “El cuenta cuentos como mediador de lectura (The storyteller as a reader)” by Venezuelan Omira Bellizzio Poyer. A foundation basis workshop where participants learned to cultivate a love of Latin American literature in children and … Continued
In a double poetry reading event, Barco de Papel Cultural Center presented two poetry books Malparidez by colombian poet Diego Rivelino and Grizal by peruvian author; they are two young poets residing in NYC. Find photos of the reading in our Facebook page These was … Continued
Barco de Papel Cultural Center Paper presented the poets Enrique Giordano of Chile and Diego Mora of Costa Rica, the event was called ‘Two divergent poets’. As its name implies they diverge, but they are linked by many common things like love … Continued