The life, imagined warriors and legacy of Armando Villegas, the Peruvian-Colombian painter who moved freely between abstraction and the human figure.
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The life, stories, poetry and legacy of Abraham Valdelomar, author of The Flight of the Condors and a decisive figure in modern Peruvian literature.
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The life, sound and evolving legacy of Carlos Santana, the Mexican-American guitarist who fused blues, rock and Afro-Latin rhythm.
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The life, vocal technique and legacy of Nino Bravo, the Spanish singer whose Libre, Un beso y una flor and Noelia outlived a tragically brief career.
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The life, technique and legacy of Raúl García Zárate, the Peruvian master who carried Andean guitar traditions from Ayacucho to international audiences.
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The life, poetry and novels of Manuel Scorza, author of Drums for Rancas and chronicler of Peruvian peasant struggles against dispossession.
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The life, collaborations and legacy of Lucho González, the Peruvian-Argentine guitarist who connected coastal Peruvian music with a wider Latin American sound.
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The life, posters and legacy of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, the French artist who transformed the theatres and cabarets of Montmartre into modern visual culture.
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The life and legacy of Máximo Damián Huamaní, the Peruvian violinist who carried Ayacucho musical traditions from communal celebrations to world stages.
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