Rolling Stones, 60 años del primer álbum

Rolling Stones, 60 años del primer álbum

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Doris Salcedo: Arte para la memoria

Continuamos nuestro homenaje a la mujer y a la mujer colombiana con una artista que hoy cosecha los frutos de una carrera en pleno ascenso. Doris Salcedo, bogotana de origen pero de alcance mundial, se erige hoy como una figura fundamental en el arte contemporáneo, distinguiéndos ...  Show more

Marvel Moreno: la escritora que llegó con las brisas

Comenzamos nuestros especiales del mes de la mujer con una visita a la vida de una de las mujeres más importantes de la literatura colombiana. Marvel Moreno resuena en la actualidad como una voz femenina imprescindible, redescubierta y justamente revalorada en la narrativa colomb ...  Show more

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