“Barrio” is back. The play that follows first- and second-generation immigrants from Latin America in Elephant and Castle has a new set of characters who are faced with a new dilemma. The council plans to demolish Castleview Estate, will Santiago and his friends fight or run? What awaits them on […]
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Folk and multicultural music in the UK
American folk quartet Windborne are about to embark on a national UK tour of their recent album “To warm the winter hearth”. The tour finale will be a concert at St Martins-in-the-Field London on 11 February. Angie Lemon Hailed as “the most exciting vocal group in a generation” […]
Courage and resilience: Fariba Balouch’s fight for justice
Fariba Balouch, a woman who transformed the scars of discrimination into a global call for justice, has been named one of the recipients of the 2024 International Women of Courage Award. From Sistan and Baluchestan to the international stage, she has fearlessly fought for women’s rights and against the injustices, making her voice heard worldwide. Fariba spoke spoke exclusively to The Prisma.
Gunshots that echo after the peace agreement
The UK premiere of an award-winning documentary is coming to London at the end of January. “Children of the Revolution” (Hijxs de la revolución) follows three ex-guerrilla soldiers as they try to make new lives for themselves as civilians. A Q&A with the director of the film will take place […]
Celebrating multicultural London through Latin music
For 25 years, La Linea – The London Latin Music Festival has connected London to the vibrant rhythms and stories of Latin America. From April 22nd to May 5th, 2025, it celebrates its silver jubilee with a lineup of legendary artists and rising talent, highlighting the roots and evolution of […]
















