United States Art and Culture Festival - Miami 2026

On August 30, 2026, the United States Art and Culture Festival - Miami 2026 took place, organized by filmmaker and journalist Aline Melo, and broadcast on Conieadi International TV, the Latinidade Film Production Facebook page, and the Latinidade Film Production TV YouTube channel. Below is a list of award winners: Thalia Melo Aline Melo Mateo Pérez - Mexico Cantor Pérez - Mexico Luna Pérez - Mexico Alejandra Iglesias - Mexico Ana Maciel Silvio Oliveira Cardoso D. de Almeida - Angola Elisio Magalhães (Man Plix) - Angola Ambrosio Benga - Angola Zilda Fontes - Angola Da-Skill Rapper - England Bruno Alves Feitosa Aldo Moraes Gustavo Martinez - Colombia Jó Siqueira João Serafim do Nascimento Márcio Meiras Margarita Espino - Spain Nilson Carvalho Pastor Henrique Pastor Wilma Apostle Marcos Motolo Érica Aragão Fábio Gonçalves Maria Heneghan Mônica Castro Nelson Ndongala Roberto Ferrari Valdirene Silva Comendadora Sandra Albuquerque Rakunnas Ronaldo-RK9 Catalina da Silva dos Santos Maracujá Kizomba Marcelo de Oliveira Souza Regina Caciquinho Gleiane Arcanjo Coimbra - Ane Arcanjo Mônica de Castro Soares Joel Pilartes - Angola More information: Whatsapp: +5521 997494366 (Aline Melo) Facebook: Produtora de Filmes Latinidade YouTube: Produtora de Filmes Latinidade Tv Instagram: Latinidade Film Production Company

TOK Celebrates BNI Planner's 1st Anniversary with Special Edition Launch in Rio

The 22nd Special Edition of TOK – Entrepreneurship Magazine will be presented on September 10th at Park Shopping Jacarepaguá, with covers and articles dedicated to the group's members. The first anniversary of BNI Planner will be specially commemorated in the pages of TOK – Entrepreneurship Magazine. On September 10th, 2026, at 6 PM, the magazine will launch its 22nd Special Edition at an event at the Terra dos Dinos Restaurant, in Park Shopping Jacarepaguá, Rio de Janeiro. The edition features BNI Planner members on its covers and articles, offering a perspective that expands beyond the usual presentation of the business environment. The reports cover professional life, entrepreneurship, family, career changes, and personal experiences, revealing trajectories that would hardly fit into a business presentation. The editorial project also records a particular moment for the group: the conclusion of its first year. This publication brings together, in a single edition, the professionals who participate in this cycle and preserves in its pages a portrait of the BNI Planner at this moment in its trajectory. The cover launch will bring together the participants of this edition for the presentation of the publication and the celebration of the anniversary. The press is invited to attend the evening, meet the protagonists of the articles and record the launch. Launch of the 22nd Special Edition of TOK – 1st Anniversary of BNI Planner 📅 September 10, 2026 🕕 6 PM 📍 Terra dos Dinos Restaurant – Park Shopping Jacarepaguá, Rio de Janeiro Press participation by prior confirmation.

Sonia Mello Celebrates 70th Birthday and Inaugurates Espaço Olegário Enfesta

Entrepreneur and cover star of the 16th edition of Tok de Empreendedorismo magazine, celebrated her journey alongside family, friends, and guests at an event organized by Peta Lessa. Press Release Sonia Mello (@soniamelloatelie), entrepreneur and cover star of the 16th edition of Tok de Empreendedorismo magazine, celebrated her 70th birthday on August 22nd, in an evening marked by emotion, affection, music, family, and many special encounters. The event inaugurated the Espaço Olegário Enfesta party venue and brought together more than 150 guests to celebrate the life and journey of a woman who transformed talent, work, and courage into a legacy. The celebration was organized by Peta Lessa (@peta_lessa), a close friend and partner of Sonia, leader of the group Amigas das Amigas da Peta (@amigasdasamigasdapeta), a network to which Sonia belongs and through which the opportunity arose for her to be featured on the magazine's cover. One of the most emotional moments of the evening was Sonia's entrance into the hall, descending the stairs alongside her granddaughter Letícia. The scene symbolized the strength of a story built with dedication, family, faith, work, and love. Sonia also celebrated the evening with her husband Jair Alves, her granddaughter Letícia, friends, family, and guests. The party also featured singer Marcos Vivan, who entertained the crowd. Sonia Mello's journey was documented in the 16th edition of Tok de Empreendedorismo magazine, in an article that highlighted her history in sewing, her overcoming challenges, and her ability to transform talent into recognition. In accounts given at previous Tok events, Sonia spontaneously shared that the experience of being on the cover was valuable for her visibility, strengthening her image and professional recognition. For Tok de Empreendedorismo (@tokdeempreendedorismo), recording this moment is also a reaffirmation of the magazine's commitment to real stories of women who inspire, undertake ventures, build reputations and leave a legacy.

Dana Sofía Tayo Rosero: A 10-Year-Old Girl Presents Almorismo at the United Nations, an Art Movement Born in the United States

Dana Sofía Tayo Rosero

The young Ecuadorian artist, now living in New Jersey, brought her first official work, “Loving Mona Lisa,” to an international human rights setting.

DOVER, NEW JERSEY / NEW YORK.— Dana Sofía Tayo Rosero, 10, born in Ambato, Ecuador, is beginning to write a remarkable chapter in children’s art through the creation of Almorismo, a pictorial movement born in the United States and presented in the context of the 2026 International Human Rights Summit at the United Nations.

Dana is the daughter of Norma Leticia Rosero Espinoza and renowned Ecuadorian artist Gonzalo Tayo Silva, GOTASI, creator of Chromatic Pyramidism. She grew up surrounded by canvases, colors, exhibitions, interviews and the artistic world of her father. Her family even preserves early footage of Dana approaching canvases and painting when she had only just begun to walk.

Almorismo, officially born on February 14, takes its name from two ideas: soul and love. Its purpose is to express, through the sensitivity of childhood, values such as peace, friendship, hope, nature, unity and respect.

Dana is currently a fifth-grade student at North Dover Elementary School in Dover, New Jersey. Although she was born in Ecuador, Almorismo was born in the United States and is now beginning its international journey.

Her first official work, “Loving Mona Lisa” (“Mona Lisa Amorosa”), reinterprets a universally recognized image through the language of love, incorporating hearts, color, nature and symbols of affection.

A preliminary review of art-history precedents has so far not identified another documented equivalent of a 10-year-old girl creating, naming and developing the philosophy and visual language of her own pictorial movement. For this reason, Dana’s case stands out as an exceptional development in contemporary children’s art.

In 2026, Dana presented Almorismo and “Loving Mona Lisa” in the context of the United Nations, where she presented the work to Dr. Mary Shuttleworth, President of Youth for Human Rights International. Shuttleworth expressed her willingness to continue promoting human rights education while also embracing the message of Almorismo as an artistic way to communicate love, peace, dignity and respect.

As part of this experience, Dana also received a commemorative piece marking the 25th anniversary of Youth for Human Rights International, associated with a tsavorite, a highly regarded green gemstone. For Dana and her family, its significance lies not in its monetary value, but in what it represents: a lasting symbol of an international experience devoted to human rights.

Dana Sofía

Dana and her family have decided to donate this commemorative piece to North Dover Elementary School, presented in a special case, as a gesture of gratitude and as a message to other students: every child has talents, dreams and abilities that deserve to be discovered and encouraged.

At just 10 years old, Dana Sofía Tayo Rosero is beginning a journey of her own with an art movement born in the United States, rooted in Ecuador, and guided by a universal aspiration: to carry love, peace and human rights through art.

 

Arte em Foco celebrates 7 years with Fernanda Torres, Antônio Pitanga, Marco Nanini, Geraldo Azevedo, and Jorge Furtado in Salvador

Arte em Foco, an independent project by creator Dênisson Santana on Instagram and YouTube, continues its journey of great strides in cultural activities in Salvador. Having completed 7 years of existence on June 9th, it continues with special coverage of theater, cinema, and shows. Among the most recent events was a meeting with actor Marco Nanini after the performance of "Fim de Partida," which was at Caixa Cultural Salvador from June 27th to July 5th. On July 17th, the page was invited by Alcance Produções to cover Geraldo Azevedo's show, with his "Oitentação" tour, at the Concha Acústica of the TCA. Following the coverage, we had the "Mostra Pitanga" at Cine Glauber Rocha and Cine Lankiana (Fazenda Grande 4), which celebrates the legacy of Antônio Pitanga in Brazilian cinema, held by CCBB Salvador from July 31st to August 9th. August began with Fernanda Torres, after the play "A Casa dos Budas Ditosos," an adaptation of the book by João Ubaldo Ribeiro, at the Teatro Castro Alves. Twenty days after the last performance, with a full house, extra sessions were held from July 31st to August 2nd at the recently reopened TCA. And on August 8th, the pre-premiere of "Muito Prazer" (Nice to Meet You), the new film by renowned director Jorge Furtado, took place at the Cine Glauber Rocha, including interviews with him and actors Samantha Jones and Felipe Velozo, who are part of the cast. Follow our social media to keep up with what's happening in the Salvador cultural scene: Instagram: @arteemfocooficial YouTube.com/Arteemfocooficial @denissonsantana on Instagram

Tom Cavalcante moves audiences by highlighting the Neymar Jr. Institute: “If the authorities don't do it, Neymar does, and blesses generations”

The comedian gave an exclusive interview to the program "Na Mídia com a Laluche" during the 6th edition of the Neymar Jr. Institute Auction, one of the largest charity events in Brazil. Amidst the glamour of the 6th edition of the Neymar Jr. Institute Auction, considered one of the most important charity events in the country, the renowned comedian, actor, and presenter Tom Cavalcante gave an exclusive interview to the program "Na Mídia com a Laluche," highlighting the relevance of the work developed by the Neymar Jr. Institute. During the conversation, Tom Cavalcante emphasized the social impact of the institution, which for years has promoted inclusion, education, sports, and citizenship for thousands of children, adolescents, and families in vulnerable situations. With words of strong meaning, the artist declared: "If the authorities don't do it, Neymar does, and blesses generations." The phrase summarizes the recognition of the social commitment led by Neymar Jr., whose initiative has become an example of social responsibility, offering opportunities and transforming lives through concrete actions. More than just a charitable project, the Neymar Jr. Institute has become a national benchmark for investing in the future of new generations, reaffirming that education, sports, and support are instruments capable of changing realities and building a fairer Brazil. Special coverage was provided by the program "Na Mídia com a Laluche," broadcast on Prime TV of Meliseu – Channel 9 SBT, bringing the public the main moments of an event that unites solidarity, celebrities, and a commitment to social transformation. The Neymar Jr. Institute continues to add value, inspire people, and strengthen principles that transcend borders, establishing itself as a recognized initiative both within and outside of Brazil.