Patricio Lerzundi interviews Alberto Ferreras, a versatile Venezuelan artist; Latino and Latina writers at the Brooklyn Book Festival; Colombian actress and playwright Diana Chery taks about her play Paper Airplanes

The Latin Alternative Music Conference, II. Goyo Martínez, vocalist of ChocQuibTown, a band from Colombia; La Vida Bohème, a rock band from Venezuela; Guatemalan singer Gaby Moreno; Spanish singer Pau Donés, frontman for Jarabe de Palo.

Episode dedicated to the 2011 Latin Alternative Music Conference or LAMC. Tomas Cookman, founder of the LAMC; Dominican artist Rita Indiana; Peruvian musical collective Novalima; Mexican singer Ely Guerra.

Tribute to animation with four films from Cuba, Colombia Costa Rica and the United States; The Pianographer by Eduardo Brenes, The Trumpeter by Miguel Rueda, Juanita's Wish by Mónica Cifuentes and 20 Years by Bárbaro Joel Ortiz

Mexican cartoonist Felipe Galindo’s exhibition "Manhatitlan"; The Navas family from Ecuador who are part of the show Zarkana by the Cirque du Soleil; Chilean filmmaker Patricio Guzmán presents his latest film, Nostalgia for the Light.

Episode dedicated to Latin American cinema. Almudena Carracedo’s Emmy Award winning documentary Made in L.A; Pedro González Rubio’s documentaries Black Bull and Alamar; Carlos Gaviria’s feature film Portraits in a Sea of Lies.

Colombian band Bomba Estéreo; Women in Hip Hop; Puerto Rican actress Karina Casiano

Spanish Paradise: Gardens Of The Alhambra, at the New York Botanical Garden; the Colorado sisters and their theatre company, Coatlicue; Carmen Boullosa interviews Marta Lamas, a Mexican anthropologist.

Cuban art and culture: writer Leonardo Padura talks about crime fiction in Cuba; TV Serrana, a community TV channel based in the Sierra Maestra; Pedro Ruiz, Cuban-American choreographer returns to Cuba to work with the Contemporary Cuban Dance group.

Best of season 6: Mario Vargas Llosa, 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature; Auralís, a fashion designer; Mexican singer Lila Downs; Albor Ruiz, Daily News columnist; Chronicles of the fair migratory reform; Latino LGBTQ writers from the series “PANIC!”.