An open invitation to inhabit public space through the words of Pedro Lemebel. Come be part of a citizen reading that celebrates his revolutionary, baroque and poignant writing, the one that exposed the wounds, dissidence and scars of Chile.
This meeting pays tribute to Pedro Lemebel, the artist and writer who captured the glories and pains of our country. From the mud of Zanjón de la Aguada to the margins of the neoliberal city, Lemebel portrayed with brutal honesty the dramas of the urban world, the AIDS crisis and our social and political fractures.
We invite you to join this collective reading, a space where their voice returns to the street to weave complicity and community. We read for their difference, and for ours, vindicating a revolutionary literature that never asked permission to name what silence tried to silence.
The activity includes an artistic act by: Arlette Alegría. Transformer, singer and comedian.
Jun 11, 2026
Thu — 6 p.m.
BiblioGAM (Edificio A, piso 3)
Free, upon registration.
Limited spaces.
Accessibility
Activity +18 years