What to see, what to do in Guayaquil and Quito from Sunday January 7 to Saturday January 13, 2024

Last week the dolls could be seen on the ‘route of the giants’

The Giant Route showcases the creations of artisans of the Association of Giant Puppet Artists of Guayaquil. The audience will appreciate the puppets until Saturday January 13th on the route located in the suburb. Including the old Transformers years (La Décima and Ayacucho); Julio Jaramillo (Alcedo Street and 15); Mario and Luigi (16 between Medardo A. Silva and Captain Nájera); Megalodon (16th and Huancavilca); SpongeBob and the Bikini Bottom characters (ages 15 to 16). The characters Nobita and Doraemon, King Kong, Leprechaun and Ratatouille stand at 16th and Ayacucho streets.

Route of the giant old years 2024 in Guayaquil so you can visit them

On TV: Where to watch the 2024 Golden Globes awards

The 81st edition of the Golden Globesthat the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will fulfill in recognition of the excellence of professionals in film and television Sunday January 7.

The cinema Barbie And Arm stuff They have been nominated for best comedy or musical film. The feature film Greta Gerwig based on the iconic plastic doll topped the nomination list by winning nine of them. There are three of them best original song: Dance the nightt by Dua Lipa, I’m just Ken by Ryan Gosling and What did I create for? by Billie Eilish. Margot Robbie also competes for best actress in a musical or comedy, Ryan Gosling as Best Supporting Actor and Gerwig as best director.

Golden Globes 2024: this is the list of nominees and where you can see them

As for the television series, Succession (the most nominated with 9 categories) and The crown will compete for the Golden Globe for best drama series The last of us, The morning show, 1923 And The diplomat. Ted Lasso And The bear They were nominated in the category of best comedy or musical series.

From 8 p.m., on TNT (pay TV) and HBO Max (streaming).

In Quito: The Christmas Witches

Ecuador’s most beloved ‘marujitas’ return to the theater, this time with comedy The Christmas Witches. The remembered actresses Elena Torres and Juana Guarderas They once again put themselves in the shoes of these characters and spent a night full of laughter and fun. Synopsis: The worthy ladies of the Las Marujas Committee are ready to provide a Christmas treat like never before. However, they encounter a small problem: they can’t finish their manger!

This Sunday, January 7 at 6:00 PM (last day). Tickets: $15 (reservations at 096-792-7294). At Teatro Patio de Comedias (18 September E4-26 between Av. Amazonas and 9 October, Quito).

In theaters: sinister waters

It premiered sinister watersthe new supernatural suspense thriller from the producers of M3GAN. Starring the Oscar nominee Kerry Condon (The banshees of Inisherin) And Wyatt Russel (Falcon and the Winter Soldier). Based on the critically acclaimed 2014 short film of the same name, created by Rod Blackhurst and Bryce McGuire, the film follows Ray Waller (Rusell), a former Major League baseball player forced into early retirement due to a degenerative disease. withdraws. a new home with his restless wife Eve (Condon) and their young son Elliot (Gavin Warren, known for fear the walking dead). In cinemas.

Free amusement park in Samanes

The Municipality of Guayaquil, through the Special Events and Citizen Promotion Directorate, has opened the Vive Guayaquil amusement park. It was installed on the esplanade of Samanes Park, where circuses and mechanical games regularly take place during the Julian and October holidays. It will be open for 30 days and will have 15 attractions including the Star Flyer, Astroliner, Kamikaze, bumper cars, Ring of Fire and other mechanical games. Admission is free and opening hours are Monday to Sunday from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

Nick Carter concert in Guayaquil

American singer Nick Carter is touring some Latin American countries with his 2024 Tour Who I am. He is also a member of the famous band Back Street Boys will arrive in Ecuador Wednesday January 10 and will offer its long-awaited concert in Guayaquil. The recital will take place in the Municipal convention center (Av. de las Américas), from 8 p.m.

In 2002, Nick Carter launched his solo career while the BSB took a break from the stage and their artistic career. During this time, the artist produced three albums: Now or never, I leave And All American. He also worked on a collaboration with Jordan Knight (of New Kids on the Block), titled Nick & Knight.

The tickets for the show can be purchased at www.ticketshow.com.ec. There are only two seats available: Everyone (standing) $46.50 (plus tax) and Carter box (numbered seats) $111.50 plus tax.

Film series ‘Terror in the 80s’

The communicator and cultural manager Carlos Cordovez is preparing a new series of horror films, this time titled Horror in the 80sin the cinema Mz14 (October 9 and Panama). These are three films within the subgenre slasher which experienced its golden age precisely in this decade.

The films that will be available during this period are: Nightmare at 2 Elm Street (1985, Jack Sholder), Wednesday, January 10, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; House on student association row (1982, Mark Rosman), Wednesday January 24, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM; And The night has a thousand cries (1982, Juan Piquer Simon). All screenings conclude with a relevant forum.

Van Gogh’s captivating show arrives in Cuenca

By Thursday January 11 The immersive show will be available in Cuenca Van Gogh is alive, which has already visited Quito and Guayaquil. The show collects the life and work of Vincent van Gogh told live by guides who accompany visitors during their tour.

The experience includes six themed rooms (750 square meters) and a 360-degree immersed room (500 square meters), light walls, scenographic recreations, video stands with curiosities, recreation areas, photo corners, exclusive animations and immersive music.

Schematics: Monday to Thursday, from 12:00 to 20:00; Tickets: $7 adults, $5 children and $3.50 seniors. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; tickets: $9 adults, $6 children and $4.50 seniors.

In the Maac: exhibition create a street

You can view the exhibition until January 21 Making Street: Urban art in a community context, reflections, memory and perspective. Making Street consists of a multidisciplinary team consisting of photographer Amaury Martínez, who worked with Andrés Guarín Colombia and Danny Pingos from Machala on the documentation process and the murals created on site by Borrego Darío Caiza from Quito. The exhibition is curated by Dr. Maria Fernanda López. In room 6 of the Anthropological and Contemporary Art Museum (Malecón and Loja). From 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Free entrance.

Premieres in streaming

Disney+: Threw out (January 10). Series spinoff by Hawkeye. It’s the origin story of Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox), whose ruthless behavior in New York City catches up with her in her hometown. If he wants to move forward, he must confront his past, reconnect with his Native American roots, and embrace the meaning of family and community.

Prime Video: Hypnotic (January 10). In this film, Ben Affleck becomes detective Danny Rourke, whose teenage daughter disappears without a trace. While investigating a gang robbery, the father encounters a mysterious man who appears to be controlling the mind and finds clues to his daughter’s disappearance.

Netflix: Elevator: A first-class heist (January 12). This film stars a master thief (Gugu Mbatha-Raw, remembered for her role in Loki) and her ex-boyfriend (Kevin Hart), who team up to steal $500 million worth of gold bars being transported on an A380 passenger plane.

Route of the giant old years 2024 in Guayaquil so you can visit them

Last week the dolls could be seen on the ‘route of the giants’

The Giant Route showcases the creations of artisans of the Association of Giant Puppet Artists of Guayaquil. The audience will appreciate the puppets until Saturday January 13th on the route located in the suburb. Including the old Transformers years (La Décima and Ayacucho); Julio Jaramillo (Alcedo Street and 15); Mario and Luigi (16 between Medardo A. Silva and Captain Nájera); Megalodon (16th and Huancavilca); SpongeBob and the Bikini Bottom characters (ages 15 to 16). The characters Nobita and Doraemon, King Kong, Leprechaun and Ratatouille stand at 16th and Ayacucho streets.