ALL THINGS LATIN is the North West’s leading company, promoting Latin American Culture through an annual programme of events, activities and educational collaborations both to the public and private sectors.

The company presents a contemporary view of Latin America and its people by breaking down barriers and educating against stereotypical myths. Using strong and vibrant promotion, production, performance and education the company celebrates the many diverse and wonderful cultures of Latin America in a strong and powerful way, this is what makes ATL the successful and dynamic company it is today.

ATL works with the Latin American community, and in schools, youth clubs, community centres, arts organisations, festivals, arts & cultural projects, early years partnerships (inc: Sure Starts and Children’s Centres), youth music action zones and arts & theatre groups, to promote the traditional and contemporary cultures of Latin America.

ATL have a sound and proven track record. Our work is well researched and delivered in a range of formats to suit individual project requirements. We work closely with our clients to ensure the very best value for money.

During the last two years our profile has risen significantly and we have participated in local, national and international festivals. Our work has attracted much interest from both local and national press and other media sources.

ATL is the creation of Francisco Carrasco (Chile) and Freddy Perez (Costa Rica) who developed the concept and held the belief that such an organisation had a place within the cultural setting of Liverpool and the UK.

Having both worked for many years in the field of cultural promotion and education, their knowledge, skills and determination have given ATL the acclaimed reputation it holds today, working closely with the Liverpool 08 team to celebrate the Capital of Culture status Liverpool has been granted.

ATL prides itself in the educational work it delivers. High on its agenda is the desire to work in both the formal and informal education of children and young people in the region. ATL does this by introducing Latin American music, dance, the arts, culture, geography and history into the curriculum; incorporating language, creative writing, speaking and listening skills, thus focusing on the cultural and educational enrichment of its participants