La Maestranza had a truly exciting afternoon thanks to some bulls from El Parralejo, well presented, three of them brave on their horses, and with a wealth of class on…
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Tachones, drawings and title changes: the creative process of songs in Spanish that are generational anthems | Culture
by News Roomby News Room“I want to live / I want to scream / I want to feel / The universe above me / I want to run free / I want to find…
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An opera about a school massacre puts the United States in the mirror of its brutality | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomWhen Innocence premiered in 2021 at the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, EL PAÍS critic Luis Gago wrote: “If there are still those who think that opera is an outdated or anachronistic genre,…
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Morante de la Puebla, the painful setback of a bullfighter broken inside | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomA goring has broken the face of José Antonio Morante de la Puebla (La Puebla del Río, Seville, 46 years old) in one of the happiest moments, without a doubt,…
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Karol G returns to Spain in 2027 with concerts in Barcelona, Seville and Madrid | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomKarol G announced the tour dates this Tuesday Traveling the world Tropitour which will take her this year and next to 20 countries in America and Europe with 39 confirmed…
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We were friends of Beto Brandoni during the last stage of his life. For us he was a hero as an artist: he had starred in what we consider to…
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Lucy Worsley, historian: “The United Kingdom has always done better with queens than with kings” | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomLucy Worsley (Reading, 52 years old) has been sneaking onto the televisions of British homes for a couple of decades dressed as Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth I or an 18th century…
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Morante de la Puebla, very serious after being gored by the fourth bull of the bullfight in La Maestranza | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomAll the somersaults are unpleasant, but Morante’s today in La Maestranza, shocking, has been especially cruel and not only because of the injury inflicted, but because it has broken the…
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Gonzalo Celorio, Cervantes Prize winner: “The Spanish language was not the language of the conquest, but rather the language of independence” | Culture
by News Roomby News Room“It is since Cervantes and thanks to him that genres have mixed to the point of promiscuity. They have stopped being watertight compartments and I love that,” said Gonzalo Celorio,…
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To the rescue of the memory and voice of citizen history | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomA smiling sun that says: “Nuclear? No, thanks”; the white handkerchiefs of the mothers and grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, and the green ones, a symbol of the fight…