The Pija and the Quinqui is he Trendy podcast among Generation Z and one of the most listened to (and seen) in Spain. His presenters
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The vegetable ‘boom’: why are there so many books on gardens and forests?
When Santiago Beruete offered the Turner publishing house the manuscript of ‘Gardenosophy. A philosophical history of gardens’ (2016), they told him that the Anglo-Saxons were
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Review of the film ‘John Wick 4’: the great choreographed thriller of our time, by Quim Casas
‘John Wick 4’ Address: Chad Stahelski Performers: Keanu Reeves, Donnie Yen, Ian McShane Year: 2023 Premiere: 3/24/23 ★★★★ In the first sequence, without serving as
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this is the country with the most wins
The Irish indie pop band, Wild youth will try to surprise with their song ‘We are one’, next May in Liverpool, at the LXVII edition
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the bailaor sings again, by Pilar Garcés
As the character walks through the door, the artist jumps out the window. The choreographer and bailaor Rafael Amargo (48 years old) has once again
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The Changes, jazz but with street, by Roger Roca
“Sophistication, but street”. It was an occurrence of the trombonist Alba Pujals, but it could be the watchword of The Changes, a collective of jazz
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The Mérida festival celebrates 90 years with a nod to its own history
Dance, theater and music meet from July 1 to August 27 in the capital of Extremadura, which will commemorate the 90th anniversary of the reopening
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conspiracy as a humorous tool
If you do a quick query in any internet search engine about Money, Mississippi, the first thing you find are allusions to Emmett Till, an
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April – Literary Supplement
INTERVIEW Juan Cruz In ‘The Alligator’s Dream’, his latest book, the fatal inheritance that the losers of the Civil War received from the duels of
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