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Humidity at Teatre Grec Stage Forces Risky Performance in Brel Show
A dangerous build-up of humidity on the Teatre Grec stage put dancers at risk during the Brel performance by Rosas. Despite the hazard, the show continued, leaving a strong impression on the audience.
Barcelona Hosts Pride, Poble-sec Festivities and Soundit Festival
Barcelona’s July calendar is packed with Pride concerts, a major demonstration, and neighborhood festivals. Poble-sec’s community events and the Soundit Festival in El Prat add to the city’s vibrant cultural scene.
Christopher Nolan Delivers Ambitious IMAX Adaptation of The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan's new film adapts "The Odyssey" with a modern approach. Matt Damon stars as Odysseus, Anne Hathaway as Penelope. The movie stands out for its IMAX visuals and a blend of blockbuster and art-house elements.
Carla Nieto Joins 'Pasapalabra' Amid Questions Over Risto Mejide Link
Carla Nieto appears on 'Pasapalabra' this week, drawing attention to her acting career and her brief, public relationship with Risto Mejide. The episode highlights both her professional path and the intrigue surrounding their connection.
PlayStation Plus Adds Major Titles and PS2 Classics in July Update
PlayStation Plus expands its July game catalog with high-profile releases and two PS2 classics. Subscribers gain access to new adventures, firefighting action, and a retro surprise. The update brings notable changes for gamers.
Princess Leonor Explores Empúries Ruins with Girona Foundation Youth
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía joined young Girona Foundation participants at Empúries, the only Iberian site with both Greek and Roman city remains. The visit followed the Princess of Girona Awards ceremony in Barcelona.
Barcelona to Build New Sant Jordi Club for 9,000 Spectators by 2029
Barcelona will replace the current Sant Jordi Club with a new concert venue by 2029. The project, costing €70 million, will offer flexible capacity for up to 9,000 people. Funding will come from events at the Olympic Ring.
Josep Pons Ends 14-Year Tenure as Liceu Music Director
Josep Pons steps down after 14 years as music director at the Gran Teatre del Liceu. His tenure brought new talent and a stronger artistic identity to the orchestra and choir. The transition marks a significant moment for Barcelona's cultural scene.
Joaquín Sabina Ends Stage Career With Final Concert in Madrid
Joaquín Sabina has officially retired after a sold-out farewell concert in Madrid. The singer-songwriter reflects on fame, lost nights, and the end of an era. His last live album marks a turning point for Spanish music.
Spanish Actress Ascen López Dies at 69 in Madrid
Ascen López, known for roles in 'Muertos S.L.' and 'La que se avecina', has died at 69. The news was confirmed by the Unión de Actores y Actrices. Her career left a mark on Spanish television.
Telecinco’s 'De lunes a viernes' Pays Tribute After Sudden Loss
Telecinco’s afternoon show 'De lunes a viernes' honored Carlos Zapata after his unexpected death. The tribute deeply affected the team, with visible emotion on set. The loss has left a mark on Mediaset staff.
Vanesa Martín and Julieta Grajales Make Relationship Public on Social Media
Vanesa Martín and Julieta Grajales have confirmed their relationship with a video on social media. The post, featuring moments from Portugal, marks a rare public glimpse into Martín’s private life. Fans responded with messages of support.
Silent Voices at Grec Festival Spotlight Children in War Zones
The Grec Festival in Barcelona hosted Les Flors Prohibides, a unique choral event focused on children affected by war. The performance stood out for its restraint, collective anonymity, and strong female presence.
Sun Valley Conference Highlights Shift in Tech Fashion Codes
At the Allen & Co. conference in Sun Valley, leading tech and media figures moved away from traditional Silicon Valley attire. Lauren Sánchez and Ivanka Trump introduced new style elements, drawing attention to evolving dress codes.
Boris Izaguirre Shares His Story of Overcoming Trauma and Adversity
Boris Izaguirre, 60, reveals the impact of childhood violence, dyslexia and a traumatic assault. His mother’s unwavering support shaped his resilience. The Venezuelan’s career in Spanish media and literature remains influential.
Sam Neill Dies at 78: Actor, Winemaker and Private Family Man
Sam Neill, known for Jurassic Park, has died at 78. He overcame cancer in 2026. Beyond acting, he built a renowned vineyard in New Zealand. His private life, family ties and passion for wine marked his legacy.
Corruption and Political Violence Exposed in New Valencian Novel
Jota Martínez Galiana’s novel 'Malpaís' confronts political corruption, violence, and the erosion of journalism in Valencia. The book draws on real scandals and challenges the idea of compassion for those in power.
Silvana Estrada Brings Latin American Song to Barcelona Stage
Silvana Estrada captivated Barcelona with a concert blending Mexican folk and modern melodies. Her set at Les Nits d’Occident highlighted personal loss, cultural roots, and a new voice in Latin American music.
Gilda Love, Spain’s Oldest Drag Queen, Dies in Barcelona at 100
Gilda Love, a symbol of Barcelona’s nightlife and Spain’s oldest drag queen, has died at 100. Her story, marked by resilience and artistry, was captured in the film ‘Cantando en las azoteas’.
Sam Neill Dies Suddenly in Sydney at 78
Sam Neill, acclaimed for his role in Jurassic Park, has died at 78 in Sydney. His family described the loss as sudden and unexpected. Neill was cancer free at the time of his passing.
Julia Otero Shares Daughter's Candid Remark About Her TV Career
Julia Otero recalled how her daughter once described her job as just talking on TV. The journalist reflected on fame, privacy, and setbacks in her career. Her story highlights the challenges of balancing public life and family.
AlaZ Replaces 'El Rosco' in 'Pasapalabra' Amid Legal Dispute
The iconic 'El Rosco' round is gone from 'Pasapalabra'. Its replacement, AlaZ, brings new rules and a fresh look. Mediaset has already announced legal action, citing similarities with the original format.
Tensions Rise at La Promesa as Máximo Arrives With New Staff
Máximo de Buenaventura’s arrival with Tomasa and Julio unsettles La Promesa. Staff tensions escalate, while the health of María Fernández’s baby deteriorates, raising fears and uncertainty.
Cruïlla Festival Ends with High-Energy Performances and Local Flair
The final day of Cruïlla Festival in Barcelona brought a festive mood. Local acts Els Pets and La Ludwig Band energized the crowd, while Jovanotti delivered a dynamic show. The event highlighted the festival's unique community spirit.
Rocío Carrasco Confronts Rocío Jurado’s Legacy in New Documentary
Rocío Carrasco and director Alexis Morante present a documentary that challenges the myth of Rocío Jurado. The project exposes personal struggles and the complex reality behind a Spanish icon.
Cruïlla Festival Focuses on Experience Despite Drop in Attendance
Cruïlla Festival in Barcelona drew 73,000 visitors, falling short of last year's numbers. Organizers highlight a focus on comfort and community over pure attendance. The sharp drop in youth turnout raises questions for future editions.
Gene García, Iconic Soul Singer from Extremadura, Dies at 56
Gene García, a leading figure in Extremadura's music scene, has died at 56. Known for his soulful voice and stage presence, he battled serious health issues in recent years. His passing leaves a notable gap in Spanish music.
Finalists Announced for 'Tu cara me suena 13' After Semifinal Showdown
The second semifinal of 'Tu cara me suena 13' aired on Antena 3. María Parrado claimed victory in the thirteenth gala. The full list of finalists for the upcoming grand finale is now confirmed.
María Parrado Secures Spot in Final After Standout Pastora Soler Performance
María Parrado advances to the final of 'Tu cara me suena' after a powerful Pastora Soler imitation. Her recent victory follows a celebrated Céline Dion performance. The jury and audience were visibly impressed.
Finalists Confirmed for Tu cara me suena 13 After High-Stakes Semifinal
Tu cara me suena 13 has revealed its final five contestants after a tense semifinal. María Parrado, Cristina Castaño, Martín Savi and Paula Koops join J Kbello. Jury and public votes proved decisive.
David Byrne Delivers Striking Minimalist Concert at Cruïlla Festival
David Byrne returned to Barcelona’s Cruïlla Festival with a visually stripped-down show. The performance focused on music and movement, reviving Talking Heads hits and new material. Byrne’s approach challenged standard pop concert expectations.
María Parrado Secures Finalist Spot in Tu cara me suena 13 After Pastora Soler Tribute
María Parrado advances to the final of Tu cara me suena 13 after a standout Pastora Soler imitation. Her performance earned her a place among the top five. The singer donated her prize to a children's cancer charity.
Mijas Ordered to Pay €25,000 for Unauthorized Alteration of Sculpture
A court in Málaga has ruled that Mijas Town Hall must compensate artist Juanma Reyes after municipal workers altered his sculpture without permission. The case highlights the legal protection of artists' rights in Spain.
Adriana Torrebejano Addresses Past Bullying and Her Rise in Castellbisbal
Adriana Torrebejano, known for her roles in Spanish TV, reflects on overcoming bullying during her school years. Her candid remarks on La Revuelta highlight how public recognition changed her relationship with her hometown.
Public Vote to Decide Finalists for Tu cara me suena 2026
Tonight, viewers will choose which four contestants join J Kbello in the Tu cara me suena final. Voting is open via phone, SMS, and online. Eight participants compete for a place in the last round.
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