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Spanish Athletes Target More Medals at Birmingham Championships
Spain enters a decisive day at the Birmingham athletics championships. Multiple finals and medal opportunities are at stake. The marathon and relay teams headline a packed schedule for Spanish athletes.
Spanish Race Walkers Shine at European Athletics in Birmingham
Spain's athletes delivered standout results in Birmingham. María Pérez set a world record in the half marathon walk. Paul McGrath secured gold for Spain. The team showed depth with multiple finalists and medal hopes.
First Spanish Fatality Confirmed After Colombia Earthquake
Spain’s Foreign Minister has confirmed the first Spanish victim in Colombia’s 7.4-magnitude earthquake. The number of unaccounted Spanish nationals has dropped sharply. Colombian authorities report a growing death toll and thousands injured.
Elvira Dyangani Ose to Lead Zeitz Mocaa as Artistic Director
Elvira Dyangani Ose, former MACBA director, will take over as artistic director at Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town this October. Her appointment follows her departure from Barcelona amid a conflict of roles.
Spanish Citizen with Dual Nationality Dies in Colombia Earthquake
Spain's Foreign Minister confirms the death of a Spanish dual national in Colombia's earthquake. The number of unaccounted Spaniards drops to 12. Emergency aid and humanitarian teams are now active in the affected regions.
Millions Witness Rare Total Solar Eclipse Across Spain
A total solar eclipse swept across Spain, drawing millions outdoors. Provinces rarely in the spotlight became the focus of global attention. Authorities deployed thousands to manage crowds and ensure safety.
Frank Gálvez, Influential Figure in Spanish Indie Pop, Dies at 49
Frank Gálvez, a key name in Spain’s indie pop scene, has died at 49. Known for his work with Gasca and Mostaza Gálvez, his passing marks the end of a significant era for Spanish independent music.
Frank Gálvez Dies at 49: Loss for Spanish Indie Pop
Frank Gálvez, a key figure in Spain's indie pop scene, has died at 49. His work with Gasca and Mostaza Gálvez shaped a generation. The news marks the end of a unique musical journey.
Serranillos del Valle and Pravia Face Off in Grand Prix 2026 Showdown
Serranillos del Valle and Pravia enter the Grand Prix del Verano 2026, aiming for a strong start. The fifth episode brings new games, tight rankings, and celebrity padrinos. Broadcast is set for August 10 on La 1 and RTVE Play.
Mercedes Milá Brings 'Me meto en un jardín' to Turégano with Lucía Dominguín
Mercedes Milá travels to Turégano for a new episode of 'Me meto en un jardín', interviewing Lucía Dominguín. The journey includes a visit to a glass factory and a flower farm, revealing personal stories and connections.
Aarón Palacio Triumphs in Marbella with Three Ears at Corrida de los Candiles
Aarón Palacio achieved a major breakthrough in Marbella, cutting three ears at the Corrida de los Candiles. He shared the spotlight with Morante de la Puebla and Manzanares. The event drew strong crowds and renewed interest in bullfighting.
Luitingo Shares Striking Physical Transformation in Candid Photo Series
Singer Luitingo has published a series of photos showing his dramatic physical changes from childhood to today. The post, filled with humor and self-irony, quickly sparked discussion. His story highlights both personal growth and family support.
Rafa Jódar Defeats Musetti and Advances to Canadian Masters Last 16
Rafa Jódar overcame Lorenzo Musetti in the third round of the Canadian Masters 1,000. The Spanish player now faces Jiri Lehecka in the round of 16. His consistent performance highlights a strong season.
Gonzalo Miró and Ane Ibarzabal Take Over Malas Lenguas on RTVE
RTVE has appointed Gonzalo Miró and Ane Ibarzabal as the new faces of Malas Lenguas. The move comes as Jesús Cintora begins his summer break. The programme continues weekdays and Saturday nights.
Flamenco Guitar Legend Pepe Habichuela Dies at 82 in Madrid
Pepe Habichuela, a key figure in flamenco guitar, has died in Madrid at 82. His career spanned over five decades and shaped the evolution of Spanish music. The news marks the end of an era for flamenco.
The Slap That Shocked Ángel Nieto on Live TV
Ángel Nieto, Spain’s iconic motorcycle champion, was left visibly stunned after an unexpected slap during a live broadcast of 'El gran juego de la oca'. The incident remains one of Spanish television’s most unforgettable moments.
Rafa Jódar secures first hard court final after comeback in Washington
Rafa Jódar reached the Washington Open final after overturning a set deficit. He will face Taylor Fritz for his second professional title. The Spaniard is now guaranteed a career-high world ranking.
Rafa Jódar Reaches Washington Final and Eyes Top-10 ATP Debut
Rafa Jódar defeated Alejandro Tabilo to secure a place in the ATP 500 Washington final. The Spanish player now faces Taylor Fritz, with a top-10 ranking within reach. The match highlights a new era for Spanish tennis.
Luis Ángel Echevarría, Father of Paula Echevarría, Dies at 76 in Gijón
Luis Ángel Echevarría, father of actress Paula Echevarría, died in Gijón at 76. The funeral will be held in Candás. The family faces a difficult farewell just days after celebrating personal milestones.
Why Heatwaves in Switzerland Can Be Tougher Than in Spain
A Spanish resident in Switzerland has sparked debate after sharing why enduring a heatwave there can be unexpectedly difficult. Unlike Spain, where air-conditioned spaces are common, Switzerland's buildings and public areas often lack cooling, making high temperatures harder to escape.
Martín Landaluce Surpasses $1 Million in ATP Prize Money
Martín Landaluce has crossed the $1 million mark in ATP prize money. His rapid rise in 2026 has opened doors to bigger tournaments and higher rewards. Sponsorship details remain undisclosed.
Desirée Cordero Joins 'Pasapalabra' as Guest, Drawing Attention for Her Past
Desirée Cordero, known for her modeling career and high-profile relationships, appears on 'Pasapalabra' from July 28 to 30. Her participation brings a new dynamic to the competition and spotlights her public journey.
Father and Daughter Pilots at Vueling: A Family Legacy Takes Flight
Pedro Sánchez has spent over two decades as a Vueling captain. Now, his daughter Lucía has joined the airline as a co-pilot, turning shared family stories into a shared profession. Their journey highlights how aviation can reshape family bonds and career ambitions.
Nuria Fergó Returns to TV Spotlight After Years of Musical Success
Nuria Fergó, known from the first 'Operación Triunfo', appears on 'Pasapalabra'. Her career spans platinum albums, over 500 concerts, and acting roles. The singer's personal journey has also drawn public attention.
Joan Roca, Founding Bassist of Antònia Font, Dies at 54
Joan Roca, bassist and founding member of Antònia Font, has died at 54. His illness was kept private. The band’s upcoming concert was cancelled. Roca’s discreet presence shaped the group’s sound.
Joan Roca, Founding Bassist of Antònia Font, Dies at 51
Joan Roca, bassist and co-founder of Antònia Font, has died at 51. His passing deeply affects the music scene in Mallorca and Catalonia. The band’s unique sound shaped regional culture for decades.
Elsa Pataky Misses World Cup Final After Flight Diversion
Elsa Pataky was unable to attend the Spain–Argentina World Cup final after her flight from Costa Rica was diverted. The actress watched the match with her children on a mobile device while stranded on the plane.
Pablo Carreno Busta Advances to Estoril Open Last 16 After Dominant Win
Pablo Carreno Busta secured a place in the Estoril Open round of 16. He defeated Vilius Gaubas 6-1, 6-3 in just 81 minutes. The Spanish player showed clear dominance on clay, breaking serve multiple times.
Nico Williams Returns from Injury to Lead Spain to World Cup Glory
Nico Williams overcame a serious injury to play a key role in Spain’s World Cup final win over Argentina. His late assist for Ferran Torres sealed the title. The journey included months of physical setbacks and uncertainty.
Paco Ron, Key Figure in Modern Asturian Cuisine, Dies
Paco Ron, a leading innovator of Asturian cuisine, has died. His work transformed the region’s culinary scene. Ron’s legacy includes a Michelin star and the founding of NUCA.
María Casado Steps Down from Informativos Telecinco Weekend Editions
María Casado has announced her departure from Informativos Telecinco’s weekend editions. She cites personal reasons and the challenge of balancing life between Málaga and Madrid. Mediaset expresses hope for future collaboration.
Javi Mora Joins 'Pasapalabra' After Decades of TV and Film Success
Javi Mora, a veteran of Spanish television, cinema, and theatre, appears this week on 'Pasapalabra'. His career spans over 20 years, marked by complex roles and steady recognition. The actor now brings his experience to Antena 3's popular contest.
Paula Badosa Withdraws from Iasi Final Due to Physical Issues
Paula Badosa was forced to retire from the WTA 250 final in Iasi. She left the court trailing Mayar Sherif 6-4, 4-0. The Spanish player cited physical problems after a demanding clay season.
Paula Badosa Forced to Retire Injured in Iasi Final Against Sherif
Paula Badosa withdrew from the Iasi final due to injury, halting her nine-match winning run. The Spanish player was trailing Mayar Sherif when she retired. The setback raises questions ahead of the US Open swing.
Madrid Erupts as 15,000 Celebrate Spain’s World Cup Triumph at Movistar Arena
Movistar Arena in Madrid became the epicenter of celebration after Spain’s World Cup victory. Thousands gathered, filling every seat, as the city united in chants and emotion. The event highlighted a new chapter in Spanish football history.
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