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The Madrid artist was the great surprise this Friday at the fourth concert of the Colombian residence in the Spanish capital and in which both sang the theme they launched 21 years ago.
The musician was the brother of Miguel Costas, former member of Sinitro Total
The Russian-Austrian soprano returns to the Barcelona theatre after five years in the 'Aida' of Verdi that opens the season, next to Ekaterina Semenchuk, Artur Ruciński and a correct Antonello Manacorda, in the anti-war production and without the leadership of actors of the Iranian visual artist
The Sevillian musician, who died at the age of 81, was the last survivor of the influential trio who promoted Andalusian rock
His works for pop queen and rapper Yung Lean are viral and this Sunday they compete in the MTV Video Music Awards
Andrew Lippa, composer of the Broadway musical now arriving in Madrid, and Kevin Miserocchi, responsible for Charles Addams' legacy, address the validity of some characters who made a story about love and family strange
The Valencian writer, who was in the founding act of the 27 generation, has remained dark in posterity despite his life of literary and gallant adventures.
A classic by Richard Scarry, Palestinian fables, illustrated mechanics and several fantastic adventures, in the selection of this month of booksellers from different Autonomous Communities
The quote recovers the notion of "poetic economy" by Robert Filliou, a French artist and theorist linked to Fluxus, in an edition that speaks of work, exchange and value. Nine Spanish names participate in it
The Canadian publishes his fiftieth studio album, the acoustic 'Second Song', a beautiful reflection on the passage of time and tenderness
The city was reerected in Alcalá de Henares, eight kilometres from its first location
The 17-year-old street group is one of the guests for the Colombian artistic residence in Madrid.
All the presidents of democracy, starting with the now beatified Suárez, have been beaten to a greater or lesser extent. The current one belongs to another category.
In 1982, an ETA explosive in a backpack destroyed the body of a 10-year-old boy in Renteria. His black and white image marked a generation of Basque. Today, a book by Ander Izagirre tells his story, which is that of violence in Euskadi
Thélyson Obelien's case continues to cause a stir. To such an extent that the Goncourt Academy announced on Friday, September 25 that it removed the novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' ('It was that or die') from its selection for the award. The Canadian-Haitian author is accused of using artificial intelligence, in addition to points of plagiarism for texts published in Canada. His promotional tour has also been suspended.
The Argentine group, one of those that marked the rock in Spanish, fills Movistar Arena despite the absence of its deceased leader, Gustavo Cerati, represented on the stage by technology
Pablo Téllez de la Poza, who died in Córdoba, was a prominent figure in several Andalusian literary competitions.
A new book about Diana of Wales puts the relationship between the Spencer family and the Windsor House under the spotlight. In 'Diana, my sister, The Swan Singing', Count Charles Spencer questions the attitude he attributes to the then Prince Charles after the death of the princess in 1997. Buckingham has responded with an unusual communication, which revives questions about the tensions between the two families. Can this new controversy affect the image and stability of the British monarchy?
More than 100 detainees at a demonstration during the United Nations General Assembly, in which the Israeli Prime Minister spoke
"It is most likely the product of artificial intelligence," they claim from the jury on the book
