Girl bands are on the rise and are bringing back the ‘riot grrrl’ phenomenon. Catchy beats, good vibes on-stage and lyrics that connect with the younger generation. Do you want to get to know them?
Excited to surprise her audience again, singer and composer Yoly Saa will be presenting ‘No se me olvida’ at Benidorm Fest 2024, a song that’s part of her upcoming album where we can appreciate her Galician roots.
Carlos Vives, who aspires to two Latin GRAMMYs™ Awards at the upcoming edition (16th of November), brought together thousands of people at the Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid to celebrate the Hispanidad.
Prairies, mangroves, deserts, snow-covered mountains, jungles... These landscapes, which are part of different Colombian ecosystems, fill Maréh’s latest album (‘Tierra de promesas’). This singer-songwriter is nominated to two Latin GRAMMY™ Awards.
Tu Otra Bonita is a band that has had to ‘sweat’ for each listener, as they themselves admit. After the success of ‘Crema’, they’re adding the finishing touches to their next album while preparing for a mini-tour across music halls in November.
Depedro’s music has the power to transport you to faraway lands: Latin America, North America, even Africa. A musical journey that is the result of the connections he’s established throughout his career.
Javier Perianes, one of the most internationally renowned Spanish pianists, defends honesty when playing an instrument as the key to reaching the audience, over technical skill.
Being in love with the creative process itself is what keeps pianist James Rhodes hooked on music, literature and photography. We went inside his home to get to know him a little better.
Aitana somehow inherited her talent for music from her artistic grandfather from Jaén, whom she never met. Today, she flies high with her songs, and brings her fans along for the ride.
Curiosity and courage are what helped Sebastián Yatra transcend music to try his luck in the world of film. And he did so in Spanish as his hallmark, making Ibero-America proud.
Sometimes just a few notes are enough to remember a film and feel moved again. Composer Fernando Velázquez, one of the most renowned and well-respected in Spain, knows what we’re talking about.