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The XX, Pixies, The War on Drugs and Amelie Lens lead the first advance of Bilbao BBK Live
The Basque festival advances the first names of the sign of the next edition, to be held on 8, 9 and 10 July
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The background of the Monte de Piedad, Dalí, water and the history of cinema: exhibitions to open November
These are the best photographic, pictorial and sculptural samples you can see right now in Madrid
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'Concrete Neighbors' shows the miracle of Badia del Vallès: the 'all to a' of 13,000 inhabitants living in a square kilometre
The documentary, already available in Movistar Plus, reports the achievements of this Barcelona population made to itself. "His people became rebellious by necessity, not ideology," says Director Fèlix Colomer
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Located a large 12th century Palatine Muslim garden hidden in a forest in Murcia
The structure, about a hundred meters long and in the form of a cruise, was part of an unknown Andalusian recreational estate
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Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones, historian: "The bad reputation of Babylon is totally unfair"
The Welsh scholar devotes a monograph of six hundred pages to reliving and claiming the extraordinary urb of antiquity, denoted in the Bible as "the great whore."
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This is not a new novel for deliveries: the literary experiment of Aixa de la Cruz is a challenge to Internet attention
The writer publishes in Substack the stories based on astrology of more than a dozen students from one of her creative writing workshops
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Burn the Ministry of Culture
Even without a Ministry and a State to support it, culture will continue in the streets and in the people.
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C. Thi Nguyen, philosopher: "It is absurd to think that we can move away from large-scale standardization and withdraw into an idyllic and anarchic world"
In 'Métricas', the American professor argues that we have delegated the power to decide what is important in machines that simplify reality in order to measure it and explores the game as a formula to recover attention
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Bob Dylan's black hood
The musician hates protocols and is always able to draw attention to his few public appearances. The images with the Pope keep symbolism, even political right after Trump's defeat in the United States
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U2 will return to Spain in 2027 with three concerts in Barcelona and Seville
The band will be in the Catalan capital on May 13 and 15 and on May 22 at La Cartuja Stadium, in the framework of the world tour for its new single 'Carnival of Light'
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Margarita García Robayo wins the Herralde 2026 Prize with a novel on shame in family heritage
The Colombian is made with the 25,000 euros with 'Dear Sharif', an ironic fiction where it explores the Caribbean lineage and its moral contradictions on an apocalyptic and turistified horizon
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The Pavel Haas Quartet takes Schubert to the edge of the abyss at the Juan March Foundation
The Czech set, which has just received its sixth Gramophone prize, is more at ease in 'Death and the maid' than in the last Beethoven quartet within the 'Beethoven and Schubert cycle: cross shadows'
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The association Emprendo Danza denounces in a report political interference in the performing arts
The document pays special attention to the Community of Madrid, which points to the Ministry of Culture as last responsible
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Two out of three young people born in 2008 apply for the Young Cultural Bonus 2026
With more than 374,000 applications, the Ministry of Culture programme increased by 2.2 per cent from 2025 and reaffirms its sustained growth since it was launched in 2022.
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Carmen Posada: "I'm a post-feminist, women should not fall into the victim"
The well-known writer, representative on her day of the 'beautiful people', reflects on the machismo, prejudice and social hypocrisy of the world of power. "There is no racism, there is pure classism. If your daughter marries Mbappé it seems phenomenal to them," he says.
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The Age of Aquarius
These last six years have been far away from the new world of peace and love that prophesied the 'New Age'
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Susi Sánchez, actress: "We live in a very difficult, very twisted world, and sometimes I lose contact with me and I need to preserve myself"
The winner of two Goya Awards and a Max Award acts in 'The Evil Son', a prime opera as director of the performer Jaime Lorente
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The return of C. Tangana to the music with the rap group that changed everything and the one that they labeled as a pijo
In Agorazein, the hip hop collective from which the singer came and who returns for only four concerts in Movistar Arena, the story of how the rap that the listeners called "soft" became today's popular music is true.
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Paul Smith turns 80 on top of fashion: "I keep dressing up very famous people, but I think of them as normal people"
The dean of the British modists celebrates 80 years and 56 in the textile business by publishing his memoirs and without hairs in the language. We talked to him in London.
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'Light and thread ': to publish a Nobel, no matter what
Han Kang's book, which includes his speech of acceptance of the prestigious prize, is children's literature for infantilized adults with few surprises