Spain’s Eurovision song ‘Zorra’ – an insult to women or defending them?
Spain’s Eurovision song entitled ‘Zorra’, which can be literally translated as an anti-female slur, such as ‘whore’ or ‘bitch’ – but it can also be...
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Sónar lights up the Barcelona skyline with interactive installation ‘Analema’
‘Analema’ is a special art project planned for Barcelona from 16-29 December. A large interactive light and music sculpture created by a group called Glassworks,...
Lana Del Rey, Pulp and SZA to headline Barcelona’s Primavera Sound 2024
Lana Del Rey, Pulp and SZA are among the headlining acts that will be appearing at next year’s Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona, which will...
Spain hosts the first Latin Grammy Awards held outside of the USA
The 24th annual Latin Grammy Awards took place on Thursday night in Seville (Andalusia) – the first time the ceremony has been held outside of the...
Top 5 Summer Music Festivals in Spain
Summer is here, which means music lovers from across Spain and beyond will soon be making a beeline for the country’s rich array of music...
Next Latin Grammys to be held in Andalusia, leaving the USA for first time
The next Latin Grammy Awards gala will be held in Andalusia, leaving the United States for the first time, the head of its organisation said...
Spain scraps visa requirement for short-term tours by UK artists
The music industry has welcomed the announcement this week that Spain is scrapping the need for visas for short-term tours by UK artists, calling it...
Rosalía now nominated for two main Grammys, after winning five Latin Grammys
UPDATED REPORT Less than a week after winning five Latin Grammy awards (see below), Rosalía has now also picked up two main Grammy nominations, with...
How to enjoy Barcelona’s ‘La Mercè’ weekend – for free
Barcelona’s biggest street festival, La Mercè, returns this weekend, with an incredible selection of music, dancing and theatre to enjoy for free. Here are our top picks...
Festa Major de Gràcia in Barcelona kicks off on 15 August
The Festa Major de Gràcia, one of Barcelona’s most popular, friendliest and wackiest festivals of the year, kicks off on 15 August and runs until 21 August....
