Image rights at school and Pita's new album: the one that caught our attention the most this week

BarcelonaThis week we want to recommend the show Xiula's new album and the musical show Figaro(ck) from the company La Trepa, among others.

We also offer a review of the week's news through Andrea Zayas' comic strip, the section To think about it and the data and statements that caught our attention the most.

Cultural and leisure activities

If you want to enjoy catchy rhythms and profound lyrics, go listen to the new album by the family music group Xiula, which releases its seventh studio album on October 10th, XiulalalandAcross thirteen songs, the group addresses themes such as gratitude, masculinity, the right to protest, screen addiction, and global warming through lyrics that don't infantilize their audience. After fourteen years of experience, Jan Garrido, Rikki Arjuna, Adrià Heredia, and Marc Soto release an album to recover what makes them happy: creating a better world through music. The album can be streamed on all digital platforms and will be sold in physical form at concerts and in their online store. They are also preparing a tour that will begin on February 1st at the Poliorama Theater in Barcelona.

Fancy a little theater? The Jove Teatre Regina presents Figaro(ck), from the company La Trepa, a musical theater show that fuses humor, social criticism and contemporary rhythm to rethink what it means to be a revolutionary in today's world. A musical comedy that confronts the myth of Figaro with the world of influencers and social media with live music. The show, aimed at children ages 10 and up, will run until November 16 at the Jove Teatre Regina. Performances are on Saturdays and Sundays at 5:30 p.m.

There's a moment when we're little when we begin to imagine. We daydream. We see things that aren't there. Or are they? Then comes fear. The fear of being left alone with what we imagine, in the darkness. Dark is precisely the title of Aurora Bauzà and Pere Jou's new show, a visual and audio journey from darkness to light. A contemporary and sensorial show to help children discover a world of magic, mystery, and wonderful opportunities in the dark, because darkness shouldn't be synonymous with fear. With three performers and singers on stage, the piece combines movement, live vocals, music, and lighting technology. It can be seen at the Espai Lliure in Montjuïc until October 19. Tickets are priced between 7 and 12 euros, and the recommended age is 4 to 9 years.

You can now enjoy the film in the cinema A boat in the garden. It is a poetic and metaphorical journey of a French family who decides to build a boat in their garden. Throughout this adventure, young François builds a relationship with his father based on mutual admiration and love. The film is based on the childhood of prestigious director Jean-François Laguionie, winner of the Palme d'Or for Best Short Film for The Atlantic crossing à la rame.

If you're a fan of puppets, theater, the circus, magic, and music, the fall program at La Casa Elizalde in Barcelona is sure to provide a great time with your family. It begins on October 11th with the puppet show. The maidens of Bellaguarda. Those who like the circus the most can go see it on October 18th. At a clown's pace or November 8th The crisis of imaginationThe shows take place on Saturday mornings, and tickets can be purchased at www.casaelizalde.com.

If you feel like going to the movies, it has already been released Barracuda's Treasure, the new animated film directed by Adrià García (Nocturna), based on the best-selling novel by Llanos Campos, winner of the 2014 SM El Barco de Vapor Award. A pirate story that combines adventure, humor, friendship, and the transformative power of reading. The film is also made in handcrafted 2D, with hand-drawn illustrations and vibrant colors, capturing the warmth of illustrated stories. A film designed to be enjoyed by both adults and children.

Book recommendations from Marta Gil, bookseller at El Gat Pelut

A globe-shaped book for learning geography while pretending to be a pirate. On each circular page, young readers discover continents, oceans, animals, and monuments while sailing like real pirates. Made of sturdy cardboard and featuring fun illustrations, it's ideal for children ages 3 to 6 who want to start exploring the world through their imagination.

Things That Happen (To Me), by Andrea Zayas

To think about it

In these first few weeks of school, I'm sure more than one of you has had to decide whether or not to give the school permission to share images of your children. We were surprised to find that some schools ask you to opt out of a simple Yeah or one No Without specifying which channels they use, since posting the image on a social network that practically everyone can access isn't the same as posting it on a space on the school website where you must enter with a password. It would be simpler and clearer for schools to specify which channels families want to give permission to and which ones they don't.

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The data

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