Initially, it might seem impossible to make music from the sixties having been born in the nineties. Or, at least, that you are destined to scratch its surface, creating one imitation after another of what was to be this style in the past. Well, Laura del Pino (Sant Boi de Llobregat, 1996), singer of the group La Rauxa, is living proof that new generations can not only transmit the festive and wild essence of this genre, but also carry its history on their shoulders and connect it with today's political and social problems. "It's a festive genre with a lot of energy, music for building community, and for dancing with neighbors in the square or in the old marquees," the singer summarizes.

This July, ocean surface temperatures have surpassed 20.96 °C, the highest value since records began for this month. This is the conclusion of the Copernicus climate change service, managed by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts. Values were particularly high along much of the Atlantic coast and in the Western Mediterranean, and have been partly associated with the increase in marine heatwaves. marine heatwaves.

When the Spanish national team footballer Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in the final against Argentina, his teammates did not hesitate to embrace him. Shouts in the air, raised fists, pats on the head, kisses on the forehead, and players jumping on top of each other. In the VIP area of the stands, the scene was not much different: Iker Casillas holding Xavi Hernández very close and caressing Carles Puyol, Sergio Ramos high-fiving Iniesta and affectionately putting his arm around David Villa's back with Guti in the background shouting at the top of his lungs and with his face red with emotion. Men who appreciate each other celebrating that Spain wins a second star and supporting the new glories who have achieved it. Nothing anomalous.

It was expected to be a complicated week and the fire has not given respite since the first day. When the Generalitat Firefighters have not yet been able to declare the serious fire affecting La Bisbal d'Empordà since Friday under control, there are already three new fires burning simultaneously in the midst of a heatwave. The new fires broke out this afternoon in Sentmenat, in Vallès Occidental; in Artesa de Segre, in La Noguera; and in the region of Anoia, between the towns of Carme and La Pobla de Claramunt. The authorities have confined about 33,000 people from the south of Igualada and various towns in the Anoia region, as well as some urbanizations and scattered settlements between Sentmenat and Castellar del Vallès.

"Years ago you told me that you couldn't promise me the world, but that you could promise me an interesting life. Of course, you outdid yourself and managed to give me both things." The words are from Michelle Obama, former First Lady of the United States during the inauguration of the presidential library in Chicago, a new cultural entity. Besides the Obamas, three other former presidents attended the event –George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Joe Biden–, as well as former Vice President, Kamala Harris and the Governor of California, Gavin Newsom.

"Educational dignity has won" and "It wasn't about money. We are fighting for a new educational model". These have been the messages of the two main banners of this Friday's teacher mobilization. The first was the banner at the head of the demonstration that gathered around 15,200 teachers in Barcelona's Lluís Companys promenade, according to the Guàrdia Urbana, and up to 90,000 according to the unions. A banner that, unlike those of recent demonstrations, was entirely yellow – the color in defense of public schools – and without the name of any union. The second banner is that of the stage in Parc de la Ciutadella, where the demonstration ended with speeches and a booing of teachers at the spokesperson for the USTEC union, Iolanda Segura, after the organization campaigned for a yes vote on the agreement with Education and in its own consultation, 65% of teachers voted against it.

"I'm very excited, there's a lot of hype and, as more time passes, the more nervous we are". The atmosphere around the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium is already imbued with the Bad Bunny phenomenon. Even though there are still more than 10 hours before the Puerto Rican artist steps onto the stage, hundreds of young people are queuing, waiting to enjoy a night that many are confident will be "incredible", "unique", or "a Super Bowl 2".