In Gerard Quintana's life there have been many special nights, but none like the one in the summer of 1977 which, he assures, "changed his life and career forever".

This 2026, Sopa de Cabra celebrates four decades of trajectory with a commemorative tour and the premiere of the documentary Tornar enrere, directed by Jordi Call. The piece, aired this Tuesday on 3Cat's Sense ficció, highlights various aspects of the band's 40 years that had often remained in the background. For instance, the group members openly admit that they do not maintain a friendship outside the musical project. In fact, the documentary begins with an argument after a concert.

The arrest of Pablo Hasél in the early hours of the morning is not only the news of the day. It marks a point of no return in the drift of the Spanish state in its selective attack on rights and freedoms. The case of Pablo Hasél is not the first step in this direction. The case of Josep Miquel Arenas, Valtònyc, exiled in Belgium, is a significant precedent in terms of the Spanish justice system's contempt for freedom of expression, ideological freedom and artistic freedom. Today we can say that the state that leads since 2019 the list of countries in the world with more artists who are repressed, condemned and imprisoned, according to the report of the international organization Free Muse, takes a step forward towards ignominy.