The art of enjoying oneself and enjoying oneself with nonchalance is Bad Gyal's great specialty. The voice and stage presence of the artist from Maresme convey an indolent hedonism, like a narcotic that brings a smile between lulls of drowsiness and sexual nostalgia. She seems like someone who does things without enthusiasm, yet with unwavering conviction. Because behind Bad Gyal, behind the creation of Alba Farelo, lies a determination that has made her an alternative star within the league of superdivas. And above all, there is an immense amount of work, years and countless hours of dedication to building an artistic project that will likely reach its culmination in the tour that began on Friday with the first of three concerts at the Palau Sant Jordi, all three sold out (at 45, 50, or 80 euros), and with a stage design reminiscent of a hotel suite. minimalist chic to celebrate late-night parties. It will arrive right after a record, More expensive (2026), which does not improve on the milestone of The jewel (2024), but it provides some good moments, like the bombastic guaracha Smokes and the successful sexual reggaeton-bachata of Give meAnd two songs that take off looking in the rearview mirror: the reggaeton of aroma vintage I will give you and R&B too vintage ofA choir and that's it :), pure flow 2000.

“Fighting for Palestine is fighting for all of humanity,” says Ruben Wagensberg, one of those involved in organizing the Act x Palestine manifesto concert, which will take place on Thursday, January 29th at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona. Wagensberg believes that the impunity with which the Israeli government has acted leads to a demobilization that must be countered. It is within this moral context that the Act x Palestine campaign is situated, “a collective appeal that, through music, words, art, and images, reclaims culture as a space for resistance and awareness-raising, linking the reality of Palestine with the great struggles of our time,” as stated in its founding manifesto. And since culture is, as Wagensberg reminds us, “an essential pillar for the Palestinian resistance, on par with humanitarian aid and the defense of human rights,” all proceeds from the concert will go to support various Palestinian cultural spaces. The aid "will be channeled through the Palestinian Performing Arts Network (PPAN) and several independent cultural centers, such as AJEE/Lajee Center (Aida refugee camp) and Dar Qandeel (Tulkarem), ensuring that resources reach projects and collectives directly and minimizing intermediation."

The word Palestine It's not a new topic in this classroom. In fact, the students don't ask what's happening in Gaza, but how it's possible that this continues. They know the context of the conflict, and even engage in parallel discussions where they share information and help each other better understand the situation Gazans are going through. "This isn't a political issue, they're killing children and the elderly," they exclaim. In this high school in Sant Boi de Llobregat, the genocide has become a part of the students' conversations, filtered through TikTok, Instagram, and discussions at home and at school. "I found out about it from my family, who are Muslim," explains Chada. "When I learned that they'd been going on like this for over 70 years... I even went to demonstrations with my mother, because it's incomprehensible," she adds.

Catalonia will host its major concert in solidarity with the Palestinian people as part of the international Act for Palestine campaign, following similar events in London, Paris, and Los Angeles. On January 29th, at the Palau Sant Jordi, some of the most popular names in Catalan, Spanish, and Palestinian music will perform, including Oques Grasses, Morad, Guillem Gisbert, Bad Gyal, Mushkaa, Amaya, Fermin Muguruza, Xavi Sarrià, La Zowi, Yerai Cortés, and Lluís Llaz. Organizers have announced that some additional acts will be revealed soon. Tickets will go on sale soon. for sale This Friday, December 19th at 10:00 AM, with prices between €25 and €45. The concert can be viewed online and on 3Cat. The expected capacity is between 12,000 and 15,000 people.

The Cure, Doja Cat, The XX, Gorillaz, Addison Rae and Kneecap are some of the main attractions of the next edition of Primavera Sound, which will be held at the Parc del Fòrum from June 3 to 7, 2026, although the festival has not yet detailed its programming segregated by days and stages. The British group The Cure, which in 2024 published the magnificent album Songs of a lost world, returns to the festival with carte blanche: he will be able to give as long a concert as possible, according to sources at Primavera Sound. That is, just as it happened in the 2012 edition. They then starred in one of the most countercultural moments in the history of Primavera Sound. In the context of a festival where concerts barely reach 90 minutes, the British group led by Robert Smith performed for almost three hours, finishing with the performance of Boys don't cryThis gift for music lovers took place on June 1, 2012, at the Parc del Fòrum. The only previous performance at the Barcelona festival was Neil Young, who had monopolized a two-and-a-half-hour time slot five years earlier. With a 50-year career, it's inevitable that The Cure's concerts evoke nostalgia, as happened. three years ago at the Palau Sant JordiHowever, Robert Smith also understands music as an expression of his present, which is what he did in Songs of a lost world.

In addition to celebrating the multi-million-dollar renewal of the Barça squad, Lamine Yamal has a very big party ahead. The Barça footballer turns 18 on July 13th and is already preparing the hustle and bustle to properly welcome his coming of age. And he's not holding back.

After a record-breaking season, Lamine Yamal is taking a break from Flick's demands with a championship vacation. Every time the Barça striker lands, he makes headlines, and this week Ibiza was no exception. As he himself announced on his personal Instagram profile, this Tuesday he attended Ozuna's concert at the famous Ushuaïa nightclub, invited by the singer.

25,000 people celebrated the return of Bad Gyal in Barcelona. Towards the end of the show that closed the first day of the Share Festival at the Parc del Fòrum, the artist from Vilassar de Mar exclaimed: "Barcelona, ​​​​the best fucking city in the world!" Then, at the end Fever, the highlight of the hour and twenty minutes of performance, smiled as she added, "Barcelona, ​​I love you." The atmosphere was festive, as befits the end of the school year; and the audience was predominantly young, having paid between 45 and 79 euros to experience a special day soaked in the Barcelona muggy weather. There were also several parents sitting in the food court, some reading a book, others simply trying to pass the time, oblivious to the Disneyland of romantic sex their children were experiencing.

There are only six pictures on Greta Farelo's profile and the last one was posted this week to make a big announcement: the release of a song. With this new move, everything points to Greta wanting to land in the world of music just like her sisters Alba and Irma Farelo, better known as Bad Gyal and Mushkaa, respectively, have done. This has not been the first time that Greta has been in front of a microphone, since in recent years she has already been seen on stage with her twin sister making some hearts or also collaborating on songs such as Rafa Christmas and hear the main voice of If one day I'm not there.