Oriol Rosell (Barcelona, 1972), critic and cultural promoter, was talking with an editor about the possibility of writing a book. They were talking about music, and at one point, the editor said to him: "You know what's wrong with me? I can't understand why my children like reggaeton." And Oriol replied: "And shouldn't this be the book?" It was from that conversation that the book was born. Killing Daddy: Why You Don't Like Reggaeton (And Your Kids Do) (Cúpula Books).

Oscar D'Aniello (Barcelona, ​​1977) and Helena Miquel (Barcelona, ​​1972) return as Delafé and the Blue Flowers for the last time. After the album Of you without me/Of me without you (2013) went their separate ways until They reunited on stage in 2022.. And now they say goodbye with Love (2025), a letter of devotion and appreciation for children, art, and life. Along with Ramir Kulyela, Dani Vega, Chris Carmichael, and D'Aniello's own son—who wrote the album cover—the group embarks on a sonic journey that flows between pop, lyricism, andspoken word, culminating in a 31-minute single-song album. Delafé y las Flores Azules' tour will stop at the Strenes Festival in Girona on April 4th and at the Sala Apolo in Barcelona on May 24th.

Since she was a child, Marta Ros (La Roca del Vallès, 1996) had to live with the good girl syndrome. Years later, and tired of playing this role, Ouineta was born, a diva pop star irreverent and festive, ready to turn everything upside down. "I'm not going to be what I've been forced to be anymore," was Marta Ros' reaction. Known for putting the theme tune on the 3Cat show The Turra and for simple things like Bikini Kill and DMs, the singer's musical universe is a journey to adolescence inspired by pop icons from the late 2000s and urban culture. Ouineta will go on tour this year, starting on April 19 at the Ítaca Festival (l'Escala). She will then perform at the Embassa't Festival in Sabadell (May 17), at Sónar (June 12), at the Magnífico Fest in Lleida (June 13), at the Itaca Festival in l'Estartit (June 23) and at the Vida Festival in Vilanova i la Geltrú (July 3).