They are not served drinksbut drinks. It does not have kitchenbut of food. Customers will be able to enjoy good music, not of musicand they'll find good vibes instead of vibesWith this declaration of intent, the new Soul is being announced on social media. This establishment, which opened its doors last Saturday near Girona's Barri Vell (Old Quarter), aims to differentiate itself from the numerous Anglophile establishments catering to the city's cycling community that have recently sprung up, despite its name and the fact that it's run by an Irishman, Steve Rigney. And it's precisely these local customers that Soul hopes to attract. The establishment is full of nods to these customers: a large lithograph of Saint George slaying the dragon on the wall, figurines of caganers (traditional Catalan defecators) hanging above the restroom door, locally sourced craft beers, sandwiches made with products bought from the butcher shop across the street, and a sign in Catalan inviting customers in: "Come on in."

Both boomers played by Abel Folk and Lluís Villanueva will once again try to survive in new times that are hostile to them. After being one of the revelations of last season, Vintage With eight new episodes, starting this Monday, October 13th at 10:05 PM on TV3 and also online. Generational conflict, maturity, and the new way young people view relationships are the main themes addressed in this new installment. Many people will see themselves represented in the numerous scenes and gags featured in the series.

After winning the Goya for Best New Actor in 2011 for his performance in Black bread, Francesc Colomer (Vic, 1997) has combined his acting career – in films such as Living is easy with your eyes closed, The vampire of Barcelona, Beach House and series like Vintage– with a more earthly passion: the family vineyard.

The grape harvest has begun in the Mediterranean, a land of wine for thousands of years. Winemakers and farmers are watching the weather these days, hoping to say, "Come on, let's harvest." It's the most beautiful moment in the wine cycle. And this harvest, after the hurricane, is here. Glory, the pandemic, the mildew, the drought... it is the first normal in years.

The Catalan wine sector has already begun the grape harvest campaign in some areas of the country with clearly more positive prospects than in the last three seasons. Spring rains and the fact that summer temperatures are, on average, lower than in recent years have facilitated the regeneration of the vineyards: "It will be much better than last year and two and three years ago," says Josep Marrugat, head of vineyards and wine at the agricultural union Unió de Pagesos.

The benchmark event for classic video games returns with an edition with more space, more activities, and special guests to celebrate its 10th anniversary. After bringing together more than 6,000 attendees in the latest edition, the fair hopes to exceed this figure. The area used at the Farga is expanding to 6,000 m², to once again fill it with gaming points, tournaments, exhibitions, conferences, and much more. In fact, the fair is consolidating its position as an unmissable event for fans of the retro world and the Peninsula. The program is tailored to the general public as well as educational centers and families, and its objective is not only entertainment, but also promotes the dissemination of the history of video games and highlights their cultural value.