The other day Llibori died, an essential presence who gave character and pride to Sant Feliu. I didn't know him personally, but I stumbled across his tall, paradoxically unassuming figure in the street, with his long, straight hair and mustache. It was more than just seeing the great singer of Quercus, the rock band that played "rock music," founder of the fondly remembered Colla Jacomet, and capable of composing so much. Old fisherman as The Last Habanerawhich it truly was. He sang in Velvet's dark, ironic, and radical style.Knight of the Sorrowful Countenance", was introduced by Jordi Riera, another great singer from Colla Jacomet.

The gravestones, mausoleums, sculptures... of Poblenou Cemetery "tell" many stories of Barcelona over the last two centuries. Adrià Terol, a historian of Barcelona's cemeteries, has guided a large group of visitors through the cemetery. Premium Club (The places were sold out) and he revealed a lot of stories related to this necropolis which, when it opened, was not well received by many Barcelonans, because it meant burying their relatives outside the city walls and very far away.

The Jewish Community of Barcelona (CJB) publicly denounced a vandalism attack against several graves in the Jewish section of the Les Corts cemetery in the city. In a statement, the organization explained that all Jewish areas in the city's cemeteries—Les Corts, Collserola, and Sant Andreu—will remain closed until Monday, January 26, following the recommendation of Barcelona Cemeteries, to prevent further desecration, gather information, and "accurately assess the situation and take appropriate action." The incidents reportedly took place on Saturday afternoon, and the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) opened an investigation on Sunday to identify the perpetrators and their motive, according to sources within the Catalan police force who spoke to EFE. However, no formal complaint has been filed. Images published by the CJB show a number of vandalized graves. The disorder is widespread: marble gravestones are broken, displaced, or lying on top of other graves or on the ground. In some cases, they are cracked, and in others, fractured into several pieces, making it clear that there has been a deliberate act of destruction.

The cemetery of a town of only 88 inhabitants, in the interior of the Segarra, has been awarded as the second best cemetery in Spain in the IX Cemetery Competition organized by the magazineGoodbye Cultural, behind Las Ruedas de Pintia, in Valladolid. Montornès de Segarra is a small village located off the main roads and, until the beginning of the 20th century, accessible only by rural roads. However, it hides a unique cemetery, not only for its beauty, but also for its exceptional architecture and history.