Las Migas started eighteen years ago. / Cecilia Diaz Betz The Catalan female group brings to Arriaga the open and inclusive flamenco of ‘Libres’, their latest album that won a Latin Grammy It has its crumb that the group of girls that started 18 years ago proposing a feminine flamenco permeable to harmonies and influences … Read more
Gabriela Mistral died on January 10, 1957. (Getty Images) The January 10 from 1957, gabriel mistral She was leaving this world after being admitted a few days earlier to a New York hospital due to pancreatic cancer. Thus, at the age of 67, she died the first woman from Latin America and the second Latin … Read more
After centuries of discoveries and milestones produced in the scientific field, it is not surprising that in all this time names have been recorded that have gone down in history for their contributions in a world in constant development and progress. Such is the case of Isaac Newton and his law of gravity, or that … Read more
35 years ago, American singer Whitney Houston sang “I Wanna Dance With Somebody”. It is also the title of the biopic on the diva, on display since December 21 at the cinema. After a TV movie in 2015 and a documentary in 2018, the life of Whitney Houston is now retraced in a feature film … Read more
I appreciate the review Susana Cato to my first short novel The woman who wanted to do everything backwards, which was released on December 15 in Mexico City and which this Friday the 30th we will be presenting at Jaldi Café, in the city of Culiacán at 7:00 p.m. . We are waiting for you. … Read more
“Ah, you are Cami”, It was the first thing that Mon Laferte released to Camila Grandi, the day they met. It was December 21, 2021, in Bajo La Montaña, a peaceful event center nestled among the exuberant jungle of Tepoztlán, on the slopes of Tepozteco. There, where tradition indicates the birthplace of the civilizing god … Read more
After a long desert crossing, Steven Soderbergh fall for Julia Roberts and treats himself to an ultra-smart Hollywood trip with Erin Brockovich. But what happened to Steven Soderbergh after he received the Palme d’Or in 1989 for his first film? Sex, Lies and Video ? Was it a simple hit of limestone or the desire … Read more
Today we stop at ‘The ocupation’, work of this year’s Nobel Prize for Literature, Annie Ernaux. A novel with autobiographical overtones published in 2002 and now taken up again in Spanish by Cabaret Voltaire. ANDwritten “as if I were going to die and there were no more judges”. An uninhibited and liberating chronicle of a … Read more
For years, the French Annie Ernaux monopolized the top of the ranking of potential “nobelisables”. After several more confidential pen awards (Louise Glück, Abdulrazak Gurnah, Peter Handke…), the Swedish Academy has chosen Annie Ernaux, figure of French auto-fiction and committed feminist writer. Annie Ernaux has been writing for decades a remarkable radiography of the intimacy … Read more
And of course, in the classic policy of persecuting anyone who denounces the crimes of Zionism, the media closely linked to the civic-military caste that governs the Israeli entity, have criticized that the Swedish Academy has recognized with the Nobel Prize for Literature to the French writer Annie Ernaux. Indeed, last Thursday, October 6, the … Read more