Four decades after they started out, the Mexican band’s energy is intact. After the success of their last tour in the Americas, they will head to Spain for a reunion with their fans after eight years
The newest Beatles documentaries on different platforms showcase Paul’s talent and leadership in the last years of the band
The Israeli historian and writer, author of the bestseller ‘Sapiens,’ is one of the world’s leading thinkers. He talks to EL PAÍS about the Israeli prime minister, making science accessible to the public, and why he hates the word exciting
The performers who have brought Elizabeth II to life have led a series that has served as breeding ground for new talents like Claire Foy, Vanessa Kirby and Elizabeth Debicki
After two billion people watched the 24-year-old virtuoso perform at the royal wedding, his career has skyrocketed. Together with his six siblings — all musicians — Kanneh-Mason is breaking down racial barriers to resounding applause.
Political repression and persecution of clergy in her native Nicaragua has reignited the former actress’ opposition to the Ortega regime
The Venezuelan thinker talks to EL PAÍS about how autocracies are maintained by the three P’s: populism, polarization and post-truth propaganda
The best-selling Chilean-American author, whose latest book ‘Violeta’ will be out on January 25, talks to EL PAÍS about feminism, the joy of living and love in old age
Whenever the Hispanist is asked if the Spanish Civil War and Francoism can really provide that much writing material, he produces yet another book. His latest essay picks out the perpetrators of the propaganda and the lies that led to tragedy
She escaped abuse in her native Romania and worked as a prostitute in over 40 brothels in Spain. Today, Tiganus is an activist who has just published a book about her experiences
The world-famous food revolutionary has spent the last decade immersed in teaching creativity and the science of gastronomy and now has four honorary degrees to his name
The musician, actor, lawyer and social activist never fails to surprise – or to have an opinion. The multi-talented Panamanian, now 72, talked to EL PAÍS as he prepares the memoirs of an extraordinary life
Ahead of the French Open, the Spanish tennis champion talks to EL PAÍS about his plans for retirement and his efforts to balance ambition with wellbeing
As the head of the Health Ministry’s Coordination Center for Health Alerts, the 56-year-old doctor from Zaragoza, who turns up every day on his motorbike, found himself center stage during the pandemic in Spain. His handling of it has brought him admirers and critics in equal measure
After more than 100 days of closure, the opera house pulled off a skilled return, with a full choir and orchestra observing the safety measures necessary in the Covid-19 era
The broadcaster and former player, who revolutionized sports commentary in Spain in the 1990s, passed away on Monday in his home in Marbella
The opera singer speaks to EL PAÍS on his return to his home country of Spain, discussing his career and his future after he was accused of sexual harassment
Loved and hated in almost equal measure, the Barça soccer star was a mainstay of Spain’s greatest ever national team, but when it comes to business, tennis is his game. In the run-up to his makeover of the Davis Cup, he talks to EL PAÍS about his venture and how Shakira is a source of inspiration
The musical director and his wife, Spanish actress María Valverde, talk to EL PAÍS about their upcoming performance in Girona, where they will share the stage together for the first time
Now 78, the music icon will perform in San Sebastián, Sitges, Girona and Madrid before retiring from the world stage
The collection came out in 1938 to raise funds to help Spanish youngsters who were living through the Civil War
Two reports from the British Council and the Cervantes Institute put its popularity ahead of that of French and German
Church leaders say safety measures are in place, but the budget for conservation has been cut dramatically in a decade
EL PAÍS SEMANAL talked to one of the most influential artists in Latin America about ‘Fragments,’ her plea for enduring peace in her country, and the power of art to inspire social change
A new book explores the influence that María Josefa Poll had on the musical genius from Germany
Spain’s plan to include language promotion in Marca España angers Hispanic academies
Central American novelist and journalist was a Sandinista revolutionary and vice-president of his country