Karelia Vázquez

The use of artificial intelligence is leading to a flattening of our language that is evident in the emails we write and the texts we compose. Studies have already confirmed this. Robotic verbiage erases vulnerability, humor, and everything that makes us human

Once thought to be a balance between genetic lottery and lifestyle, it is now seen as a race for privileges that allow for earlier diagnoses, halting processes and reversing damage. And all of this comes at a premium price

These collectibles, sold in blind boxes and the successors of the famous Sonny Angels, have sparked a craze among consumers aged 15 to 40. Some observers claim their success is due to the fact that they are a way of escaping the chaos and confusion of the modern world

Winning at social validation is the new goal of this constant quantification

From Sam Altman to Mark Zuckerberg, these are the key figures of the tech elite that rules the new global order

Latino artists are the most visible faces of a cultural phenomenon that runs deep

Nearly 80% of those born between 1997 and 2012 have strict criteria when it comes to what they eat and drink

Donald Trump has promised to save the app, which has transformed how we consume and create content today

Tourists and foodies from all over the world are flocking to Spanish bars, restaurants and bakeries for a slice. An inside look at one of the most unexpected gastronomic phenomena of recent times

The B-side of the weight-loss medication’s growing popularity is a slimmed-down face that can make a person look older

Freeing yourself from social expectations and distractions – or taking a few minutes out of family life to find some space and introspection – is a healthy practice. It allows you to be at peace and not give up on who you are, or who you aspire to be.

The planet’s most Parisian lodgings turns 100 years old amid the world’s biggest sporting event and has been sold out for months. Refuge for the powerful, its well-earned fame as a secure place with good hot chocolate has attracted guests such as David Beckham and Woody Allen

Hair loss pills, rejuvenating creams, orthodontics that align teeth and treatments that whiten them. Bodies are being eyeballed and worked on to make them more attractive and youthful and, according to experts, the trend has only just begun

The rich and famous may fill his waiting room, but he is the real star. One of the most famous doctors in New York welcomes EL PAÍS to dismantle the myths and legends of skincare

A new marker of social status has risen above: huge, completely naked windowpanes, stripped-down showcases of private life

Boomers connected with their lost friends on Facebook. Millennials did it themselves through an Instagram filter. But one generation dominates the networks: Gen Z

The desire for ever whiter teeth popularized celebrities could finally be meeting its end

The iconic Marrakech hotel has been a mythical and opulent destination for a century, hosting well-known figures like Yves Saint Laurent and Cristiano Ronaldo, along with thousands of tourists taking selfies

The ‘extremely online’ were odd birds a decade ago but now they can show us how avoid pervasive and predatory algorithms

Other practices gaining popularity include the use of the Pilates reformer and mental workouts

In the midst of real shortages caused by climatic factors, growing demand and constant speculation and price hikes, we’re arriving at the end of 2023 with limping stock and champagne having become a global object of desire

Rachid Agouray, chef at Moroccan restaurant La Mamounia, in Marrakesh, looks for balance between tradition and contemporary cuisine that continues to recognize local flavors

The rich and famous want certainty that they are not unwell, but they’re turning to a practice that doctors advise against

The only luxury jeweler that still has a workshop in Paris’ Place Vendôme caters to both old money and tech fortunes

Several researchers argue for establishing a work culture aimed at reaching the optimal, but not the maximum