Grupo Frontera: ‘We respect American laws, but we support Mexican immigrants as best we can’
The successful band from Texas went from getting together on weekends to winning a Latin Grammy and collaborating with artists such as Shakira and Bad Bunny
‘Two old men losing relevance’: Drake and Kendrick Lamar are fighting a ‘rap civil war’
One is a committed Pulitzer Prize-winning artist and the other has outsold Michael Jackson. For months, their rivalry has been rapped through songs that have targeted some of the industry’s biggest names
Eladio Carrión: ‘Teachers should be paid like doctors, they are the ones who are molding people’
No one does trap like the Puerto Rican Eladio Carrión, who started making funny videos on social media and is now selling out stadiums across the world, cleverly sidestepping the clichés of his genre
Double-speed messages and videos: A time saver that can impact our memory
For years, it has been possible to play content at twice the speed to save time. But neurologists warn this can negatively affect memory, especially in the developmental stages of the brain
‘Fear of failure is now pathological’: Why more and more young people are self-medicating with Viagra
In Spain, almost one in four consumers of Viagra or its equivalent is between 16 and 30 years old. The drug is being used recreationally at parties and out of fear of not getting an erection