Art Ira Lombardía A life among images In the era of hyper-visuality—the saturation of images typical of contemporary society—, Ira Lombardía delves into photographs from a critical perspective and deals with themes like feminism, environmental issues or memory.
Music Zapata Tenor Battle of the giants Zapata Tenor’s goal is to bring classical music to new audiences. To achieve this, he relies on humour. The audience at his concert presenting his latest album, ‘Gigantes,’ will be able to experience this first hand.
R&D Julia de León A defender of the planet Protecting our planet is in good hands, specifically in the hands of Julia de León. This astronomist received the 2025 Mujeres a Seguir Award for her work monitoring the asteroids that threaten the Earth.
Design Emilio Tuñón Egoless architecture Architecture designed by people, with people, for people. This is the key principle for Emilio Tuñón, an architect who does not work for himself, but rather for the city, its surroundings and its inhabitants.
Photography Arguiñe Escandón Moving through photography Photographer Arguiñe Escandón is the star of Iberia’s campaign in collaboration with PHotoESPAÑA, ‘Revealing talent to the world', and in this interview, she invites us to experience and open up to her images.
Literature Virginia Feito The weird charm of darkness Writer Virginia Feito has made one of her literary dreams come true: to bring a psychopath to life. This is the case of Winifred Notty, the disturbing protagonist of her second novel: ‘Victorian Psycho.’
Literature Brenda Navarro A Mexican from Madrid With 'A Mouthful of Ash', a novel which will jump onscreen under the direction of her countryman Diego Luna, Mexican author Brenda Navarro has won readers over. She’s planning to meet them at the Madrid Book Fair.
Photography Paula Anta Landscapes of resistance Photographer Paula Anta presents ‘Paisajes de resistencia’ [Landscapes of resistance] as part of the official 2025 PHotoESPAÑA section. A journey to different places around the world that invites us to reflect on our impact on the environment.
Cinema and theatre Mina El Hammani The girl who wanted to be an actress Actress Mina El Hammani, who will return to the Mérida International Classical Theater Festival this summer to play Helen of Troy in ‘The Troyan Women,’ has been awarded the 2025 Young Talent Talía Award.
Cinema and theatre Ricardo Gómez The eternal actor Before even knowing what being an actor meant, Ricardo Gómez had already stepped onstage at a theatre. Now, after staring in plays like ‘Mammón’, ‘Red’ or ‘The Pillowman’ in recent years, he receives the Young Talent Talía Award.