Sport Sara Andrés Joie de vivre Life has not smiled on Sara Andrés, but she has smiled back at life. Her vitality is contagious. This Paralympic athlete is one of the new recruits to the Iberia Talento a bordo Team.
Music Christina Rosenvinge Songwriting With more than four decades behind her and a vast and memorable songbook, Christina Rosenvinge is a Spanish music icon. During her visit to Espacio Iberia, she revealed some of her secrets as a songwriter.
Music Lori Meyers Taking you to new heights The band Lori Meyers came to Espacio Iberia and went over some of their greatest hits. With songs like ‘Alta fidelidad,’ ‘Siempre brilla el sol’ or ‘Emborracharme,’ they took their fans of yesterday, today and always to new heights.
Art Miss Beige A guardian angel When artist Ana Esmith returned to Spain, she created an ‘alter ego’ to reconnect with her country, her city and herself. Over time, she confesses, she has turned into her guardian angel.
Music Limón Jr. Music in His Genes About to release 'Solid', his debut album and probably one of the hits this season, Javier Limón Jr. is as scant with words as he is lavish with creativity. Because, as he says: "I would rather give people lots of music to listen to than plenty to talk about.” Like father, like son.
Cinema and theatre Luis Tosar The Chameleon Is Back This August 30th, Luis Tosar premieres 'Quien a hierro mata' (Eye for an Eye), the latest film by Paco Plaza, featuring Tosar as a complex character—which is, of course, his trademark—immersed in a spiral of vengeance against drug dealers in a drug-ridden Galicia.
Gastronomy Painting Masters A Gourmet Take In a move towards originality, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum reinvents the appeal of painting, bringing it closer to the charms of haute cuisine with a scrumptious art book.
Art Elena Pancorbo What Women Think With over 100.000 followers on Instagram and near 25.000 on Facebook, her fans discovered Elena Pancorbo’s art in the virtual realm. Publishing houses including Planeta, Penguin Random House, and Anaya have given it visibility in the real world.
Design Jorge Arévalo Minimum Information, Maximum Personality We have a chat with Jorge Arévalo, without a doubt one of the most important illustrators in Spain today. Creative and multidisciplinary like no other, the Madrilenian combines his gorgeous illustrations with an analytical mentality and a great capacity to communicate, which he applies in projects for companies like BBVA and Cartier.
Cinema and theatre Ana Fernández No Strings Pulled, Just Cable The fourth season of 'Cable Girls' starts, in September 1931, with gender equality as a backdrop. The plot begins with Carlota –Ana Fernández’s role— running for mayor of Madrid, like Manuela Carmena did, only 90 years earlier.
