Interviews

After the Tokyo Games, Ray Zapata considered quitting. Now, less than a year away from the Paris Games, the only thing on this Dominican-Spaniard gymnast’s mind is flying high again, why not?

Carlos Vives, who aspires to two Latin GRAMMYs™ Awards at the upcoming edition (16^th of November), brought together thousands of people at the Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid to celebrate the Hispanidad.

Eager to make people laugh and without disowning his past with Tricicle, Carles Sans celebrates being... alone at last! A sentiment that’s the name of his first solo performance, ‘¡Por fin solo!’, which will tour theatres across Spain.

The Spanish female tennis team, captained by Anabel Medina and made up by Paula Badosa, Sara Sorribes, Rebeka Masárová, Cristina Bucșa and Marina Bassols, dreams of winning the Billie Jean King Cup (BJK Cup) in Seville.

This completely blind Paralympic athlete dreams of winning his third Paralympic gold medal in Paris and, to make that dream come true, he admits that mental health is just as important as physical health, if not more so. A graduate in Psychology, he defends the value of this science in sport.

Prairies, mangroves, deserts, snow-covered mountains, jungles... These landscapes, which are part of different Colombian ecosystems, fill Maréh’s latest album (‘Tierra de promesas’). This singer-songwriter is nominated to two Latin GRAMMY™ Awards.