TAB Connection

The Spanish University Debate League (LEDU) champion is both physically tall —more than 6 feet— but also high-minded enough, at the tender age of 19, to see reason in a world where irrationality makes too much noise.

Espacio Iberia reopens its doors in Madrid after its success in Bogotá and Mexico City. Visitors will be able to enjoy different experiences, gatherings, and activities from the 17^th of April until the 31^st of July.

Last year, Rozalén and El Chojín released a song ('No es egoísmo') which combined the best of both their musical worlds. Espacio Iberia brought them together again and their talk revolved around the ‘insanity’ they devote their lives to: music.

Since opening on the 17^th of April, Espacio Iberia has welcomed dozens of guests with one thing in common: their infinite talent. Talent that has inspired all the people who have sat there to listen to them.

Singer Estrella Morente, athlete Diego García Carrera, designer María Escoté or producer Juan Carlos Fresnadillo are some of the talented people who have come through Espacio Iberia.

With the prestige of being renowned and the excitement of being a contender. This is the letter of introduction of Tomás Aparicio, debater and student at the University of Vigo, at the World Universities Debating Championship in Spanish. His key to success? Never giving up.

Talent grows when it connects so, for this reason, Iberia decided to bring together different celebrities from the world of film, music, fashion, gastronomy, literature and sport at Espacio Iberia.

Leonel Caschetto moved from Venezuela to Spain in search of a brighter future. Five years later, words and his gift to transform them into solid arguments have turned him into the world debating champion in Spanish.