Aboard a vessel surrounded by boats and with the Control Tower in the background, international pianist Francisco Álvarez turned sunset at Puerto Sotogrande into a cultural and charitable experience. In this interview, he reflects on the dialogue between music and the sea, connecting with the audience outside traditional auditoriums, and his social commitment through Fundación Navega.
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Actor Frankie Ray opens up about his breakout role in Bad Haircut, surviving homelessness in LA, and his lifelong search for emotional truth.
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The Architecture of Silence: When the Geometry of Refuge Casts Its Own Shadows. A film set in an 18th-century convent serves as a starting point to explore why places conceived to protect us remain some of the most powerful settings for discussing fear, trust, and the ´human condition’. By Ehab Soltan HoyLunes – Imagine a threshold of…
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From the trails of the Camino de Santiago to the classrooms of Spain, an educator reveals why the secret to fluency isn’t a grammar book—it’s a connection. By Ehab Soltan HoyLunes – For many Spanish speakers, the biggest barrier to fluency isn’t a lack of vocabulary—it’s a mental wall built on the fear of imperfection. While traditional methods focus…
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A deep look into talent management at “Única Representaciones”: strategies for inhabiting the industry’s shadows, the vital importance of ´emotional stability´ when facing auditions, and why ´honesty´ is the only investment that guarantees true success in the industry. By Ehab Soltan HoyLunes – There is a part of cinema that does not appear in the credits: the phone…
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A journey from Freud’s “criminal out of a sense of guilt” to the neurobiology of trauma: How the penitentiary system evolves from unconscious punishment to genetic and social transformation. By Ana Rosa Rodríguez HoyLunes – Having recently graduated with an undergraduate degree in Education, specializing in Guidance, from the illustrious University of Zulia in my birth country, Venezuela, the…
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An analysis of Marta Martín Girón’s narrative: between Cay’s estrangement, the emotional architecture of the walls, and the modesty of an identity being reconstructed in the shadows. By Claudia Benítez HoyLunes – This reading is part of the “Leo por ti” (I read for you) series, a space promoted by HoyLunes. It is an intimate and contemplative gesture: to remain…
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In a world that consumes images at the speed of oblivion, a conversation can be an act of resistance. We sat down with Rosalía Omil to discuss ´Jacqueline. La liberté´. What began as an interview about a documentary transformed, without warning, into something rarer and more necessary: a conversation about silence, the ethics of gazing without intervening, and the urgency…
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Secretos, racismo y el viaje de una hija para desenterrar la memoria de su padre entre la Guinea de 1970 y el presente. Por Claudia Benitez HoyLunes – Esta lectura se inscribe dentro de la serie «Leo por ti», un espacio impulsado por HoyLunes. Este esfuerzo es un gesto íntimo y contemplativo: permanecer junto al texto, dejar que sus…
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A serene and demanding reading of Ramón Collazo Castro’s novel on time, memory, and the intimate—and courageous—act of facing the places that once defined us. By Claudia Benítez HoyLunes – This reading is part of the “I Read for You” series, a space promoted by HoyLunes. These lines are an intimate and contemplative gesture: to remain alongside the text,…
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