From Seville to Miami, the artist reflects on identity, emotion, and the future after her recognition at the Billboard Awards
By Susan Villa.

 From a very young age, Dalia Key knew that music was not just a hobby, but a life path. A precocious composer and singer since childhood, she began performing at celebrations, schools, and neighborhood events, while training at the conservatory and participating in notable choirs. Over time, orchestras and professional stages followed, and it was precisely the direct contact with the audience, the applause, and the shared emotion that ultimately confirmed that her destiny was linked to music

 By Carlos Javier Jarquín

 Dear planetary friends:
Today I have the great pleasure of introducing you to a remarkable poet, promoter and cultural manager, and of course, a teacher: Jerusha Kananu Marete. She was born in 1984 in Athwana, in the Tigania West constituency, Meru County, in eastern Kenya (she currently resides in Columbus, Ohio, United States). She speaks three languages: Kimeru, Swahili, and English. She is a woman deeply committed to art, her culture, and her mother tongue, Kimeru.

 The Barcelona-born singer prepares Versátil after years of artistic growth, personal loss, and a renewed way of telling stories of love.
By Susan Villa

 There are artists who do not understand music as a trend, but as a way of life. Dani Ramírez belongs to that lineage of performers who have built their path through consistency, emotion, and a distinctive sonic identity, where pop and flamenco coexist effortlessly. After years of career development, collaborations, and several record releases, the Barcelona-born artist enters a new chapter marked by both personal and musical maturity.

 By José Luis Ortiz Güell

 There are artists who illuminate stages with flashes of fame—and then there is Aitana. Behind the voice that has conquered charts and emotions across continents beats an intimate, almost secret pulse. She is not only the girl with light eyes and an electric smile who appears on screens, but an architect of feelings, a composer of her own resilience. Today, in a quiet room far from the roar of the crowd, we sit down not to talk about numbers or tours, but to listen to the music that plays when no one is recording—the story between note and note, in the life of one of the most influential Spanish artists of her generation. This is a conversation to discover the woman behind the art, the one who lives in the silences between chords.

 By. Yanelki Rodríguez Gómez

 Doctor Carlos Hugo Garrido Chalén, a multi-award-winning poet and writer, is the founding global president of the World Hispanic Writers Union (UHE), which will celebrate its 34th anniversary next June. Recognized as one of the most naturalistic poets of the 21st century, Garrido Chalén has dedicated his life to promoting literature as an ethical, social, and cultural tool, building bridges between writers, generations, and cultures across the Spanish-speaking world. In this exclusive interview, he shares his vision of literature, peace, social justice, and the legacy he wishes to leave for new generations of authors.

Interview with María Folgueira
By José Luis Ortiz Güell

 There are people who shine with their own light, not just because of their talent, but because of the authenticity that emanates from their being. María Folgueira is not only a prodigious voice that has conquered stages, nor merely a model who has walked for the great names of international fashion. She is, above all, a woman who has known how to navigate between the perfection of the catwalks and the vulnerability of emotions, between the dazzling spotlights and the intimacy of her truth.

 Today, we enter her world, beyond the covers and the applause. Today, we discover the María who beats behind the art, the one who dreams, who falls and rises, who turns each song into a piece of her soul and each step into an act of bravery.

 By Carlos Javier Jarquín

 My dear planetary friends,

 Today I bring you an inspiring conversation with a great friend who has amazed me with his achievements at just 20 years old. Let me introduce Parvej Husen Talukder, poet, writer, entrepreneur, and aspiring computer engineer. He was born on August 23, 2005, in Derai Upazila, Bangladesh. His father is a village doctor and his mother is a homemaker; he is the eldest of five siblings.

 Interview with Roberto Macedonio

 By José Luis Ortiz Güell

 There are journalists who report, and then there are those who, with every word, exude humanity. Roberto Macedonio doesn’t just write news; he weaves narratives that awaken consciences, break boundaries, and, above all, move hearts. Winner of the 2025 Multicultural Europe Prize, his career is a map of empathy and rigor, where forgotten voices find their echo. In this interview, Roberto Macedonio opens up emotionally: he speaks about his fears, his battles, and that sacred fire that drives him to seek the truth even when it hurts. Get ready to meet the man behind the stories that are defining an era, now in his new chapter in Washington, D.C.

Interview with Eva Cobo
By José Luis Ortiz Güell

Time passes, but some essences remain. Eva Cobo, the actress who once illuminated the screen with her talent and elegance, still shines today—though from a different stage: real life. Far from the spotlight, yet close to what truly matters—her family, her projects, and her tireless spirit of resilience—Eva welcomes us with that warm, disarming smile.

 By. Osiris Valdés 

 Nicaragua, a land of history and passion, has always found its sporting identity in baseball and boxing. For decades, these sports have been the country’s banner, allowing its athletes to shine on international stages. However, a new wave has begun to flood the hearts of Nicaraguans: soccer, the sport that gathers crowds and ignites passions, has risen as the new protagonist. Today, soccer resonates powerfully in every corner of Nicaragua, carrying with it the enthusiasm of a nation that has found in this sport an inexhaustible source of joy.

Memories, characters, and reflections from an actor who has gone through six decades of filming, fame, and passion for acting

By Susan Villa

 Talking with Luis Fernández de Eribe is entering a way of understanding acting built over time. With more than six decades of experience in film, theater, and other audiovisual formats, his career has developed steadily, away from the ups and downs that usually accompany the profession, and marked by a calm relationship with success, recognition, and the craft.

By. Osiris Valdés 

 On the radiant day of June 26, 1990, Nicaragua witnessed the birth of Carlos Javier Jarquín, who from his home in Costa Rica has woven a legacy as a writer, journalist, cultural manager, and poet. His pen, like a graceful butterfly, alights upon cultural and literary themes, sculpting with words the very essence of the human soul.

 At such a tender age, Carlos resonated with the rebellion of art, challenging conventions and tracing paths of light on the dark canvas of contemporary literature. His chronicles, like mirrors of time, reflect the raw truth of everyday life, intertwining the threads of the mundane with the profound tapestry of universal culture.

 By. Osiris Valdés López

 Shakira Martínez, the renowned Spanish singer and songwriter, has carved her path in the world of flamenco and pop flamenco from a young age. Her musical journey began at the age of 7, and by 8, she was already immersed in a theater company. Born into a family with deep musical roots, Shakira is the granddaughter of the legendary Lina Vargas, making music a constant presence in her life from the very beginning.

 Shakira, how have you seen your career evolve from its beginnings until now?

 —My career has been a journey of evolution and growth, shaped by effort and dedication. I started by performing cover songs with my cousin and gaining experience in theaters. Every experience, no matter how small, has been fundamental to my personal and artistic development. I am deeply grateful for every stage I've lived through, as each one has contributed to shaping the artist I am today.

The Valencian band previews with “La Superficie” the universe of their upcoming album, a more organic, danceable and ambitious proposal
By Susan Villa

 Six to Fix faces a new stage without renouncing the essence that has defined its trajectory for more than a decade. The Valencian pop-rock electronic band has built its own sound based on Anglo-Saxon influences, energetic guitars, and a danceable electronic style that recalls both contemporary references such as The 1975 or The Killers, as well as atmospheres inherited from the 80s and 90s. All of this shapes a proposal with personality, stage energy, and an expansive vocation.

 By. Osiris Valdés López

 In the sonic universe of music, where every note is a whisper of the soul and each chord a heartbeat of the heart, Marina Cornejo stands out as a luminous star. Her debut album, "A mis Fortines Gauchos", released in 2015, is not merely a musical work but a delicate tapestry that intertwines the pure essence of Argentine traditions with the freshness of a new artistic vision. Since that first chord, Marina has traveled a magical path, transforming every stage into a sanctuary of emotions where folklore meets innovation in an eternal embrace.

 By. Osiris Valdés López

 In Sofía Guilarte Reyes's chords, music becomes a journey of intertwined emotions, where rock and flamenco converge in a vibrant dance of passion and expression. Her beginnings as a guitarist and vocalist in the band Okulary to the founding of El Mundo de Sofía, this talented Cuban musician has carved out a unique path in the music scene. Her profound lyrics and powerful melodies have resonated on iconic stages like Maxim Rock and Casa de la Amistad, solidifying her place as an innovative figure in the Cuban music landscape.

By. Osiris Valdés

 "The change comes from inside out, humans tend to change from the outside in, and that rarely yields a positive result; when you change from the inside out, that's when you see the result, the real change in your life."

                                                                                                       Aymée Nuviola

By José Luis Ortiz Güell

 At 44, without seeking it, she won Mrs. World Bilbao. It was not a beauty pageant. It was a masterclass in self-esteem, broken timelines, and the power of saying “why not.” This is her story, unfiltered. In a world that often whispers to us that brilliance has an expiration date, that dreams wither over time, and that stages are only for a few, the story of Zuriñe Alonso arrives like a silent earthquake. Imagine this: a 44-year-old woman. A teacher. Her days unfold between classrooms, grading exams, and everyday responsibilities. Her uniform: comfortable work clothes. Her stage: a blackboard. Her audience: young people searching for their place in the world. And yet...

 One day, this same woman dressed in lights, walked a runway, and was crowned Mrs. World Bilbao. Not as an act of empty rebellion, but as a living testimony that our second—or third—story can be the most beautiful. This is not a fairy tale. It is more powerful: it is real. It is proof that sometimes, the most revolutionary act is simply daring to say “why not?” when everything—even our own mind—tells us “not anymore.” Today we speak with Zuriñe not about queens and crowns, but about scars turned into strength. About the moment when a woman looks at her reflection and decides to stop asking “can I?” and simply does it. Because her story is not about winning a pageant. It is about winning herself.

By. Osiris Valdés López

 "Art is not merely a means to express and evoke emotions; it is a sublime way to awaken to a more profoundly human vibration, to connect with others, heal, and leave an indelible mark. We are not alone; we are all One." — Adela Meza

    Dear readers, in the eternal canvas of our existence, peace reveals itself as a state of sublime inner serenity, an ethereal dance where one finds balance and harmony with the universe around us. In many traditions and Eastern philosophies, this state is known as inner peace, a spiritual and mental equilibrium achieved through meditation and introspection. It is a delicate balance between the self and the environment, a reflection of our purest essence.

 By Osiris Valdés López

 In the enchanting city of Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Ana María Zanello stands as a dazzling figure in the cultural firmament. Her life is an ode to creativity and passion, an endless cascade of brushstrokes and verses that narrate the story of an artist whose influence and elegance have left an indelible mark on the world of art and poetry.

 From early childhood, Ana María was immersed in a dance of colors and words. Her love for art began in her earliest years, when her small hands were already sketching dreams in painting, writing, and the dance of drawings. This early flourish of talent was crowned at the age of nine with her first literary award, a harbinger of the impact she would have on the artistic and educational world.

 By. Osiris Valdes Lopez

 In a captivating literary display, acclaimed Spanish writer Marianela Ibáñez invites us to immerse ourselves in her work, an erotic novel titled "La Reina Sin Colmena". After captivating her readers with titles like "Las trepidantes aventuras de Erika y Fran", "Todo final tiene un principio", and "El diario de mi hada", Marianela returns with a mischievous and seductive narrative that explores the darkest and most pleasurable corners of human existence. In this novel, the author weaves a story where the protagonist, faced with the loss of the most essential, abandons decency to indulge in life's pleasures, yet she also ventures into a labyrinth as complex and real as life itself.