In this section, ideas take shape with depth, clarity, and responsibility. Fashionista Edition offers a space for critical analysis, journalistic reflection, and contemporary thought. Credible and committed voices come together here to address the issues that set the pace of current events, always with rigor, elegance, and a pluralistic vision. Because to opine with substance is also a way to help shape the world.
In the universe of contemporary communication, where immediacy often eclipses depth, El Querendón Newspaper emerges as a steady, composed voice committed to truth. Founded on July 16, 2006, this publication does more than inform: it interprets, contextualizes, and accompanies the social pulse of a region that finds in its pages a faithful reflection of its reality.
New archaeological findings challenge the patriarchal narrative of prehistory and raise an uncomfortable question: When did we start erasing women from history?
For generations, history books have portrayed the Neolithic as a world of strong men and passive women. But the unearthed bones tell a very different story. In sites from Çatalhöyük to the Iberian Peninsula, osteological analyses reveal that many tombs with lavish grave goods—once automatically attributed to men—actually belong to women. Their femurs show signs of intense physical activity, their hips bear the marks of multiple childbirths… and their arms display the same spear marks as the men’s.
Madrid, April 11, 2025 – Once again, the Spanish capital donned its finest attire to host another exciting edition of the Multicultural Europe Awards, solidifying its position as one of the continent’s most prestigious gatherings in the celebration of excellence, commitment, and diversity.
When Photography Becomes Awareness, Memory, and Global Hope
By José Luis Ortiz Güell
In a world saturated with fleeting images, where the click of a camera is often brief and soulless, there is a gaze that lingers, that observes, that breathes humanity into every frame: that of Rafael Plaza Aragonés. A former war correspondent, his photographs have not only appeared in the world’s most important newspapers, but have also managed to find their way into the most intimate corners of the human soul, reminding us that art, when born from pain and commitment, can also be a caress.
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Rubén Darío shines with his own light, as the foremost exponent of modernism. His verses, rich in musicality and metric innovations, have breathed new life into lyricism and the Spanish language, creating a legacy that resonates deeply in the hearts of poetry lovers.
Mallorca: A Poet's Refuge in Summer
Mallorca, with its mysterious and charming landscapes, became an endless source of inspiration for Darío. This magical island not only hosted some of his most beautiful poems but also served as the backdrop for his later years, portrayed in autobiographical works that offer glimpses into the depth of his soul.
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Inspiration is the emotion that embraces every fiber of our human sensitivity. Love, in its infinite essence, becomes the muse that embellishes our existence. It is the force that enhances silent words, slow hours, and thirsty yearnings.
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We delve into the mysterious world of studio musicians, those whose hands and hearts shape the melodies we love. They are the secret lovers of music, the magicians behind the records that caress our souls with every chord and rhythm.
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Romanticism, born in the waning years of the 18th century, is a torrent of emotions that intoxicates the soul. It celebrates landscapes and exalts the spirit of the people, freedom, patriotism, and national identity.
This artistic movement unfolded across Europe in the early 19th century, emerging amidst the haze of bourgeois society and the ideals of the French Revolution: equality, liberty, and fraternity. It is the first Western literary expression to challenge the classical mold, seeking authenticity in personal myths rather than imitations. Breaking free from academic chains, Romanticism embraces creative liberty in an act of rebellion against established norms.
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What do you say we immerse ourselves in the eternal magic of Paris today?
In the 1920s, this city was not just the cradle of art but a sanctuary of boundless freedom and creativity. Allow me to guide you through the veil of time to a city that welcomed artists without borders, where racial and sexual discrimination did not exist. Paris, the city of charm, of wild parties, and unrestricted love. The epicenter of creative souls whose golden footprints have illuminated the path for future generations. Let's imagine, for a moment, that we step into a time machine: what artistic treasures would we retrieve from 1920s Paris for this fresh 2026?
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Dear readers, I invite you to delve into the enigma that was Marilyn Monroe, a figure whose existence was wrapped in the eternal dance between light and shadow. At first glance, her life seemed like a fairy tale filled with glamour and success, but beneath the surface, emptiness always lurked, like a nostalgic melody in an endless dance.
Marilyn, beyond her dazzling career as an actress and her radiant public image, used this facade as a shield against a world that often showed its cruel side. This mask of joy and carefree spirit protected her while she cultivated her artistic talents, hiding her deep melancholy behind a captivating smile. In her gaze, one could glimpse a complex and enigmatic soul. Her soft and melodious voice echoed the loneliness that accompanied her, marked by tumultuous loves and the relentless search for genuine affection.
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In the firmament of Spanish culture, three stars shine brightly, their ethereal glow shaping the course of time. Lope de Vega, Clara Campoamor Rodríguez, and Federico García Lorca, each an archetype of Spain's soulful light and darkness, interlace their brilliance to weave the immortal tapestry of our history and identity.
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I invite you on a journey into the magical universe of Charlie Chaplin, where art intertwines with life, and every gesture is a melody of humanity. In my exhibition "Life Itself," my piece "Shadow of Kisses" pays homage to Chaplin, a titan of cinema whose legacy endures like a beacon in the fog of time.
The limit is not in the body, but in the gaze of others.
By José Luis Ortiz Güell
Romania, Slovakia, and Spain come together in a gala where gravity holds no power. An acrobat who hangs by her own hair, a singer who broke through the wall of talent shows, a psychologist of silence, and an esthetician who heals skin burned by the internet. They are the new faces of multiculturalism: beauty does not understand passports, only heartbeat.
In a world that builds walls, they weave bridges with hair, musical notes, clinical diagnosis, and kind words. At the Europa Multicultura Awards 2026 ceremony, four names will demonstrate that talent has no borders… but it does have vertigo.
The award winners do not compete with one another. Rather, they embrace a shared truth: excellence is born from the risk of being different. Carla Pla (Romania/Spain): The Woman Who Defies Gravity… and Prejudice
In the grand tapestry of the 21st century, artificial intelligence rises as an inspiring muse within the symphony of our era, reshaping the contours of human existence with a relentless cadence. Since the inception of computing, the vision has been lucid: to forge an intelligence that not only mimics but truly embodies the essence of human consciousness. Today, within the crucible of cutting-edge technology, this vision is more tangible than ever, drawing us closer to the realization of a profound dream.
