It was unthinkable that, in 1984 – during the conservative rule of Margaret Thatcher – a song about a young gay boy would become a success in the United Kingdom. But the tune – which was accompanied by a music video that portrayed him – went even further than that: it became a classic that touched the lives of several generations
The state capital of Quintana Roo has centuries of history, pristine beaches, and a fantastic boardwalk culture
She’s the artist who wants to be both a radioactive Barbie and a neighborhood princess. With a style that blends Puerto Rican reggaeton and Jamaican dancehall, the Spanish singer has released her debut album — ‘La Joia’ — which is filled with Latin rhythms for summer nights
Few transformative processes in nature are as extreme as the formation of a star. Those that give light and sustain life on at least one planet were once little more than extremely cold and barely visible clouds of gas
Netflix’s ‘Under Paris’ imagines a shark invasion during the Paris Olympics, becoming the latest to join in on a fiction phenomenon that shows no sign of slowing
The Mexican actor spoke with EL PAÍS about his professional life, from his beginnings in the theater to his rise as an international figure
In Mexico, at least 125 people have died from high temperatures since March, while records were broken in Honduras and Guatemala. Citizens of the region could experience between five and six of these scenarios throughout their lifetimes
A report concludes that, in 2022 and 2023, attacks against students and teachers increased by 20%, as did the military use of schools. The worst hit places were Palestine, Ukraine, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Myanmar