Neither the threat of industrial projects nor the loss of certain ancestral traditions can diminish the wonder of this region of Brazil. Photographer Luisa Dörr, who traded the big city for this unique land, captures its nature and people
The use of artificial intelligence in an investigation into the disappearance of an SS officer did not lead to the expected results
Historian Dan Jones has published an electrifying biography of the monarch, nuanced by Shakespeare’s portrayal: The famous harangue at Agincourt would have been just a ‘Come on, lads!’
The blooms adorning the Vatican during Easter and the tulips in the White House gardens come from the Netherlands. But this cultural symbol is also used extensively by other countries in their international relations
The annual reenactment in Iztapalapa – a borough of the Mexican capital – is charged with emotion and tension, due to the hyperrealistic scenes of Jesus Christ’s journey to the cross. The procession takes place on April 3, with recognition from UNESCO
Authorities in the Spanish capital support the event that will end the artist’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour, but local residents say this and other large concerts in the area create unlivable conditions
From the thousands of hooded penitents to Antonio Banderas seen participating in his hometown, here are some of the most striking photos of a deep-rooted tradition being observed these days throughout the country
A Spanish publisher has released a new edition of Gilbert and Gubar’s renowned 1979 book, which analyzed the work of Jane Austen, Mary Shelley, the Brontë sisters and Emily Dickinson from a new angle
The album ‘All Eyez On Me’, which kicked off what promised to be a glorious 1996 for the rapper, went down in history first for the visceral nature of its lyrics and then for becoming the last release of the controversial artist during his lifetime
Now on the brink of his 80th birthday, he learned to play the tres, his country’s traditional guitar, by watching his father — before becoming the youngest member of the legendary Buena Vista Social Club
Genetic analysis reveals that dogs already lived closely with Paleolithic humans and, in two sites, were buried in the same way as human dead
New research brings to light contributions from forgotten female figures
On the southern coast of Peru, pre-Hispanic aqueducts survive, designed to manage water during periods of extreme weather such as those currently being experienced
With a three-decade career and a 400,000-person show in Mexico City’s Zócalo under her belt, the Colombian singer prepares to carry on with her tour — and play in Spain for the first time in eight years
The ‘Fraternity of Metaphors’ exhibition brings together more than 300 exhibits at La Virreina in Barcelona on the filmmaker and the influence on his work of armed conflict in places like Spain, Palestine and Bosnia
It’s been 40 years since ‘Dirty Work’, the album that almost broke up Mick Jagger and Keith Richards’ band but, in time, ended up representing the turning point that saved and reconciled the band
After a year of touring the world, the Colombian artist will wrap up her ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour’ in the Spanish capital, and she’ll be doing it in style, with a stage created especially for the occasion
‘Young Sherlock Holmes,’ the Hollywood adaptation of the famous detective’s adventures, continues to fascinate viewers 40 years later, and many see it as the origin of many sagas that came after
The Cuban singer-songwriter welcomes EL PAÍS to his studio in Havana, days after receiving a replica of the Kalashnikov rifle he requested to repel a potential attack from the United States
The first play about the life of the Dominican lawyer and US ambassador can be seen at the Public Theatre in New York until April 12
Two decades have passed since the premiere of the series that catapulted Miley Cyrus to fame and made the singer the most successful star in the history of the Disney Channel
The founder of the legendary New York band Sonic Youth releases ‘Play Me’, her third solo album: ‘I’ve always acted more as a sociologist than an artist’
Harrison Fishman and Dylan Redford talk about the stories behind a docuseries whose visuals sometimes border on the psychedelic, much like the realities it portrays
The American academic has published an essay about extraterrestrials as the origin of a new creed
The artist gives new life to the hand‑painted backdrops that, before the digital era, served as scenery in films
The 500,000 tickets sold by the Puerto Rican artist for this summer and the construction of an entire stadium for the Colombian singer’s tour have made the Spanish capital the ‘benchmark for Latin music within Europe’
The Spanish museum hosts the first European retrospective of the Japanese-American creative, on the 100th anniversary of her birth and after the show’s stay at the MoMA
