Community and Culture

On Boiler Room’s origins and Malaga welcoming the BR format

Going back fourteen years to 2010, a currently beloved version of “live-streaming” came into being: Boiler Room. Its rise in popularity had to go hand in hand with the mainstreamization of what was, up until that point, mainly an underground electronic scene. Certain DJs reached unprecedented viewership for YouTube content. A few for instance, are […]

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Queer travel agencies in Spain: useful tool for domestic or international travels

Pride month is upon us. It is self-evident that June, the month that has been recognized as the community’s celebration, was not arbitrarily picked out from the calendar. It is no coincidense that within the same month, falls the Summer Solstice marking the day with the most light and the start of summertime. Isn’t the

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Film Sessions by museum Jorge Rando Malaga

Cineforum is a project by the Jorge Rando Museum that promotes the main educational goal of the cultural space in an interdisciplinary manner. Rando’s team, along with Paco Casado, the museum’s film coordinator in charge, organizes these monthly rendezvous or Film Sessions, as they like to call them. These sessions feature exemplary directors who incorporate

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Who is Bea González? The rising star dominating premier padel

In the world of padel, a type of tennis played on a small court surrounded by walls, Bea González is a familiar name. At the age of 22, this Malaga-born talent, along with her partner Delfi Brea, secured her fourth Premier Padel title consecutively. In the course of two hours, they fiercely defeated Claudia Fernández

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One week of techno in Málaga: DJ sets from May 20th to the 26th

Searching for recommendations on the subject of clubbing in and around the greater metropolitan area of Malaga radiates a sense of potential. It’s about unlocking spaces to party together with diverse groups of people, all of whom share a common passion for quality music and holistic club experiences. Basically, here is a tip for tracking

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Sweet relief: spanish ice cream shop offers free treats to cancer patients

La Ibense, an ice cream parlour in Ronda,, has come up with a heartwarming initiative. They are going to offer free ice cream to cancer patients who are undergoing chemotherapy. Raúl Rico, the shop owner, highlights that their aim is to provide sweet relief to those experiencing the painful side effects of chemotherapy. Rico initiating

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From Costa del Sol to London: Torrox Flamenco Hits the Big Stage

Torrox, a municipality in the province of Malaga renowned for its vibrant flamenco, is set to bring its talent to the UK. Alter Ego and Ave de Plata, two of Torrox’s flamenco creations, will be showcased at the Sadler’s Wells Theatre. This event is basically for of the flamenco festival in London, which’ll take place

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Chicano tattoos and Málaga’s quick guide of studios

Sometimes, one sits around and wonders: Which style of tattoos do you see most people wearing nowadays? Which style do you spot more frequently, around plazas and playas, during this hot summer? Given that everyone has started showing more and more skin already, on the occasion of mid-summer almost approaching. On one side, the more

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