Fashion. The leading business event in the Spanish fashion industry.
Singing. One of the most important contests in the world of opera, oratory singing and lied, featuring the finest young voices in international lyrical arts.
Culture. The exhibition will depart from a biographical basis. How did they have access Matisse i Miró to the works of the other one? What did they see or what could they see on the first in the other one? Which were the persons who facilitated this contact?
Theatre. All the works in the festival are new to Spain, and can be seen with subtitles.
Race. The route is the same as last year, an epic flat circuit in the city centre taking in numerous monuments setting off from Passeig de Gràcia and ending up at Arc de Triomf.
Opera. David McVicar’s brilliant production comes to the Liceu.
Music. Santana, Jorge Drexler, Amaral, Viva Suecia, Stay Homas and Jason Mraz, among many others.
Sculpture. You’ll be able to see pieces by Hans Arp, Louise Bourgeois, Eduardo Chillida, Naum Gabo, Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, Isamu Noguchi and Jorge Oteiza.
Rock. The only concert of the tour in Spain will be taking place at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium. Tickets go on sale on 13 December at 9.00 am.
Culture. Sixty activities to generate debate, reflection and involvement in the anti-racist fight, with cultural events, talks and workshops to foster an inclusive community.
Photography. The exhibition consists of 240 original copies from the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in Paris, a selection of his publications in magazines and books, a film and two documentaries made by the photographer himself.
Jazz. Pat Metheny, Kamasi Washington, Maria Schneider, Michel Camilo, John Scofield, and Zakir Hussain are just some of the big names at this year’s edition.
Pop-rock. The US band will be visiting Barcelona with their ‘Loom World Tour’ in July 2025.
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Culture. Sixty activities to generate debate, reflection and involvement in the anti-racist fight, with cultural events, talks and workshops to foster an inclusive community.
Pop rock music. A night to remember - a tribute to two of the legendary bands of the 80s.
Leisure and gastronomy. You can try out the most traditional dishes of Chinese cuisine and take part in a variety of activities.
Folklore. The main event will be a festive day on Saturday, 25 January, starting with a traditional parade from the Parc de l’Estació del Nord to the Arc de Triomf.
Opera and circus. Puccini's music from another perspective, for all ages.
Traditional festivals. There will be drum sessions, fire runs, concerts, children's activities, communal dinners and a popular culture parade, among other events.