I will recover the story of one of the most fascinating musicians of the 90s, who died at 30 years old after releasing a work that today has become a classic. I am referring to Jeff Buckley and his album Grace, which includes immortal songs like ‘Lover, you should’ve come over’. The documentary Jamás habrá un final, Jeff Buckley recovers unpublished images and has testimonies from the singer's most intimate circle to reconstruct his career, both personal and musical. From April 8th on Filmin.

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I will visit Visit the TACA space, on Sant Feliu street in Palma, to discover the artist's latest work. Lluís Juncosa, a solo exhibition entitled (ROAR) Shooting in the karmic chair and dedicated to the memory of Julià Homar. The exhibition brings together a collection of 23 drawings by Juncosa, created between 2003 and 2023, which synthesize some of the recurring themes in the artist's career, with a visual and narrative force that is absolutely overwhelming and captivating. According to the exhibition's promotional poster, the images, which address elements such as bodies without organs, are part of a series "that will not be revealed." le privilège des mouseis" and of a "future publication entitled Dermopolitik".

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I will A grand celebration is planned for the 30th anniversary of two leading groups on the island's music scene, Cap Pela and Nou Romancer, with a joint concert at the Principal Theater in Inca. In addition to their three decades of performing, the event will celebrate the exceptional talent and enduring appeal of Cap Pela, a group that has remained active throughout this time with a unique and captivating style, and the enduring influence and brilliance of Nou Romancer, who, back in the mid-90s, championed the revitalization of traditional song. The repertoire for this special evening will include special covers, surprises, and the groups' greatest hits. Sunday, November 23, at 7 p.m.

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I will try bear with dignity that twenty years have passed since an album that changed my life and became one of the pillars of my generation: Out cobwebs, by Bebe. The album featured songs that became true anthems, such as "Malo," "Ella," and "Siempre me queda," which made the singer-songwriter from Extremadura a role model for thousands of teenagers. To celebrate two decades since the release of her debut album, Bebe is offering a tour of various locations, stopping at the Palma Auditorium, where she has performed on several occasions and where some of the album's most famous songs, such as "Como los olivos" and "Con mis manos," will be performed live. Friday, October 10 at 9 p.m.

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I will do big party because I'll finally be able to see on the big screen the movie that I've been waiting for for months to be released: One battle after another, the latest film from my favorite director, Paul Thomas Anderson. Expectations are very high, but Paul Thomas Anderson never fails: we're talking about the man responsible for masterpieces of contemporary cinema such as Wells of ambition, The invisible thread and MagnoliaIn this case, he adapts a work by Thomas Pynchon again, as he did in Pure vice, and it does so with a cast that includes Benicio del Toro and Sean Penn, and starring Leonardo DiCaprio as a former revolutionary who faces the kidnapping of his daughter with his former comrades. Available September 27 at CineCiutat.

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I will pass much of the week in the Misericordia Gardens, which will once again host Palma's Catalan Book Week. The opening speech, by Antoni Llabrés, president of the Obra Cultural Balear, will take place on Wednesday at 6 p.m. and will kick off a program that includes a tribute to Joan Perelló, a talk on Valencian rondallistic music, and book presentations such as A submerged light, by Marc Cerdó, and Nothing was left, by Maria Escalas, among others. Several family storytelling sessions and children's shows are also scheduled, as well as a roundtable discussion entitled "Social Networks Speak Catalan." Culture, language and literature, which will close out the program. From September 17 to 21.

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I will discover Who are the finalists of the new edition of the Pop Rock competition in the last two semifinals, which will take place on September 11 and 12 at La Movida and Es Gremi, respectively? Among the groups hoping to advance to the finals are bands such as Merak, John Sickers, Tebals, and The Ripples, projects such as Mon Joan Tiquat, and singers such as Manena and Naxisca, some of those selected from the more than ninety proposals received in this new edition of the historic music competition in search of emerging talent, which is held more than ever in cities. The final of this edition will be held at Les Voltes, where you can enjoy a live performance by the five finalists. The event will take place on Saturday, September 27, from 7 p.m.

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I will search good place in the movie theater to experience one of the events of the year: the premiere of Carla Simón's new film, Pilgrimage. After presenting one of the best debuts in recent cinema, Summer 1993, and collecting the big prize at the Berlinale with Alcarràs, the filmmaker closes this trilogy of stories connected to her biography with PilgrimageThis new film by Simón, which was part of the official section at the last Cannes Film Festival, tells the story of a teenager who travels to Vigo, where she experiences her first love, in search of the story of her biological parents, who died of AIDS. From September 5th at CineCiutat.

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I will dance to the rhythm of Afroelectro, the genre that defines the duo's proposal Djamra, will be the stars of a new evening of vibrant music included in the program of La Luna en Verso, a series organized by the Mallorca Literary Foundation. In this case, they will bring Simoh Bouchra and Boualem Fedel's work to the Molinar de Montuïri esplanade, bringing the authenticity and roots of Maghrebi musical identity to a contemporary dimension with new tools and sounds. In addition, the Madrid-born artist's songs will be performed live. Bewis de la Rosa, who will present his first album, Love more than ever, where he delves into the concept of rural rap with a mix of music, dance and performance. Saturday, August 30, at 9 p.m..

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I will say To my Menorcan friends, don't miss Laura Marchal's concert in Lithica. She is an innovative and surprising artist, thanks to her ability to connect the traditional flamenco repertoire with current themes, ideas, and issues, while retaining her sweet and nuanced voice. It's also a new opportunity to enjoy one of the archipelago's most unique landscapes in all its splendor, thanks to the Fosquets de Lithica program, a program that fills the Hostal's quarries with music, theater, and culture throughout the summer. The next events in the series will be on August 21st with the Persian music of Roots Revival and on the 28th with the Orquesta de la Encuentro de Raíz. Thursday, August 14th, at 8:30 p.m.

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I will go up at Alaró Castle to enjoy one of the most special concerts of the summer. After debuting this stage last year with Maika Makovski, the organizers of the Sonsdenit series are returning with two of the local scene's leading artists: Miquel Serra and Joan Miquel Oliver. And although the Alaró concert will be just one of the stops on their summer tour together, it's sure to be one of the most memorable: to get there, they and everyone else will have to hike up to the castle, at most with the help of a couple of donkeys. It won't be the last chance to see them together, as at the end of the month they'll be playing in both Sant Llorenç and Pollença. Wednesday, August 6, at 7:55 p.m., at Alaró Castle.

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I'll start I'm preparing for the arrival in Mallorca of one of my favorite writers, Pedro Mairal, by rereading his work. Mairal is one of the first confirmed participants for the new edition of FLEM, which will take place in early October in Magaluf, just as the author's new novel is being published. The new onesWhile it arrives, it is a good time to return to The Uruguayan, a novel that speaks of hopelessness –or perhaps it is the other way around–, Salvatierra, where a man reconstructs his father's life from a painting he painted, and A Night with Sabrina Love, an extraordinary road trip starring a teenager who crosses Argentina to meet the actress he has dreamed of for as long as he can remember.

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I will celebrate that five years after the initially planned date—March 14, 2020, when we were put on lockdown—we can enjoy Jackie Oates' first live performance in Mallorca at Monti-sion, Porreres. The young British artist has been able to revitalize folk music thanks to an approach that is as respectful and conspiratorial as it is contemporary and energetic. Oates' concert will also mark the beginning of a farewell, that of the Women Don't Wait for Waits series. After ten years of programming more than twenty memorable performances, such as those of Lisa Germano, Kathryn Williams, and Scarlet Rivera, she will bid farewell in November, specifically on the 7th, with Courtney Marie Andrews at the Teatro de Alaró. Thursday, July 17, at 8:45 p.m.

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I will meet again on Netflix with one of my favorite creators, Lena Dunham. Thirteen years after the premiere of one of the most relevant series of the 21st century, Girls, the creator returns with Without measure, a series that seems to have a lot in common with the previous one: the protagonist is once again a girl unable to face what adult life is supposed to be. In this case, however, changing the toxicity of New York for a supposed romance with London by the work and grace of the producers of Notting Hill, who are also part of the proposal team. It is difficult for it to be as extraordinary as Girls, but the return of Lena Dunham—and her worldview—is cause for celebration. Starting July 10.

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