Podcasts about Rosal

Ana Torrent, Manolo Solo y José Coronado nos acompañan hoy en El Ojo Crítico para hablarnos de 'Cerrar los ojos', la nueva película de Víctor Erice que se estrena este viernes y que llega a San Sebastián donde el director recogerá su premio Donostia. Además, actualizamos la información sobre la huelga de guionistas de Hollywood, abrimos la librería de Stars Hollow con Inés Martín Rodrigo y nos acercamos a la lectura de Lorca y el homenaje a Rosalía de Castro que se ha tenido lugar en el Cervantes, en la víspera del día europeo de las lenguas. Siguenos en Twitter (@ElOjoCriticoRNE) e Instagram (@ojocritico_rne) Escuchar audio

El XV Campeonato mundial de Juego de La Oca en Alpartir, trampas en la historia con el historiador Carmelo Romero, una visita al cuadro ‘La Escuela de Atenas', y nuestro retrovisor dedicado a Rosalía que hoy cumple años.

Carolina Rodríguez, además de ser yuyera y productora, es una referenta de la plata en materia de género en al ámbito rural. Creció cuidando y trabajando la tierra, "la que nos daba el alimento", pero se enfrentó a un rubro dominado por la violencia masculina. Es por eso que se dedica desde 2014 a promover la formación sobre violencia de género entre sus compañeras. "Yo conocía la violencia física y la sexual, pero no conocía la económica, ni la psicológica. Por eso me capacité y fui aprendiendo para ayudar a mis compañeras y para cuidar a mis hijas y que puedan decidir por ellas mismas", manifesto. Para sumar a su participación, también compartió su trabajo y militancia en el feminismo rural la productora de plantas nativas y politóloga, Rosalía Pellegrini, quien habló de las herramientas de lucha y de producción que comparte con sus pares. "Tomamos la decisión de construir una herramienta gremial para que, junto a las mujeres del campo, construyamos una herramienta organizativa que abrace a todas las mujeres del campo, para impulsar nuestra agenda en las organiaciones sociales, en la políticas, en los medios, etc. Es un aporte más allá de las banderas", declaró. "El campo es una espacio muy masculizado y no queremos retroceder, por eso construimos esta organización con perspectiva de género en territorio rural y entre mujeres campecinas" Mujeres de acá, todos los miércoles de 19.00 a 20.00 Con Marcela Ojeda.

Entérate por qué los fans piensan que Rauw Alejandro y Rosalía han vuelto. Además, ¿cómo se llama el bebé de Marc Anthony?

‘Vivir para contarla. Historias de mujeres que sobrevivieron a una violación'. Patricia del Río enumera en este nuevo episodio de Letras en el tiempo lecturas sobre la violencia sexual, donde las autoras fueron las víctimas y vivieron para contarla. Son los casos de la arquitecta y artista visual, Jana Leno, y su libro ‘Violación en Nueva York'; de la escritora estadounidense, Alice Sebold, quien en sus memorias ‘Lucky' (‘Afortunada') y la novela ‘The lovely bones' (‘Desde mi cielo'), que también fue llevada al cine, da detalles de este execrable hecho. La escritora argentina, Belén López Peiró, denunció al tío que la violó siendo niña en su novela ‘Por qué volvías cada verano', que sirvió para que este año la policía le hiciera justicia deteniendo a su agresor. Tatiana Salem Levy, escritora brasileña, habla por su amiga, una arquitecta que fue violada en Río de Janeiro, en ‘Vista chinesa'. Y quizás la historia de Roxane Gay, en ‘Hambre, memorias de mi cuerpo', marcaron su vida y su cuerpo llevándola a comer desmedidamente como un rechazo de sí misma por lo que vivió. Una recopilación de sus artículos se encuentra en el libro ‘Mala feminista'. La invitada de la semana es Magnolia Pinedo, quien en ‘Puñetazos', libro de relatos, aborda el drama de las sexualidades alternativas, modernas y eternas en individuos desajustados, marginales y extremos. Las canciones de hoy son: ‘Querida muerte', René Goust; ‘A ningún hombre', Rosalía; ‘Malo', Bebe; ‘La puerta violeta', Rozalen; ‘Se portaba mal', Kany García y Mon Laferte; ‘Un violador en tu camino', Lastesis; y ‘Si no cantara', La colmena. Todo esto y mucho más hoy a las 14:00 y 19:00 h por RPP. Escúchanos también por rpp.pe y podcast del programa en las diversas plataformas. Edición de audio: Andrés Rodríguez ||| Episodio 31 – Cuarta temporada 2023.

Programa de NovaOnda Albacete: De Machín a Rosalía – (31/08/2023)

Juan, un español de Valencia, decidió añadir su ciudad de origen a su nombre artístico, y así se presenta en los escenarios de la ciudad australiana de Melbourne donde actúa como drag queen, inspirada por las divas hispanas de los años 70 y por las actuales, como Rosalía. Pero su expresión artística llega más lejos, y como explica a SBS Spanish, es una acción política para la gente latina y para dar voz y normalizar la cultura LGTBIQ+.

Finalmente RBD dio inicio a su gira de conciertos de regreso. Fuimos testigos de su primera presentación y aquí te contamos todos los detalles de lo ocurrido.Y además en El Gordo y La Flaca: Grupo Firme se presentó ante 30 mil fanáticos en México con una sorpresiva revelación de Eduin Caz.William Levy y Elizabeth Gutiérrez pusieron fin a los rumores de su separación tras dejarse ver juntos en un restaurante.Sigue empeorando la situación de Luis Rubiales y el escándalo en la Real Federación Española de Fútbol.Fanáticos gozaron de la bichota bajo la lluvia, mientras Feid tuvo dificultades en su presentación. Laura Zapata se enfrenta a la enfermera de su abuela en una corte de México. ¿Qué pasó con la modelo colombiana acusada de haberse metido entre Rosalía y Rauw? Esto y mucho más en los Chismes Gordos. La Messimanía no para en los Estados Unidos y New York enloqueció con la presencia del astro argentino.Shakira será homenajeada en Barranquilla con una escultura y hablamos con su creador.

Conocemos este proyecto en el que los vecinos del municipio han realizado un mural, que muestra la historia y las tradiciones locales, a través de piezas de cerámica llevadas a cabo este verano en varios talleres participativos e intergeneracionales. Nos lo cuenta Pilar Sagaste, responsable de Cerámicas el Cierzo y Rosalía Redondo, vecina de Luna que ha participado en el proyecto

"Los grandes comienzos de grandes novelas'. ¿Cuán importantes son los primeros párrafos en una novela? ¿Definen el éxito de la obra? Es el especial de hoy de Patricia del Río en #LetrasEnElTiempo. Recordemos algunos grandes inicios de grandes novelas: “Cuando Gregorio Samsa se despertó, una mañana después de un sueño intranquilo, se encontró sobre su cama convertido en un monstruoso insecto” (‘La metamorfosis', de Franz Kafka); “En un lugar de la Mancha, de cuyo nombre no quiero acordarme, no ha mucho tiempo que vivía un hidalgo de los de lanza en astillero…” (‘El ingenioso hidalgo Don quijote de la Mancha', de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra); “Era el mejor de los tiempos, era el peor de los tiempos, la edad de la sabiduría, y también de la locura; la época de las creencias y de la incredulidad…” (‘Historia de dos ciudades', de Charles Dickens); “Las familias felices son todas iguales; las infelices lo son cada una a su manera” (‘Anna Karenina', de León Tolstoi); “Desde la puerta de La Crónica, Santiago mira la avenida Tacna sin amor: automóviles, edificios desiguales y descoloridos, esqueletos de avisos luminosos flotando en la neblina, el mediodía gris. ¿En qué momento se había jodido el Perú?” (‘Conversación en la Catedral', de Mario Vargas Llosa); "Bastará decir que soy Juan Pablo Castel, el pintor que mató a María Iribarne" (‘El túnel' de Ernesto Sábato); “Lolita, luz de mi vida, fuego de mis entrañas. Pecado mío, alma mía…” (‘Lolita', de Vladimir Nabokov); “Como a Rosario le pegaron un tiro a quemarropa mientras le daban un beso, confundió el dolor del amor con el de la muerte” (‘Rosario Tijeras', de Rafael Franco); “Muchos años después, frente al pelotón de fusilamiento, el coronel Aureliano Buendía había de recordar aquella tarde remota en que su padre lo llevó a conocer el hielo…” (‘Cien años de soledad', de Gabriel García Márquez). En la entrevista de la semana, la periodista, escritora e investigadora Teresina Muñoz-Nájar, resume en ‘Vidas vulneradas' (Fondo Editorial PUCP, 2023), la triste realidad del embarazo infantil y adolescente. Las canciones que complementan este especial son: ‘Les noces de Fígaro', Obertura Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, London Philarmonic Orchestra; ‘Obertura de Guillermo Tell' Gioachino Rossini, Inma Shara; ‘Ojalá', Silvio Rodríguez; ‘Never going back again', Fleetwood Mac; ‘Nana' Cap. 9 Concepción, Rosalía; ‘Sweet home Alabama', Lynyrd Skynyrd; ‘Sweet child O'Mine', Guns N'Roses; y ‘Pedro Navaja', Rubén Blades. Además, el video: "Cien años de soledad" leído por Gabriel García Márquez (en @n3rruso). Todo esto y mucho más en Letras en el tiempo, este domingo a las 19:00 h por RPP. Escúchanos también por rpp.pe y podcast del programa en las diversas plataformas. Edición de audio: Andrés Rodríguez ||| Episodio 28 – Cuarta temporada 2023.

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By Walt HickeyWelcome to the Numlock Sunday edition.This week, I spoke to Bloomberg's Ashley Carman, who writes the Soundbite newsletter. Here's a recent thing what I wrote about it: The hottest thing in music touring right now is selling affluent 30-somethings their old eye shadow and tight pants back for a considerable markup, with alt-rock bands making a killing on the road. The forthcoming When We Were Young festival in Vegas has sold 160,000 tickets, Blink-182's North American tour just wrapped with $85.3 million gross on 564,000 tickets, which follows a 2021 outing by Weezer, Green Day and Fall Out Boy that grossed $67.3 million on 659,062 and an $88 million My Chemical Romance tour. Anyway, if any bookers want to take a look at my high school iPod Mini, I have absolutely categorically figured out exactly what the next three years of successful concert tours are going to be.Right now the podcast industry is in utter chaos, the music industry is beseiged by an enigmatic TikTok and the rise of AI, and the main things that appear to be working in the record business are unexpected niches, like country music and Mexican regional music. Ashley's covered it all, so I wanted to have her back on to chat about it, in audio no less!Carman can be found at Bloomberg.This interview has been condensed and edited. Ashley, thank you so much for coming back on, it's a pleasure to have you.Yeah, happy to be here.You cover audio; it's a big beat, it has a lot going on, and it's been a really dynamic couple of months it seems, in your field. What's been going on?Basically my beat, I started out covering the podcast industry over at The Verge for a number of years, then came over to Bloomberg, still with that intention to cover the podcast world, but also add in some of the music industry, really getting both sides. Obviously, audio can also include audiobooks, all the various genres of audio that exist in this world, but primarily focused on the podcast space and music industry. What's been going on? Podcasting has been having a little bit of a market correction reckoning. The music world is pushing for a whole new streaming model and wringing their hands over generative AI. So, busy dynamic moments on both sides of the industry.I recall reading a little while ago that the audio slice of the pie, so to speak, is increasing, but the individual groups within it are rising and falling pretty dynamically. I guess let's talk a little bit about what hasn't really been working super well lately. You've written a lot about the podcast industry and the consolidation that we've seen in that. What's been going on in the past six months; it seems like there's been a serious contraction?Yeah. So, essentially the very sped up version of the podcast world up until now is, starting around 2019, you had Spotify enter the space, spending a ton of money, which basically set off this huge gold rush around podcasts. Amazon entered the world with Wondery, adding it onto Amazon Music, Spotify obviously making its acquisitions, SiriusXM, iHeart, which of course has been in audio, and SiriusXM having been in audio, but really in earnest signing big lucrative podcast deals. And that goes on for a few years. You have the live audio craze of Clubhouse, and then this past year, really what's happened is this moment of, okay, we spent a lot of money on these podcast deals and locking up some of these big names in exclusive partnerships, but are we actually making our money back on those deals?I think that's what we're starting to see now is this correction of, hey, what were these deals really worth?Was this just a super frothy, hyped ecosystem that got us into some financial troubles? So, now, with that in the rearview mirror, some more awareness around the smart deals that could be made, you're seeing some consolidation in the space, even on the smaller network side, who were maybe benefiting from that frothy environment. Now they're like, okay, we need to figure out how we're going to survive in this ecosystem, especially when there's a broader ad pullback in the market. So, they're starting to consolidate, the bigger companies are laying folks off because they just got over their skis, as far as the investment, and yeah, it's just been a rough time, honestly, but I'm hoping that it turns a corner soon.Yeah, it seems like frothy is a good word. What companies, what kind of podcasts and what industrial organization structure has been the most durable? It seems like the big guys who put a ton of money into recruiting maybe a lot of talent from movie and television, those haven't necessarily done as well, because they were very ad sensitive, but that's not everything. There are still a lot of things that are working in podcasts, it seems.Yeah, and I guess the important caveat here is that podcasting is growing. Audio companies' revenue is growing in the podcast world. It's not the type of downturn we're seeing where all of a sudden it's like we lost 7 billion listeners this month. It's not like that. The space itself is actually growing, it's just when it's in relation to the deals themselves and how much was spent for the return, it was maybe just a little too early for that moment. So what's working is people do enjoy listening to podcasts. I personally, I see it in my friends, which granted, I have the bias of being a media reporter, and my friends are also media people, but they buy stuff from podcasts. They enjoy engaging with it.So from that perspective, I actually think podcasts have a lot of might, and there's been a lot of stuff written recently, not from me, but other great reporters, who have covered just how important podcasts are in the political landscape, as well. You can really see the impact and the amount of conversation they can drive and really bring people to make certain decisions. So I think that actually the spotlight is on them; it's just the business has been a little tricky.Yeah, it's weird, I've seen a lot of podcasts that had been very ad supported for a while often start pivoting toward live events and whatnot, which is what music acts do historically as well. You don't always need to make all your money off of the physical sales, it can also just be actual events.The podcast touring definitely still exists. I don't know if it's the biggest slice of the pie, but there's of course Patreon and subscriptions, which have been a success story for the podcasters that can make it work. So, there are alternate avenues for success.What else isn't really doing all that swell when it comes to audio right now? I know that podcasts have had a hiccup, but you've also run a couple of times about how Spotify is looking to raise prices, potentially, and you're looking at some of these larger companies that have tried to really control a lot of the audio pie that might not be doing as well.Yeah. So, I think what you're hinting at maybe is just the streaming environment for music. Really what we're seeing there is, it's really obviously reversed the trend of piracy, back in the day, and we're streaming now, companies are doing great, the music companies are growing, they're public, all of that. But what we're seeing in that world is a little bit of concern over the potential future, which is how do they continue growing? How do they maximize the dollar from the streaming services? You've seen price increases. And then also, even more somewhat forward facing, just how do you deal with generative AI when maybe that would lead to an influx of content out there?How do you actually allow artists who do this for a living and maybe aren't necessarily totally financially motivated by it to actually have their music be heard and make money off of it? And then of course, in the music world, you also have the struggle that TikTok runs so much of this now in the conversation, so what do you do? How do you break artists? How do you make superstars when a lot of this is at the whim of an algorithm?Yeah, I don't have it in front of me, but I feel like you wrote something a little while ago about how some of the major music companies are even starting to invest in some of these streams, whether they're the lo-fi or high-pitched streams, to capitalize on some of that social. Am I remembering that correctly?Yes, and I also need to put myself back in that story. The piece that I wrote was about sped up songs, which is a TikTok trend; it's like chipmunk singing, it's just sped up tracks. And what the major labels have covertly done is run Spotify accounts that have all those tracks on there. So, it kind of gives off this veneer of, oh, this is some low-key TikTok DJ who put this up here, and I stumbled upon this big secret, when actually it's totally blessed by the labels and ensures that when you're listening to that song, they get paid the proper royalties. Because obviously if some random person uploaded a song, I guess we would say illegally, without the proper rights, and they don't properly tag the rights holders, the rights holders don't get paid. So you could see the incentive to be like, here's your cool thing, but we're actually going to make our money off of it.How widespread is that? That's wild.I wrote about, I believe it was a Universal account that I wrote about, and I think I wrote about a Warner account as well. So, in those two cases, there were two different accounts. And then, gosh, I would need to check, but one of them actually put out an official compilation of sped up songs.There are ghost kitchens for music now, that's amazing.Yeah.So let's talk a little bit about what's hitting. A story that you wrote fairly recently, that I really enjoyed because it struck me directly on target, demographically and generationally, was about how one of the biggest hits on the road these days, and one of the biggest tours out there, and one of the biggest odd successes that we've seen in the live events industry, has been the late aughts revival of rock, whether it's Blink-182 or any of these other emo-related bands. I dug that because obviously everybody likes reading about themselves at times, but this seems like it was a little unexpected, that it really is hitting. Why is that?Yeah, so what I wrote about — you did a good job recapping, but just to cover even more so is that — yeah, you have tours like Blink-182, they got back together, their tour is massive. I have the exact number: The North American leg of their tour grossed $85.3 million and sold 564,000 tickets according to Billboard. Yeah. So they've just had this massive success, which has also translated to streaming, and then you also have tours like My Chemical Romance, who reunited, that did also amazingly well. They grossed $80 million on their tour last year. And then, additionally, there's just this When We Were Young festival, which maybe you've heard of, in Vegas, which is a who's who of that era and rock bands. And so, really what we're seeing is these bands command an audience, even though their heyday was 2004, or even the late ‘90s.And I don't know exactly what's causing it. Obviously, it could be that folks like us, we're older, we have jobs, we can afford to go to concerts, we have a disposable income, maybe we're going to see it. Maybe the torch is being passed from our parents' generation of rockers down to them, and they're going to become the big rock stadium X, that everybody goes to see in the summer, or whatever it is. Or, this is kind of the X factor, is maybe it's the Y2K interest from Gen Z, and this resurgence in that aesthetic and culture. It could be that, too; it could be all those things. But yeah, it's cool to see, and it's definitely a trend that people are banking on.Yeah. And again, the numbers here are wild. You mentioned Blink-182, I think they have the fifth- or sixth-highest three-month live grosses. They are genuinely one of the most competitive acts out there per that ranking in that post.And they're touring a ton. I mentioned the North American numbers, but they're going around the world. It's almost a year-long tour, so it's going to be massive.Great. Yeah, it's definitely a cool trend, because one thing that you've written a lot about is that what's hitting now is really inconsistent. We can talk about a couple of things; one thing I want to talk about is Mexican music, one thing I want to talk about is country music. Where do you want to go first with this? Because the things that are doing really, really well are fairly eclectic.Yeah, we can start with any of them. I think the story of country music is pretty interesting.Morgan Wallen has just been a force who, without getting into the full story, he was caught on camera using the N word — not great, a lot of issues around him. Also, there was some COVID stuff, back in the COVID days. So, really, he's just had this moment where his fans are committed, they love him, he's selling out stadiums, doing really, really well.His story of the country music is interesting, because you have these acts who are starting to be, I guess you would call them crossover? They're starting to reach into a pop audience, even. And also you have this sort of cultural shift that some people would like to see in country, which is maybe more voices from women, or Black artists, or LGBTQ artists, and the struggle between that and the reality that Morgan Wallen is the biggest country star in the world right now.So, that's the story of country, and it's an interesting one, because there's definitely some tension there.Wallen is interesting for a lot of reasons, but his album, One Thing at a Time, has been topping the rankings for quite some time. He did some interesting stuff with that. He clued in on a trend, on how to, not manipulate per se, but how to use streaming incentives to their advantage. Because a 36-song record that is almost two hours long, which you rarely see, but if you're thinking of a streaming thing, that could make sense, right?Yeah. If you want to give fans a lot to listen to, you definitely could. Although, I do think a lot of it is probably all going to his singles. I hear them everywhere I go, and that's even in New York.Yeah. Taking another step, Mexican music in particular, you had this really great story, I want to say beginning of June, end of May, that was all about that niche in general, and there's been a lot of regional music that has succeeded. That's riding a couple of different other trends, right?Yeah. Obviously, Mexican music is sung in Spanish most of the time, and so what we're seeing there is just a continuation of growth in the Latin music broader genre, which is Bad Bunny, obviously huge, Rosalía, lots of others. So, with Mexican music, we're seeing artists like Peso Pluma, who is 23 years old from Guadalajara, he's also just been this huge act, and really the sound is truly a regional sound.And there is controversy with that, as well, around this genre called narcocorridos, which are stories around drug cartels, just Wild West stories, almost. And obviously, there's been some pushback on that, but once again, this music is really reaching people regardless of whether they speak Spanish or not.And I think the story with Mexican music is going to be, can it become as big as Reggaeton or Dembow, or something that really translates across the world? Right now we're seeing it in Mexico, obviously, the U.S., but can it really go to Asia? We're starting to see hints of it. But that's the next turn of the screw for that genre.Really? So, it does make sense that it could succeed in America because there's a large Spanish-speaking audience here, but the next marker of success is, is it going to be played in Japan?Anywhere in the world. But yeah, obviously Asia would be amazing. I spoke to some people who were like, yeah, we have listeners in Japan, which is so cool, but yeah, you want to see it succeed in all sorts of different regions that maybe don't necessarily have that direct tie to Mexico or Spanish language.Yeah. I know that they've done phenomenally well in North American tours. Bad Bunny's tour was huge.Yeah. Bad Bunny was huge, and all these Mexican artists have also been touring for years. The U.S. has a huge Mexican population, or descendants of Mexican people, so it definitely does very, very well in North America.That's exciting. It's a really great newsletter, I enjoy it a lot. And I'm interested in the space, and it's just been very cool because this seems like a very transformative time, where finally the music industry has, as you mentioned, put piracy at bay, but at the same time, there are still some issues lurking.I remember you had a story a little while ago about how people are concerned about streaming fraud, and some of the numbers that are out there when it comes to possible streaming fraud are pretty remarkable. What do you make of that?So, streaming fraud is an interesting conversation because that's one that I feel like for years wasn't really widely acknowledged, it was just maybe discussed behind closed doors. But more and more now companies are discussing this. I believe Universal talked about it, or at least nodded to streaming fraud as an issue that they're trying to handle, on their earnings call.It's just a bigger conversation in the space now, and I think part of this does come from that urgency of, okay, again, assuming there will be a future where generative AI puts a lot more music on platforms, how do you know who is there authentically? Who's getting fake streams? How do you qualify that? And quantify that? I think there's just this motivation to really crack down and make sure everyone's getting paid their fair due, and obviously the labels don't want to lose market share to what they would consider either outright fraud or just not human artists, or I don't even know, not real artists, I guess.What do you mean by that? That's interesting.It's kind of talked around, sort of this idea of real artists who are artists, musicians that are like, “This is my career, this is what I want to do,” versus someone who might be financially motivated and goes to an app to generate a song, and is like, “This is a way for me to make money.”Or, UMG has talked a little bit about noise, like white noise, for example. Is that worth as much? Should that be worth the same amount as, I think Warner famously said, "An Ed Sheeran song?" Should those be counted the same and be worth the same amount of money? The labels would obviously say no, and I assume people who make white noise would say yes. So, this is the dynamic right now.And the entity that currently gets to decide that is Spotify.Yeah, the DSPs.That's an interesting one, I feel like I'm going to see more of that in the future. So the newsletter is Soundbite. It's a Bloomberg newsletter, and it's very, very cool. Before we wrap it up, anything else that's been on your mind lately? Any stories from this summer that you feel folks should maybe be paying more attention to, whether they're inside or outside of the music industry?I think the one that everyone's watching is the generative AI story. The thing I'm watching there is it's a lot of theoretical conversation, a lot of talk, and then you have some actors being like, okay, we're going to not allow any AI-generated songs on our platform. I'm curious what the policies look like around that; I'm curious about how they define an AI-generated song. I think that is going to be a big part of the conversation, definitely the legal side and then maybe even the government side. I just think that story is going to keep snowballing into something.Obviously this is not the only industry that is reckoning with the potential for AI. A lot of it comes down to just who gets to use it and when. Can an artist use AI during the creation of a song, versus can a label use an AI to make the song, versus can a DSP use it to flood their network with stuff? It's a weird peculiar question that, you're right, is entirely theoretical in so many ways.Yeah, exactly.Cool. Well, Ashley, thanks so much for coming on. Where can folks find you?I am on X aka Twitter, I guess, @AshleyRCarman. Honestly, I'm a nerd who's like, follow me on LinkedIn, to be honest. And then, please do subscribe to my newsletter. It is free.Yeah, it's great.So that's exciting.You got some really good data in there, I'm very fond of it. Anybody who listens to stuff should definitely check it out. Ashley Carman, thank you so much for coming on.If you have anything you'd like to see in this Sunday special, shoot me an email. Comment below! Thanks for reading, and thanks so much for supporting Numlock.Thank you so much for becoming a paid subscriber! 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La más reciente dedicación del reguetonero a su ex no ha pasado desapercibida y analizamos la letra de la canción 'Hayami Hana'.  ¿Habrá  un tema de respuesta de 'La Despechá'?¡Escucha toda la diversión y el entretenimiento del Podcast del Show de Raúl Brindis!Disponible en la App de Uforia, nuestro canal de YouTube: Uforia Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify o donde prefieras escucharnos.

Con Fuego y chinchetas recordamos que no todas las canciones son acerca del amor, sino que el dinero ocupa un hueco en nuestro repertorio musical, así nos lo hacen saber artistas como Rosalía, Betacam y Bad Gyal 

Rauw Alejandro se subió a la moda de escribir canciones para los ex. Su nuevo éxito 'Hayami Hana' es un poema de amor para Rosalía y aquí te contamos todo lo que dice.Pero Rauw no fue el único que estrenó canción dedicada a su ex. La Bichota también estrenó tema musical en el que le responde a Anuel. Hablamos con una muy cercana amiga de Luis Miguel que nos ayudó a desmentir y confirmar varios de los rumores que circulan alrededor del cantante. Niurka Marcos no deja títere con cabeza, le tiró a Yury y no creerán lo que dijo de Luis Miguel.Irina Baeva defiende su talento. Elizabeth Álvarez confiesa cómo va su matrimonio con Jorge Salinas. Cristiano Ronaldo sigue siendo el rey de Instagram. ¿Quién está en primer lugar: Bad Bunny o Peso Pluma? Esto y mucho más en los Chismes Gordos.  

Adrián López Soler viaja hasta Alemania sin salir de España charlando con la embajadora alemana en nuestro país, Maria Margarete Gosse. Una conversación distendida sobre tópicos, comida, música o como nos ven a los españoles desde Alemania.

I denne sommerudgave weekendpodcasten har vi udvalgt to artikler til dig. De to artikler kan – her i skolesommerferiens allersidste uge og lige inden mange vender tilbage til arbejde eller studier – måske minde os om, hvad det er, at ferie og frihed kan. For selv om det efterhånden er nogle uger siden, så er der sikkert mange Roskildegæster, der ikke har glemt årets festival. En af grundene til det, er den spanske superstjerne Rosalía, som vi bare ikke kan få nok af. Så derfor kan du i dag høre to artikler om hende. Artiklerne er læst op af os, der har skrevet dem.Først er det Erik Jensens portræt af den catalanske sanger og musiker, som han skrev og læste op for dig op til årets Roskilde (00:55)Den anden Rosalia-artikel er anmeldelsen af hendes koncert på Roskilde. 6 hjerter fra Joakim Grundahl (22:48)Har du allerede læst eller hørt en af artiklerne, kan du altid 'spole hen' til den artikel, du vil gerne vil høre. Se minuttallene ovenfor.Og husk: de tre artikler bare er et lille udvalg af de mange artikler, vi har læst op, og som kan høres direkte i Politikens podcast-app, så snart de udkommer. Her kan du også sammensætte din egen playliste og tage artiklerne med på farten. Det kræver blot, at du er Politiken-abonnent. Og det kan du nemt blive ved at gå ind på politiken.dk/shop

El pasado es un gran maestro pero vivir en él nos puede nublar decidir y ver qué tan brillante puede ser nuestro futuro. En este episodio, Alexis habla sobre Rauw, Rosalía, los aliens y las decisiones sobre el futuro. Síguenos en todas las redes como @sonoropodcast.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Llegamos al XV aniversario en todo lo alto con un show en vivo desde Ripollet (Barcelona) y ante un público fiel que se ha presentado para ver un directo con mucha improvisación y grandes momentos capitaneados por El Pelos de Ripollet y Sam Danko. Enrique Marín "Wasabi" repite como maestro de ceremonias en un show que cuenta con el debut del artista urbano MANUEL BB, el cual viene a dar su opinión sobre la ruptura entre Rabo Alejandro y Rosalía, así como a retar a Alexxulo1 a una improvisadísima batalla de gallos usando palabras elegidas por el público. Contaremos con muchas anécdotas de aniversarios enviadas por nuestros oyentes, un campeonato intercontinental de "Piedra, Papel y Tijera", en donde Enrique Wasabi defiende cinturón, consejos de ciberseguridad de nuestro Ángel de la guarda y muchas sorpresas más. Además, contaremos con apariciones estelares como Pelisbal y un fin de fiesta más que accidentado con un Miguel Danko intentando traer de vuelta vía "Ouija borracha" al negro de Boney M. Una irreverente manera de poner fin a la decimoquinta temporada del programa de humor más longevo de la podcastfera Española. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

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Valeria Duque, la modelo colombiana que fue señalada de causar el rompimiento entre Rauw y Rosalía, habló en exclusiva con nosotros para aclarar todos los rumores. Y además en El Gordo y La Flaca: Cardi B está en medio de una gran polémica tras lanzarle un micrófono a una espectadora que le lanzó agua durante una presentación. El ex boxeador boricua Alex Verdejo fue declarado culpable de los escandalosos cargos por secuestro que terminó en muerte y asesinato de un menor por nacer. ¿Qué tema no se le puede tocar a  Paquita la del Barrio? ¿Marjorie de Sousa le va a dar una oportunidad a Julián GIl? ¿Qué condiciones pone Lupillo para su próxima mujer? Esto y más en la farándula mexicana. 

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La modelo cerró sus redes por todos los insultos que le llovieron. Pero ya se sabe que Rauw y Rosalía han desmentido los rumores de infidelidd.

Se rumora fuertemente que la ruptura del par de cantantes habría sido por una modelo colombiana. ¡Te contamos de quién se trata!¡Diversión y entretenimiento durante el verano con el Podcast del Show de Raúl Brindis!Disponible en la App de Uforia, nuestro canal de YouTube: Uforia Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify o donde prefieras escucharnos.

Joining the Deux U Classroom this week is host and TV personality, Lilliana Vazquez. We're discussing the week's hottest topics, including: Rosalía + Rauw Alejandro  An OC Housewife gets rowdy  Irina Shayk + Tom Brady  Morgan Wallen + Kristen Cavallari Harry Styles + Taylor Russell  Harry + Meghan Markle update Hollywood baby daddies  Ariana Grande, Dalton Gomez + Ethan Slater  Shaun White + Nina Dobrev  Shoplifting at Erewhon Listen for never-before-heard or read information! Follow Deux @Deuxmoi To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Última semana de julio, y mientras todos los podcast se fueron de vacaciones, nosotros seguimos dándole el contenido más duro de to' el Interné. Siguen los fokin apagones en el 100X35, Jorge Bracero pelea con los trolls que quieren verlo pela'o, la mamá de Arca tranca el Moscoso, mientras un chef comediante dice que hay que guardar potes de salchichas porque viene una guerra civil. Tekashi no puede dar su esperado show en los Premios Juventud por unos supuestos códigos de la calle, las extrañas tetas de Yailín se van viral, Gallo se busca un calentón con los títeres, Kendo escupe los dientes y una querida pareja urbana termina su relación por culpa de los cuernos. ¡Despierta, durmiente, que empezó La Hora Mach0rra! TAQUILLAS PA' OSCAR Y MANOLO TE ROSTEAN: https://boletos.prticket.com/events/en/te-rostean USA EL CÓDIGO "20MACHORRO" PARA UN 20% DE DESCUENTO EN: https://www.manscaped.com/ LAS MEJORES ARTESANÍAS: https://prartisans.com/ LA MEJOR MARCA DE ROPA BORICUA: https://www.resistancecompany.com/ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lahoramachorra INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/lahoramachorra/ CANAL DE CLIPS: https://www.youtube.com/c/lahoramachorraclips EL MEJOR STUDIO DE PE ERRE: https://www.instagram.com/gw_cinco/ Hosts: Alexis 'Macetaminofén' Zárraga, José Valiente & Oscar Navarro === REDES === Maceta https://www.facebook.com/TioMacetaminofen https://twitter.com/Macetaminofen https://www.instagram.com/macetaminofen/ Valiente https://www.youtube.com/user/valiente101 https://twitter.com/JoseValiente https://www.instagram.com/josevalientepr/ Oscar https://www.instagram.com/oscarnavarropr https://twitter.com/oscarnavarropr https://www.facebook.com/oscarnavarropr  

El reguetonero no se ahorró ninguna palabra para explicar lo sucedido. ¡Escúchalo en este Bonus perrón!¡Diversión y entretenimiento durante el verano con el Podcast del Show de Raúl Brindis!Disponible en la App de Uforia, nuestro canal de YouTube: Uforia Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify o donde prefieras escucharnos.

Alimentos que te pueden salvar la vida. Confesion de Paulina Rubio sobre la muerte.

Fuimos a terapia por el rompimiento, (Daly si rompimiento)

Escucha quién podría ser la chica con la que está saliendo Rauw tras el rompimiento con Rosalía.

Tres mujeres seguras y decididas llegan al aeropuerto con mole, tlayoyos, tamales y chile en polvo. Todo sea para saciar los deseos de Denver. ECDQEMSD podcast - El Cyber Talk Show - episodio 5573 Las Mexicanas Conducen: El Pirata y El Sr. Lagartija https://canaltrans.com Noticias Del Mundo: Boyas en Texas - El Río Grande y Bravo - Pelea entre Abbott y Biden por el Muro Flotante  - USA, MX y Canadá hablan de drogas - Rosalía y el amor - Mick Jagger y sus primeros 80 - Los Angeles, Un ex The Cure, un ex Siouxie and the Banshees y un productor - Una pelí de Patos - Cheetahs sueltos por Bolivia. Historias Desintegradas: En el aeropuerto - Los pedidos de mamá - Está todo prohibido - Días felices - Alegría en la feria - Un error te lleva a un portal místico - Negociación divina - La vida o la oreja - Un precio tolerable - Una camioneta clásica - Ford Falcon de los sesenta - Pesado y robusto - Uniendo Coahuila y Nuevo León por el clima - En Pachuca estamos bien - La importancia de los manglares y más... https://www.canaltrans.com/ecdqemsd_podcast_2023/5573_las_mexicanas.html En Caso De Que El Mundo Se Desintegre Podcast no tiene publicidad, sponsors ni organizaciones que aporten para mantenerlo al aire. Solo el sistema cooperativo de los que aportan a través de las suscripciones hacen posible que todo esto siga siendo una realidad. Gracias Dragones Dorados: https://www.canaltrans.com/radio/suscripciones.html

8.40: ENTREVISTA a Xavi Puig, responsable del futbol femen

8.40: ENTREVISTA a Xavi Puig, responsable del futbol femen

8.40: ENTREVISTA a Xavi Puig, responsable del futbol femen

8.40: ENTREVISTA a Xavi Puig, responsable del futbol femen

8.40: ENTREVISTA a Xavi Puig, responsable del futbol femen

Una modelo colombiana sería la culpable de una doble infidelidad que habría terminado con el compromiso entre Raw Alejandro y Rosalía. Aquí te contamos todos los detalles. Y además en El Gordo y La Flaca:Lionel Messi sigue enloqueciendo a su fanaticada en Miami después de marcar doblete en su segundo partido.Adiós a Sinead O'Connor. La cantante falleció a los 56 años.Hablamos en exclusiva con Mayela Laguna, la ex cuñada de Alejandra Guzmán sobre el escándalo de su hijo y esto nos dijo.¿Qué dijo Yolanda Andrade sobre el divorcio de Monserrat Oliver? Finalizó el juicio en contra de Kevin Spacey. ¿Qué dicen Bradley Cooper y Giselle Bundchen sobre el romance de sus ex? Esto y mucho más en los Chismes Gordos.

On the show today… Rosalía is in the news after breaking down in tears while performing on stage at Lollapalooza Paris. Here's the story behind the headlines. And Dwayne Johnson, AKA The Rock, has donated a historic amount of money to the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Relief Fund to help actors struggling in the wake of the strike in Hollywood. But…why are all the other A-List Hollywood actors in hiding? We have a theory. Plus, Cara Delevingne is Elle UK's newest cover star, and in the interview, she talks about falling in love with an old high school friend and why she is now sober. But there's something suspicious about how the interview is written and the answers she has given, and we think we've seen this trick before.THE END BITS Subscribe to Mamamia GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We're listening. Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at thespill@mamamia.com.au WANT MORE? Follow us on Instagram...https://www.instagram.com/thespillpodcast/?hl=en Read all the latest entertainment news on Mamamia... https://mamamia.com.au/entertainment/ Subscribe to The Spill Newsletter... https://mamamia.com.au/newsletter CREDITS Hosts: Laura Brodnik & Kee Reece Executive Producer: Gia Moylan Assistant Producer: Taylah Strano Audio Producer: Scott Stronach Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading our articles or listening to our podcasts, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and our aim is to get to 1,000. Find out more about Mamamia at mamamia.com.auBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

8.40: ENTREVISTA a Xavi Puig, responsable del futbol femen

Abinader habla sobre su reelección, el PRM y las críticas a su figura, Colegio Médico Dominicano anuncia un nuevo paro de labores y aa inesperada ruptura de Rosalía y Rauw Alejandro… de esto hablamos este lunes 24 de julio.

Sigue la epidemia de rompimientos entre los famosos. Un medio asegura que Rosalía y Rauw Alejandro terminaron su relación a pesar de que había anillo de compromiso de por medio. Aquí te contamos todo lo que hemos averiguado al respecto.Y además en El Gordo y La Flaca: El escándalo familiar de 'el Pirru' en contra de su hijo José Emilio se calienta. El joven respondió a su papá con fuertes declaraciones. Lionel Messi se va de Miami y lo encontramos buscando casa. Aquí te contamos en donde.La ex esposa de Danni Alves denuncia graves amenazas en su contra.¿Monserrat Oliver se separa? ¿Ahora donde fue captada Kim Kardashian con sus hijos? Esto y mucho más en los Chismes Gordos. Kylian Mbappé podría convertirse en el jugador mejor pagado del mundo. Aquí te contamos a quiénes superaría en cifras. 

En el último episodio de "El humano es un animal", el comediante Jóse Rafael Guzmán recibe al invitado Daniel Enrique y juntos comparten anécdotas hilarantes y experiencias personales. El tono del programa es divertido y relajado, lleno de risas y momentos inesperados. Durante la conversación, Jóse menciona un viaje a la playa con su familia, donde inicialmente planeaba trabajar en un pequeño documental, pero terminó necesitando descanso y relajación. Además, recuerda una divertida anécdota de su infancia, cuando él y sus amigos jugaron con fuego y tuvieron un susto cuando los vecinos pensaron que habían causado un incendio. El tema principal de este episodio gira en torno al ejercicio físico y la vida saludable. Jóse y Daniel discuten sobre sus experiencias en el gimnasio y cómo el ejercicio puede ser una actividad retadora pero gratificante. También hacen comentarios humorísticos sobre los suplementos y las sesiones de ejercicio con música alta y luces de neón. Además, el programa presenta una especie de "Mundial" entre distintas celebridades, donde Jóse y Daniel debaten con humor sobre quién es más atractivo o con quién preferirían pasar tiempo. Estos enfrentamientos, con nombres como Edgar Ramírez vs. Lasso, Alexis de Anda vs. Britney Spears y Lele Pons vs. Rosalía, generan momentos divertidos y opiniones encontradas. En resumen, el episodio se caracteriza por el humor y la buena vibra entre Jóse Rafael Guzmán y su invitado Daniel Enrique. La conversación va desde anécdotas personales hasta temas de salud y estética, todo en un ambiente relajado y entretenido, que invita a los espectadores a reír y disfrutar de las ocurrencias del programa. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joserguzman/support

L'exconcursant d'"Euf

Para que una canción suene y te llegue, hay que hacerla y en el proceso participan muchas personas. Diego Galaz, multiinstrumentalista y productor, nos visita hoy para explicarnos el proceso de la producción musical a partir de tres temazos, que seguro que a todos nos han hecho bailar alguna vez. 

Este verano el crítico y escritor Alberto Rey es el encargado de quitarnos algunas perezas que tenemos anter ciertos fenómenos a los que tal vez, si fuéramos más sabios y más curiososo, les daríamos una oprtunidad. Hoy "deseperezamos" la ciudad de Benidorm, que vemos como destino turístico poco auténtico y poco exótico. En realidad es muy nuestro, y, como sabe Rosalía y defiende sin complejos en el vídeo de su canción "Despechá",  ir a la playa con un tupper de sandía es nuestra tradición popular y mucho má auténtico que coger un avión a un destino remoto a hacer exactamente lo mismo pero rodeado de códigos que desconocemos. Lejos de ser un momumento al simulacro, Benidorm posiblemente sea lo más auténtico que tenemos, como Manolo Escobar o Carmen Sevilla. 

Nuestros cómicos Leonor Lavado, Carlos Latre, Goyo Jiménez y Borja Fernández Sedano nos acompañan en 'La Hora Guasa'. En homenaje a Ibáñez, hemos invitado a dos personajes que han estado con él durante más de 60 años: Mortadelo y Filemón. Además, recuperamos una especie de viñeta sonora que hicimos en 'Más de uno' hace un par de años cuando fue el 60 aniversario del cómic 13 Rue del Percebe. También, entrevistamos a Aitana y a Rosalía por sus dos de sus canciones que están triunfando este verano. Aparecen Iker Jiménez, Carmen Porter y el señor bajito para analizar el misterio detrás de la canción del verano. Luego, entrevistamos a Gerard Jofra, el hijo mayor de Eugenio, que está representando el espectáculo 'Eugenio by Gerard'. Nos explica cómo es subirse a un escenario a hacer humor, como lo hacía su padre, y la parte nostálgica de este show. ¿Cuáles son sus chistes favoritos de su padre? ¿Qué cosas han cambiado desde que lo hacía tu padre? ¿Por qué triunfaba tanto Eugenio?

Russian President Vladimir Putin seeks to assert control and stability after the coup attempt by Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin; NATO prepares for its summit in Vilnius, Lithuania with mounting questions about Ukrainian membership; hundreds of thousands attend Denmark's Roskilde music festival that highlights the power of art in society; and Zambia secures a deal to restructure its $6 billion in sovereign debt.   Mentioned on the Podcast Liana Fix, “For Europe, Time to Plan for a Post-Putin Russia,” CFR.org Stephen Sestanovich, “How Should NATO Think About Ukrainian Membership After Russia's Coup Attempt?,” CFR.org Michelle Zauner, Crying in H Mart Music Selections Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul, “Blenda” Villano Antillano and Pedró, “Reina de la Selva” Bad Bunny and Rosalía, “LA NOCHE DE ANOCHE” Burna Boy, “Ye” Japanese Breakfast, “Be Sweet”   Rina Sawayama, “XS” Rema and Selena Gomez, “Calm Down” For an episode transcript and show notes, visit us at:  https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/russias-post-rebellion-moves-natos-vilnius-summit-europes-21st-century-woodstock-and-more 

We're in a motorsports moment: Fast X just dropped, Rosalía is popularizing the motomami aesthetic and now it's time for the Monaco Grand Prix. This is the biggest weekend in Formula 1 racing, a sport that's seen an explosion of popularity in the United States. This episode, Brittany welcomes Vox deputy editor and F1 superfan Izzie Ramirez to talk about how new fans are revving up geopolitical conversations and if other sports should be copying the F1 popularity playbook. Then, Brittany speaks with Christian Horner, CEO and team principal for Red Bull Racing. They get into the racing strategy that has won him 11 world titles and his plans for F1's most popular driver.You can follow us on Twitter @NPRItsBeenAMin and email us at ibam@npr.org.