The new orchestra at the star's city centre theatre will be under his artistic direction and the baton of Díez Boscovich
They may be children, but they play the drums like professionals. Sergio Rodríguez, 11, and David García, 7, both from Marbella, have won places in the final of a global competition
WHAT HAPPENED TODAY?
The opening of the city's first Artistic, Scientific and Literary Lyceum took place on 8 January 1843 in the old Franciscan convent that is still used for concerts today
She was the first Spanish singer to become a ‘prima donna’ in Italian theatres and the composer Rossini wrote an opera especially for her. And it all began when she was a child, performing popular songs with her sister
Andrew Prince has created pieces for some of the UK's best-loved actors including Dames Judi Dench and Maggie Smith
With the original title La Trinchera Infinita, the Basque-Andalusian production stars two Malaga actors, Antonio de la Torre and Belén Cuesta
A Malaga businessman hopes to demystify the rituals of wine consumption and make wine less complicated
IN THE FRAME
The artist studied design in New York and went on to create his own men’s fashion collection
Some excellent sparkling wines are made in different parts of the province
The co-founder of the Alzheimer's and Dementia Support Group, David Donaldson, explains to SUR in English the difficulties faced by those who provide assistance to the English-speaking community on the Costa del Sol
Dani, from Rincón de la Victoria, has decided to tackle the world's tallest peak in a novel way which showcases how many mountains there are in this area and how easy they are to access
A faster pace of life, packed lunches for the office and even Instagram have almost relegated soups to culinary archeology
Lucky grapes. The strange practice of eating 12 grapes at midnight is thought to have been introduced in the 19th century by the Madrid bourgeoisie, who copied the idea from the French
Although he no longer had his famous long hair the legendary Beatle, who was murdered 40 years ago this month, caused huge excitement as soon as he set foot in the airport
Tientapanza in Écija, Alpalpador in Galicia and Olentzero in the Basque Country are all lesser-known figures who form part of local festive traditions in parts of Spain