People
Antonio Banderas dedicates his Premio Juventud award to Ceuta
The Marbella gala honoured the Malaga-born actor as an agent of change for his support for social causes
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History
The erotic writer who went into hiding in Benalmádena
Writing under the pseudonym Margot Bland, Kathryn Greenlee penned novels about sex and desire; she was prosecuted for obscenity and eventually settled on the Costa del Sol
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Andalusian influencers around the world
Paz Vega: An actress of many dimensions
The actress went from roles on Spanish TV to sharing the big screen with stars like Adam Sandler, Nicole Kidman and Sylvester Stallone
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Andalusian influencers around the world
Elio Berhanyer: A prestige designer on the global stage
The Cordovan couturier is regarded as one of the four great figures of modern Spanish fashion, alongside Balenciaga, Rabanne and Pertegaz
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Agriculture
The Malaga grandad whose farming tips went viral
Manuel Bonilla, who offers advice on traditional farming with his grandson Dani, now has over 300,000 followers on social media
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Andalusian influencers around the world
Miguel de Gálvez Russia's love affair with Malaga wine
The ambassador to the Russian Court in St Petersburg had 48 bottles of Axarquía sweet wine sent to Catherine the Great
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In The Frame
Life after 'The Good Life' on the Costa Tropical
John Esmonde: Nearly 50 years after they first arrived in La Herradura, Gina Esmonde remembers a life shared with her husband John - the man behind 'The Good Life' - in the small seaside village
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Andalusian Influencers Around The World
Diego Velázquez The 'painter of painters'
Praised by many art historians as the greatest Spanish painter before Picasso, his work inspired many 19th-century French painters
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In The Frame
From the kitchen to the art gallery
Paul Davies. The former pastry chef and chocolatier is hosting the first exhibition of his work in Estepona, even though he only began painting during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020
Tony Bryant |
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Andalusian influencers around the world
Joaquin Cortés: Taking flamenco to the global stage
The Cordoba-born flamenco dancer has enjoyed global superstardom and has been linked with Giorgio Armani and Naomi Cambell
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People
Malaga psychologist fights cancer twice and wins bronze at dragon boat competition in Munich
After overcoming breast cancer and facing chronic metastatic melanoma, Alicia Rojas has made sport her way of life
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Culture
Malaga cello prodigy Álvaro Lozano conquers the classical world
The 20-year-old musician has just finished fourth in one of the world's most prestigious competitions
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People
Why are so many Americans moving to Spain?
They’re no longer looking for beaches, sunshine and paella. American families are moving to Spain in search of a quieter, more affordable and fulfilling life… and to get away from Trump
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Culture
Malaga to return Nobel Prize winner Vicente Aleixandre's bedroom furniture to Madrid after 20 years in storage
The new headquarters of the Centro del 27 on Calle Carretería will exhibit the furniture for the first time before its temporary move to Madrid
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Culture
Malaga-born artist who worked for Marvel comics presents her poster for 36th Fancine festival
Natacha Bustos was inspired by the First Dates show when designing the poster
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People
The Andalusian Mowgli turns 80
Marcos Rodríguez, a boy from Andalucía, astonished the world by living among wolves for over a decade in the middle of the 20th century
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Paloma Picasso Designer
'In Malaga I realised I was not half Spanish but half Andalusian'
The last of the Malaga artist's children who visited the city last week for the unveiling of the sculpture of her grandfather, talks to SUR
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Andalusian influencers around the world
Los del RíoThe song that won over the Clintons
The Macarena was a global hit in 1996 filling dancefloors all over the world with people doing the dance sequence
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People
Isidora and Pepa: the centenarian Malaga residents linked by their children's marriage
Both were born in 1922 and, with the exception of the occasional ailment, enjoy excellent health
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