Rosalía returns to Barcelona with her LUX Tour and transforms Palau Sant Jordi into something between a misa, a museum, and a rave. Rosalía parla català, but more than that, she speaks in symbols, references, and emotion, guiding the audience through a four-act spectacle that moves from ballet purity to Berghain darkness, from confession to divine ascension. With nods to Edgar Degas, Francisco Goya, and Diego Velazquez, and moments shared with Bad Gyal, the show becomes a living artwork, layered, theatrical, and deeply personal. Back home, a casa, Rosalía doesn’t just perform, she consecrates the stage.

In the colorful realm of drag, where self-expression knows no bounds, one troupe stands out for its boldness, authenticity, and celebration of diversity: Drag Syndrome. Born from the visionary leadership of its founder, who champions inclusivity through avant-garde art, Drag Syndrome has become a beacon of empowerment for artists across the globe – not just artists with Down syndrome.

FLÓBÉR is an activist performance that addresses the symbiotic relation between family and nation states in the proliferation of dictatorial and colonial practices.