Thirty years after founding his first band, Charlie Molina is still fully devoted to music as leader of Roper Cansino. However, behind his rock-soul star manners and his charisma onstage, a father of three and a private eye hide. Apologizing for being late, he quickly says hi as his legs keep moving. 53-year-old Charlie heads…
One of the most outstanding Sevillian rock groups of the 80s was Loscomotoras. More than thirty years after its creation, its founder Rafael Cuevas returns with his new project: the group Black Ducados, which gathers and broadens the experience of the previous one to create a new album and start a concert tour. Cuevas tells…
“Visceral, determined, racial. At times wild, fragile at times. Dance of emotions”. This is how the journalist Sara Arguijo described the figure and art of Irene La Sentio, an Italian who has lived in Seville for years and one of the great flamenco dancers of the national and international scene. The report by Mathison Davis…
What happens when someone travels to another country in search of certain cultural stereotypes of the place and finds something completely different? What happens when, faced with this situation and nostalgia for the home, that person feels the need to embody certain stereotypes of his country, even though he has never embodied them there? Alex…
In this report by DJ McAllister, Memphis Jiménez, vocalist for the Pinball Wizard group, talks about his band’s place in the music scene and about the role of women in bands.
Jaime, the photographer and videographer portrayed in full swing by DJ McAllister, talks to us in this report about his professional career, his sources of inspiration and what photography means to him.
In recent years, one of the most successful activities among Sevillians has been swing dancing. Numerous events, animated since 2013 by the festival Sevilla Swing! take place every year in the city. And many of them, like this one we see in Noa Laden’s work, take place in the streets.
One of the most popular activities for CIEE students in Seville is learning to dance flamenco. In this report by Vi Kakares, we delve into Eli’s school and meet who is the teacher of many of them as we watch one of their classes.
El Rinconcillo is famous for being the oldest bar in Seville, dating back as far as 1670. It is also known for its excellent tapas. In this report by Kelly Pellegrini and Rebecca North we learn a little more about this place.
In this work, Anna Morris reflects on the presence or absence in Holy Week in Seville of one of the elements that anyone would consider essential in a religious rite: Silence.
