The reason why the King will follow the Spain-France from Barcelona

The reason why the King will follow the Spain-France from Barcelona

The King cannot be in Dallas (USA) this Tuesday but has sent a message of encouragement to the players of the Spanish national football team who are playing for a place in the final in the match against France. The schedule of the Royal House and that of the first World Cup semifinal have coincided on a day when the Princess of Girona awards are presented in Barcelona, while in Dallas, Spain seeks its second final, after the victory in 2010 at the South Africa World Cup. The King, as he has made known, wants to keep his promise and be able to be with the Spanish national team on July 19, if they play the final match of the championship to be held in New York.

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María Becerra: “I am a re-believer but I feel that the Church does not represent me in several things”

María Becerra: “I am a re-believer but I feel that the Church does not represent me in several things”

The story of María de los Ángeles Becerra, better known as Maria Becerra (Argentina, 2000), could be the plotline of a youth fiction story: a teenager who starts making videos on Youtube and ends up creating a community of thousands of followers that allows her to launch her career as a singer and perform not only in her country but in venues around the world.

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Lamine Yamal turns 19: the most surprising facts you might not have known about his life

Lamine Yamal turns 19: the most surprising facts you might not have known about his life

Lamine Yamal celebrates his 19th birthday this Monday on a stage that very few footballers his age have experienced, concentrated in the United States with the Spanish national team at the 2026 World Cup. While trying to bring La Roja closer to a new title, the FC Barcelona winger remains one of the most high-profile figures in Spanish sport. His life is no longer only of interest for what he does on the field, but also for everything that happens off it, from his family environment to his love life or the controversies that inevitably accompany a celebrity of his stature.

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Leonor becomes the first princess to skydive

Leonor becomes the first princess to skydive

Leonor has broken her own record by becoming the first member of the Spanish royal family, male or female, to skydive. La Zarzuela released images this Tuesday of the Princess of Asturias in which she can be seen in the air, landing after jumping from a height of about four hundred meters from a training plane. A few weeks ago, the princess completed the basic parachuting course at the Méndez Parada Military Parachuting School, located at the Alcantarilla Air Base (Murcia), as a complement to the military training she is undertaking at the General Air and Space Academy (AGA) in San Javier.

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Letizia, in white, and Charlene, in blue: a queen and a princess stroll through the garden

Letizia, in white, and Charlene, in blue: a queen and a princess stroll through the garden

The last time they saw each other, both were dressed in white when they met at the Vatican a year ago, at the mass marking the beginning of the pontificate of Leo XIV. This Monday, Queen Letizia chose white again for her meeting with Princess Charlene, who opted for a sky blue so light that from a distance it also looked white. Both, accompanied by the King and Prince Albert of Monaco, walked through the Botanical Garden of Madrid to inaugurate a commemorative exhibition of the 150th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Spain and Monaco.

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Rafa Nadal and Mery Perelló open up about the beginnings of their romance: “Our families knew each other before we were born”

Rafa Nadal and Mery Perelló open up about the beginnings of their romance: “Our families knew each other before we were born”

“My last days as a professional I have spent in a team. It has been an incredible privilege and an honor. A thousand thanks to the team. Now it’s your turn. The reality is that one never wants to reach this moment. I am not tired of playing tennis, but my body has reached a point where it no longer wants to play tennis. I feel privileged to have had this career longer than I would have imagined,” said Rafa Nadal on November 19, 2024, after Spain was eliminated by the Netherlands in the quarterfinals of the Davis Cup.

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