70 years ago, Victoria and Antonio started selling loaves to the neighborhood: today the company they founded continues to bring families together around bread

70 years ago, Victoria and Antonio started selling loaves to the neighborhood: today the company they founded continues to bring families together around bread

Generation after generation, there is a small habit that unites and connects us all: sitting around a table. And this custom survives intact over time. In Spain, a well-stocked table with friends and family is everyday life turned into tradition and memories. And always with one element that remains over time: bread.

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The difference between eating and nourishing yourself, explained at a party

The difference between eating and nourishing yourself, explained at a party

Every forced act becomes unpleasant. The phrase, attributed to Aristotle, finds an escape in the act of eating. Feeding oneself is a biological imperative, a necessary refueling, but enjoying oneself while eating… Ah, that is a different matter. Even more: that sensation, which naturally occurs both when dipping the spoon into grandma’s stew and when feeling the spherifications burst upon closing the mouth, becomes an exercise in hedonism when the click happens: the moment of awareness. La Vanguardia’s Comer channel celebrated its tenth anniversary last night at the Azul restaurant, by Romain Fornell: “This is a night to eat, drink, and laugh with an incredible team of editors and collaborators who approach gastronomy in a transversal way. We try to tell people’s stories to get to know them more intimately. This is a night to be happy,” says its director, journalist Cristina Jolonch.

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The empire of Kang that threatens Barça

The empire of Kang that threatens Barça

Barça and Lyonnes will fight this Saturday in Oslo to reclaim the European throne. The blaugrana lost it last year after falling in the Champions final against Arsenal. The French, on the other hand, have not won since 2022, but with eight trophies in their showcases, they remain the queens of Europe. And if there is someone determined to dethrone Barcelona, it is Michele Kang.

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The San Isidro festivities kick off: concerts, parades, exhibitions, and gastronomy

The San Isidro festivities kick off: concerts, parades, exhibitions, and gastronomy

David Otero and Sofía Cristo DJ (May 9), a tribute to Extremoduro (May 11), Rubén Pozo, Miguel Ríos, Alejo Stivel, The Refrescos, Sole Giménez, Celtas Cortos, Amistades Peligrosas, Nena Daconte, Marilia from Ella Baila Sola and OBK (May 14), Nuria Fergó, Las Ketchup and Los Chunguitos (May 15), Fangoria, La Bien Querida and Triángulo de Amor Bizarro (May 16) will provide the soundtrack in San Isidro, which “will be ablaze with festivities from May 7 to 17,” affirmed the mayor, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, at the presentation of the celebrations for the capital’s patron saint festivities.

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“Tech companies depend on us; if we stop collaborating, it has an effect”

“Tech companies depend on us; if we stop collaborating, it has an effect”

The Spanish-Mexican philosopher Carissa Véliz burst onto the public debate in 2020 with her book Privacy Is Power (Debate), in which she detailed how governments and companies continuously obtain data from us in a surveillance society. Next June she will publish Prophecy (Debate), which the author herself defines as “a reflection on the uses and abuses of prediction, from the Oracle of Delphi to artificial intelligence, because although the technology is very different, the political role it is playing is actually very similar.”

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