The week opens with a visit from Laura Pausini, the renowned Italian singer who has just marked her presence on the global music scene. In a celebration that highlighted talent and influence across the Latin music community, a prominent Italian actor received the Person of the Year award at the Latin Grammy Awards. He also announced a new musical release, an album titled Anime Parallel, also known as Parallel Souls, which is currently available to fans and new listeners alike.
In a spirited nod to fans of cinema and video games alike, Mars-bound excitement grows as Julian Lopez and Hamza prepare to introduce their upcoming project. The duo will unveil their latest film, a cross-cultural romantic comedy with the working title Eight Moroccan Surnames. The film is slated for a December 1 theatrical release and promises a lighthearted love story that bridges cultural and geographical divides, inviting audiences to explore connections that transcend backgrounds and borders.
Wednesday offers a contemplative pause with a special segment focused on reflection and analysis. The program features Alfonso Guerra, the former deputy head of the government, who will present his memoir. Titled Rose and Thorns, Guerra’s memoir offers a candid exploration of his personal journey and political career, delivering unflinching insights and a clear-eyed narrative about the nations he has influenced and the decisions that shaped contemporary governance.
The week concludes with a visit from Nicki Nicole, the Argentinian artist known for her dynamic blend of genres and stage presence. Nicole will debut her latest single and accompanying music video with a collaboration featuring Bad Gyal. In addition to the premiere, she will discuss upcoming concert dates and touring plans in Spain for 2024, giving fans a preview of the live experiences they can expect across multiple cities.