For Whom The Bells Toll / Por quien doblan las campanas
(Versión en español más abajo) This is not a book, it is a lecture. As much as I may not be 100% fan of Hemingway as a person, with his macho […]
Eurovision 2016 Spin session
Wow! This year the Eurovision Song Contest was packed with great songs. I just felt that I wanted to use some of them in class, so I came up with […]
Two beasts on the stage
This week, London’s poshest stages -Covent Garden’s Royal Opera House and English National Opera’s Coliseum- have both an incredible beast performing on their boards. The similarities probably end there however, as […]
Fear-No-More Fairy
When writing is a need, when the pleasure of communicating in a deeper voice than your own is so vast, you just can’t help even trying. Barely six months since […]
Halloween 2015
My latest spinning session was born from lust (of fun) and sin (fats & carbs). Pedal to it for a terrific workout!!! La última sesión de spinning que he […]
Olé la negra guapa
Woman, beauty, passionate, barefoot, artist, friend, lover, direct, wise, black, powerful, bisexual, singer, emotive, crazy, medium, girl, funny, writer, taurian, witty, deep, insecure, brave… how many tags could you give Concha […]
I heard you singing
The Rosenblatt series presented tonight a very English recital: tenor Ben Johnson and pianist James Baillieu performed a programme full of English songs from the last 2 centuries. Mixed within we […]
Y no sopla esta tarde viento en el lago
Mi imagen del día de hoy es sin duda la del buen pastor: me he sentido muy querido, protegido, guiado y ayudado. He sido un tierno corderito, que consigue superar sus miedos […]
Saimir Pirgu, the silver horn
He has sung with Gheorghiu, Domingo and DiDonato; he has starred in the Met, La Scala and the Royal Opera House; he is one of the most desired light-lyric tenors at […]
Sun and Moon
Patience can lead to excellence. I am not a very patient person, but I can be very constant when I want something. And I really wanted to see this show […]
