Ishmael Serrano will be the next guest in the series of meetings organized by elDiario.es ‘In the editorial with…’, which will take place on Tuesday October 29 at 7:00 p.m. at the elDiario.es editorial office in Madrid. Book your free ticket now.
Ismael Serrano is a Spanish singer-songwriter who released his debut album, trapped in bluein 1997. Dad, tell me again And Vertigo These are some of the songs he immortalized back then, and those that followed with those that completed his eleven studio albums and four subsequent live albums. Both songs are also part of his latest album, Symphonicin which he recorded his most iconic songs with 45 musicians in Argentina.
“I am a political animal who expresses himself like the son of any neighbor because I have the right,” he declared to this newspaper a year ago, after publishing The Song of Our Life. A sentence which perfectly sums up how, beyond his compositions, he is an artist who has never hidden his opinions since the start of his career. I still don’t do it.
In addition, we will have something very special for this meeting. Ismael will not only visit the editorial staff of elDiario.es to discuss with our members, he will also interpret several of their songs live and exclusively.
‘In the wording with…’ is a conversation space created by elDiario.es in which attendees can ask questions of invited guests, leading voices and experts on the topics that matter most to us. A format that helps us connect the editorial staff with our members on this occasion Laura Garcia HiguerasCulture editor, will be responsible for coordinating and guiding the conversation.
To attend, it is necessary to reserve your place and that of your companion via the following link, since capacity is limited. Plus, you can sample a few beers from Estrella Damm or, if you prefer, fill your own bottle at the newsroom’s cold water fountains.
The conversation will be broadcast live from this same news and from our YouTube, Facebook and x. If you are interested in the conversation and cannot attend in person, you can also ask your questions via the following form.
In previous episodes we spoke with writer Alana S. Portero and journalist Nerea PĂ©rez de las Heras, filmmakers Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar, actresses Vicky Luengo and MarĂa Hervás, filmmakers Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, l writer and philosopher Elizabeth Duval, the director of the CNIO, MarĂa A. Blasco, among other personalities. Check out all the previous episodes.
