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Chocolate (possibly derived from the Nahuatl xocolätl)

by Antonio Sierra May 8, 2020

[su_note note_color=”#f4f4f4″]We have a wide variety of articles and interviews from our printed issues, released now in its on-line version, to help our readers to spend some time reading due to the confinement caused by #COVID19. Like this one, about gastronomy and chocolate, two passions which help us to survive and dream before to come back to the “real” life!/ Illustration: © Pablo García García. [/su_note]

Chocolate requires neither introduction nor translation. It is known by most people all over the world and can be considered, as an ingredient, the stuff of dreams for any chef.

Be it from Ecuador or Central America, it is as yet unclear where chocolate was first offered up to warriors and the gods. What is clear is that it was from the Latin part of the continent that, along with all its cultural significance, this divine gift arrived, uniting and dividing the gourmands of all Europe across the centuries.

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‘Blanco-White Dialogues’: Juan Luis Cebrián in conversation with Ignacio Peyró at Instituto Cervantes London

by Brit Es Magazine February 3, 2020
With the Blanco-White Series, the Cervantes Institute in London wants to delve into the stories and characters that, over time and to our day, have served to strengthen the links between Spain and Great Britain.
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The UK can no longer take part in the European Capital of Culture 2023 due to Brexit

by Brit Es Magazine November 27, 2017

The UK can no longer take part in the European Capital of Culture 2023 due to Brexit. Five cities: Dundee, Nottingham, Leeds, Milton Keynes and Belfast/Derry were applying to host the programme and the bidding process was almost complete, but the European Commission has now confirmed that the UK will not be allowed to hold the role after it leaves the European Union (EU) in 2019.

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MATTHEW HERBERT’S BREXIT BIG BAND AND THE LONDON BREXIT CHOIR led by Esmeralda Conde Ruiz at BARBICAN

by Brit Es Magazine October 23, 2017

Since 2001, Matthew Herbert has performed all over the world with his big band, from Montreux Jazz Festival to Trafalgar Square, from the Hollywood Bowl to the Sydney Opera House. For the last few years, however, the band has taken a backseat to more of his experimental work made out of pigs, bombs, and bodies. Now in 2017, Herbert has announced that he is to restart the Big Band in response to the challenges of Britain’s departure from the European Union.

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There is life after Brexit // #2 Montse Gallego, Hundred Years Gallery, London

by Christian San Martin October 14, 2017

Without trying to analyze the consequences and complexities of Brexit, we have asked some Spanish people who run businesses related to art and design in London to tell us how Brexit is affecting them in their work.

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Chocolate (possibly derived from the Nahuatl xocolätl)

by Antonio Sierra August 1, 2017
Like art, chocolate expresses itself in all possible forms to offer pleasure not onl y to the senses, but to the mind and soul as well and, why not say it, adds flavour to our dreams.

Chocolate requires neither introduction nor translation. It is known by most people all over the world and can be considered, as an ingredient, the stuff of dreams for any chef.

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There is life after Brexit // #1 Attua Aparicio, Silo Studio, London

by Christian San Martin May 19, 2017

Without trying to analyze the consequences and complexities of Brexit, we have asked some Spanish people who run businesses related to art and design in London to tell us how Brexit is affecting them in their work.

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Ragnar Kjartansson: Repetition runs riot

by Danny Concha September 19, 2016

Hidden away behind the thick brutalist walls of the Barbican lies a miniature time loop. This overwhelming vortex of repeating imagery and sound is the brainchild of eccentric Icelandic perseverance artist Ragnar Kjartansson. An intriguing space where repetition runs riot…

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Mona Hatoum: Discomforting Voice

by Danny Concha August 18, 2016

She speaks discomfort with real boldness and fluency. Her career-summarising exhibition at the Tate is the mouthpiece for this language, and it makes us listen.

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Don Quixote’s marathon reading in Edinburgh next 23th of April

by Brit Es Magazine April 20, 2016

To commemorate such a special date Summerhall, in Edinburgh, will hold a 4 hours of nonstop public reading hosted by the contemporary Spanish writer Carlos Castán who will also be presenting his novel ‘Bad Light’.

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