Tyler Smith, a CMU alumnus, is celebrated for his academic excellence and leadership in environmental initiatives, reflecting positively on both his personal achievements and the institution.

Saray García, a chemist from Valladolid, discovered her passion for writing during a challenging period in her doctoral studies. She self-published her first novel on Amazon in 2015 and has since written multiple books, including her latest, 'Volaría por ti,' published by Penguin Random House. García's journey highlights the convergence of science and literature, emphasizing personal growth, self-love, and the importance of healthy relationships. Her story is a testament to perseverance and the pursuit of one's true calling.

The first edition of the 'Rosa y Negro' literary festival in Tres Cantos, directed by Marta Robles, aimed to merge the noir and romance genres, challenging prejudices and showcasing a unified vision. The festival featured over 20 national authors, including Carme Chaparro, Susana Rodríguez Lezaún, Mónica Rouanet, Andrea Longarela, and Abril Camino, who discussed the intersection of love and death in literature. The event highlighted the ongoing struggle for women writers to gain recognition and break free from gender-based stereotypes. The festival concluded with awards for the best noir and romance novels of 2023.

Maldita Nerea performed at the Wizink Center in Madrid as part of their new tour 'Manual Para Seres Maravillosos', celebrating their 21-year career. The concert featured a mix of old hits and new songs from their latest album, with special collaborations including Fundación A LA PAR. The event was marked by emotional moments, including a birthday celebration for the lead singer's son, Bruno. The tour will continue across several Spanish cities.

Elena Armas, a bestselling international author, discusses her journey from engineering to writing, her viral success on TikTok, and her latest novel 'Amor en juego'. The interview covers her creative process, character development, and the themes of her books, including anxiety and self-love. Armas also reflects on the impact of social media on literature and the evolving landscape of romantic fiction. Her new book, set in a small town in North Carolina, explores the dynamics between two grumpy characters, Adalyn Reyes and Cameron Caldani, and touches on the differences between European and American football.

The study examines the structural data on fracturing in quartzarenites of the Barrios Formation and adjacent units in the slopes of Peña Grayal, Tarna Valley, Asturias. It describes compressive cataclastic bands in quartzarenites, some developing polished fault slip surfaces. The dominant systems are subvertical, aligning with secondary cartographic faults, and are conjugated with the Ventaniella fault, which is also subvertical. The orientation of one cataclastic shear system is consistent with the main thrusts of the Alpine orogeny.

Andrea Longarela, known for her romance novels and previously by the pseudonym 'Neïra con diéresis', has published her latest novel 'El color de las cosas invisibles' on May 17, adding to her bibliography of 18 stories. The novel features protagonists Rain and Jack, who despite their differences and constant encounters, find a special connection. The story is praised for its dynamic pace and profound reflections on life and love. Longarela discusses her writing process, the reception of her new book, and her views on the romance genre, which she believes will always be present despite current market saturation. She also hints at her upcoming 'Proyecto Colores' set in France.

Two years after his last album, British singer Zayn Malik returns to the music scene with 'Love Like This,' a pop-electronic fusion poised to be a summer hit. The single marks his comeback after signing with Mercury Records and follows his temporary retirement in 2021. The song, released on July 21, has already garnered significant attention on social media. Malik's new track is a prelude to his upcoming fourth album and signifies a bold new phase in his career. Additionally, Malik recently gave a viral interview on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast, discussing his time with One Direction and his personal life. Malik's solo career has been marked by significant achievements, including his debut album 'Mind of Mine' reaching number one in the UK and the success of singles like 'PILLOWTALK.'

The fourth edition of the Jardín de las Delicias music festival will take place on September 22 and 23 at the Cantarranas venue of the Universidad Complutense in Madrid. The festival will feature prominent Spanish artists such as Dani Fernández, Taburete, Sidecars, Pol Granch, Vetusta Morla, Melendi, and Juan Magán. Supported by Mahou 5 Estrellas and Endesa, this year's festival introduces the theme 'La magia del sol' and promises a blend of music and fantasy with performances designed by Pablo Méndez. Tickets, including premium options, are now available for purchase.

Harry Styles is set to perform in Barcelona on July 12 and in Madrid on July 14 as part of his international 'Love On Tour'. These are the last dates in Spain before his temporary retirement from the stage. The Olympic Stadium of Barcelona and the New Mad Cool Space in Madrid will host the British artist, with Wet Leg as the opening act. Styles previously performed in Madrid last summer, and after announcing 19 new dates across Europe, he revealed his temporary retirement during a concert in London. Fans are excited, with social media activity surging as they prepare for the concerts. Styles, who rose to fame with One Direction after 'The X Factor' in 2010, has enjoyed a successful solo career with hit albums and singles, winning a Grammy and two Brit Awards.