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A weekly one-page read on the music of Málaga city and Costa del Sol — from Málaga Live.

Issue No. 8 · Monday, 5 Oct. 2026
Manuel de Falla: Andalucía set to music
The shy perfectionist who turned flamenco's colours into concert-hall gold.
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Issue No. 7 · Monday, 28 Sep. 2026
The copla: Spain's golden-age song
Three minutes of love, betrayal and heartbreak — the pop music of another era.
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Issue No. 6 · Monday, 21 Sep. 2026
Paco de Lucía: the boy who set the guitar free
From an Algeciras doorway to the world's great stages, he rewrote flamenco.
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Issue No. 5 · Monday, 14 Sep. 2026
1922: when Falla and Lorca went hunting for the deep song
A composer and a poet set out to rescue flamenco's oldest voice.
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Issue No. 4 · Monday, 7 Sep. 2026
The Andalusian who invented the modern guitar
Antonio de Torres gave the instrument the shape and the voice it still has today.
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Issue No. 3 · Monday, 31 Aug. 2026
Teatro Cervantes: Málaga's grand old stage
A century and a half on, the city's great theatre is still where the big nights happen.
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Issue No. 2 · Monday, 24 Aug. 2026
The malagueña: the song that carries the city's name
A flamenco style born in Málaga, sung far from home ever since.
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Issue No. 1 · Monday, 17 Aug. 2026
The verdiales: the oldest music you've never heard
Centuries before flamenco, the hills above Málaga were already ringing.
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