Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter: an invitation to hear the whole album
Listening guide: the 2025 award is a starting point, not the end of the conversation.
Profiles
Stories connected by a shared topic.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Shakira unplugged: what to listen for beyond the hits
A guide to comparing performances without turning them into a competition.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Natalia Lafourcade: a way into Musas without knowing every reference
Curiosity about one song can open a path to other voices.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Bad Bunny: listening to an album as a place to explore
DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS opens a conversation about music, memory and belonging.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Billie Eilish: a simple way to hear what happens behind the voice
Bass, space and small layers: a listening guide without the jargon.
Arts / TAKE YOUR TIME
Gabrielle Enthoven: the collector who helped theatre remember
The story of a collection offers a fresh way to look at the things we keep after a show.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Adele: hearing a voice means hearing its pauses, too
A short guide to enjoying a performance beyond its highest notes.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Rosalía: reading the credits changes how you listen
An artist’s work is not limited to the stage: a guide to recognizing what happens behind the sound.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Karol G: why one label cannot tell an album’s whole story
A guide to exploring her catalog without expecting every song to do the same job.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Juanes: the guitar tells a story even without a solo
A guide to following the instrument through a song’s voice, rhythm and spaces.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Mon Laferte: three albums, three ways into her music
Seis, 1940 Carmen and Autopoiética can begin a personal listening route, not a homework assignment.
Music / TAKE YOUR TIME
Dua Lipa: pop with its heart on the dance floor
Two career milestones that offer a fresh way into her music.
Film / TAKE YOUR TIME
Almodóvar: a way into his world
Three films and an invitation to notice the details, without turning cinema into homework.