Gaming provider Zitro announced that its Fu Frog game has arrived at the Papiro gaming hall in Villaverde del Río amid the product's ongoing expansion in Spain.  Fu Frog "sets a new entertainment standard" in Spanish gaming halls The game introduces three features: one that multiplies the rewards The venue’s managers have expressed their satisfaction with incorporating the frog game: “Our customers love Fu Frog We’re excited to offer this innovative game.” said: “Fu Frog is completely different from any other game currently available in Spain We thank the Papiro gaming hall for recognizing its potential and bringing it to their locality.” players can unlock up to 7 different bonuses through the unique features of the frogs keeping players hooked until they reach the desired bonuses The game is driven by its "impressive math and innovative gameplay," along with stunning visuals Last month, the provider announced the introduction of its Fu Frog games to Huelva, in partnership with Recreativos Babi which has installed it in their Salas Poker slot arcade “Fu Frog is revolutionizing the entertainment landscape in gaming halls across Spain with its unique dynamic which guarantees fun and exceptional prizes,” said Zitro at the time In other news, Zitro announced this week the official launch of its new CONCEPT cabinet line which seeks to combine modern design with functionality The series includes three form factors: Concept Prime with a 55" screen "Each cabinet offers incredible features that promise to elevate the player experience," Zitro announced User login One of the biggest music festivals in the world is set to celebrate its eighth edition from 10th to 12th July 2025 at the Iberdrola Music venue, This year’s incredible line-up features the likes of Olivia Rodrigo this year marks the launch of Brunch Electronik x Mad Cool a brand new event bringing the best of electronic music to the festival on Sunday Get your 3-day pass from €199 or 1-day ticket from €99!  Mad Cool has hosted performances from some of the biggest names in music It has quickly become one of Europe's most popular events and was even awarded the 2018 Award for Best Line-Up in 2018 by the prestigious British music magazine NME Returning to the festival after their 2022 performance is the Nashville rock band Kings of Leon and their ninth studio album Can We Please Have Fun (2024) Joining them on the Thursday will be legendary American artist Iggy Pop—often referred to as the "Godfather of Punk"—who will deliver a set packed with classic tracks from his impressive career spanning over five decades Iconic singer and songwriter Alanis Morissette will also be back in Madrid to celebrate her landmark album which marked the 1990s and an entire generation with hits like You Oughta Know.  Another exciting addition to the line-up is Thirty Seconds to Mars the American alternative rock band led by brothers Jared and Shannon Leto. They will be performing fan favourites like A Beautiful Lie and From Yesterday along with tracks from their latest studio album It's the End of the World But It's a Beautiful Day (2023) Also on the bill is Grammy-nominated American singer Gracie Abrams known for her hit That's So True; alternative rock legends Weezer making their long-awaited return to Madrid after more than 20 years with old favourites like Island in the Sun and Happy Together; American folk-pop sensation Noah Kahan; and singer-songwriter Benson Boone who rose to fame thanks to songs like Beautiful Things. The impressive line-up continues with artists such as Arde Bogotá This year's festival will also feature Brunch Electronik x Mad Cool an exciting new addition that will bring top-notch electronic music to the festival on Sunday Check out the full programe Check official webpage Check official webpage festivals and classical concerts held in the Spanish capital relax on a terrace with a drink or a meal and watch the sun set Discover the city's most popular sights and attractions from one of Europe's largest royal palaces to the magnificent Prado Museum and the Real Madrid football stadium.  Escape the summer heat with a refreshing splash in one of Madrid’s public pools (2025 dates to be confirmed) The city’s new official sightseeing and tourist travel pass Our online store (in Spanish) sells artisan souvenirs Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks The stone fruit harvest in the Spanish provinces of Huelva and Seville will start 10 days later this year due to the influence of cold weather in January and the constant rains in March "We've had a winter with sufficient hours of cold even in the usually warmer coastal areas," says José Rodríguez Carrascal which delayed flowering by around 10 days and bad weather with persistent rain has not allowed the fields to make up for this delay," he says "We hadn't seen so much rain in March for many years," says Carrascal Andalusia now has enough water reserves for at least the next two years following a long period of drought; however it has also been detrimental for some crops like berries or the oranges that were at a more advanced stage in terms of ripeness the bad weather has not generally been detrimental to stone fruit "Except for some occasional hail damage in some farms until mid-June," says the Manager of the Seville-based company as the rains recorded during the pollination stage will cause a significant reduction of the volumes." there's a limited supply of fruit from overseas in the markets together with the good weather in central and northern Europe has been boosting the demand for summer fruit so Spanish fruit will hit the European markets in a favorable commercial context," says Carrascal With a production amounting to around 8,000 tons SAT Síntesis sells its fruit under the Primor brand to markets in the EU and Switzerland with some exports also going to Asian countries For more information:José Rodríguez CarrascalSAT SíntesisCtra. A-436, Km.241318 Villaverde del Río. Seville, SpainTel.: +34 902702422[email protected]www.satsintesis.com FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden A new survey has revealed that more than two million homes in Spain are located in areas at risk of flooding due to rising river levels A further 330,000 homes are exposed to similar flood risks due to their coastal location of the total of 25.8 million properties that make up Spain's housing stock around 1 in every 10 (9 percent) are in areas at risk of flooding ranging from a 'high probability' of floods in the next decade to 'exceptional exposure' within the next century Following the recent deadly floods in Valencia flooding is still front and centre for people in Spain and many will be wondering about their town READ ALSO: How can I find out if my home is in a flood zone in Spain? Which parts of Spain could see future floods The research identified several areas of Spain at high risk of river flooding in the coming years 'River flood risk assesses the exposure of each municipality to flooding based on return periods ranging from 10 to 500 years classifies the areas into five levels: those with a high probability of flooding in a 10-year return period; those that suffer frequent flooding within a 50-year return; areas with a medium or occasional probability in a 100-year period; those with a low or exceptional probability associated with a 500-year return; and areas not identified as floodable or where there is no probability that the territory will suffer river flooding.' different areas of Spain are ranked with an overall risk percentage produced for properties there with 41 percent of its housing stock at risk was found to be the area most exposed to flood risks with 118,600 homes vulnerable out of a total of 292,774 This is due to the Pisuerga river passing right through the city The most exposed municipalities there are San Miguel del Pino where around a quarter (25 percent) of properties are at risk equivalent to 229,294 homes out of 889,322 in the Andalusian area There the risk factor is the famous Guadalquivir river and the most affected municipalities are La Algaba where 22 percent of homes were found to be at risk The most vulnerable municipalities in this province include Vila-Sacra The report also revealed that 1.3 percent of all homes in Spain are located in areas with some level of exposure to coastal flooding this figure is naturally lower than the overall river flood risk level because it only impacts towns and cities on the coast The methodology used a similar system of analysing different threat levels over time 9 percent of properties in the northern area are considered to be flood-prone most of them with a 'medium' or 'occasional' flood risk probability Among the most exposed parts of the province are Santoña was next with 6 percent of homes at medium or occasional risk There the most vulnerable areas are: Haría Other areas at risk of coastal flooding include Málaga READ MORE: The Spanish cities that will be most affected by rising sea levels Please log in here to leave a comment Most of the Andalucía region's emergency incidents caused by the passage of the 'Dana' isolated high-level depression happened in Malaga province as the wild weather wreaked havoc again overnight The second night of the storm that has been affecting towns and cities in Andalucía for several days resulted in no serious incidents according to the region's 112 emergency coordination call centre Malaga province recorded most of the calls from concerned members of the public There were also requests for help in Seville province in municipalities such as Carmona The number of incidents associated with the Dana in the region is now at 927 without any injuries however there has been considerable damage there have been 22 incidents related to flash flooding 21 related to a disruption to basic services followed by collapsed structures (4) and traffic incidents (10) The most notable incident on Tuesday night was recorded in Alhaurín de la Torre where at 11.28pm police requested people in the Santa Amalia area to evacuate however it was not used as evacuated residents stayed with their relatives Local Police sources confirmed the rescue of 35 people along with their animals and some 20 dogs from a shelter Health services evacuated four people to the Hospital Clínico in Malaga city and the A-4200 between kilometres 3 and 10 in Benamaurel are still closed in Granada Traffic is also restricted on the GR-9109 at 0.800 the GR-4104 in La Peza between kilometres 15 and 16 and the A-92N in Granada at kilometres 53-55 The Junta de Andalucía is continuing to monitor the situation Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados When approaching the creation of the poster revealing his resistance to representing Jesus Christ recumbent He chose to focus on the serene and enlightened side of life and things an approach that has characterized his artistic career for more than a decade The work takes on a personal meaning for Salustiano who remembers the death of his brother at age twelve The experience of saying goodbye to him and discovering the serenity on his face and his hands crossed over his chest deeply influenced the artist. This intimate connection with death and beauty led Salustiano to evoke the Resurrection of Christ as a confirmation of the resurrection of his brother's memory. stands out with a plain monochrome background symbolizing purity and beauty as a single entity two representative elements of Holy Week in Seville the cloth of the Christ of Expiration of the Brotherhood of the Cub and the powers of the Christ of Love Salustiano expressed his desire to pay tribute to all the Brotherhoods of the city although he could only evoke two of them on this occasion held at the headquarters of the Caja Rural del Sur Foundation had the participation of the president of the Council of Brotherhoods “This print is reminiscent of those that Sevillians keep in their wallets or those found in thousands of frames in the bars and shops of the city” The presentation of the poster was in charge of the vice president of the Council of Brotherhoods Born in Villaverde del Río (Sevilla) in 1965 Salustiano graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Seville He is a master of figurative art with a striking and elegant approach stands out for brilliant technique and classic elegance The Focus-Abengoa Painting Prize and the National Fine Arts Prize from the Rafael Botí Foundation are included. Salustiano collaborates with galleries in various cities around the world consolidating itself as a reference of the contemporary neo-renaissance His work has been exhibited in international exhibitions since 1994 consolidating its presence in countries like the United States The American journalist Sandra Lodos describes Salustiano's painting as “bella highlighting his ability to fuse Renaissance rigor with mathematical perfection in portraits in shades of red that have revolutionized tradition ArtDependence Magazine is an international magazine covering all spheres of contemporary art ArtDependence features the latest art news highlighting interviews with today’s most influential artists fair directors and individuals at the axis of the arts The magazine also covers series of articles and reviews on critical art events new publications and other foremost happenings in the art world If you would like to submit events or editorial content to ArtDependence Magazine, please feel free to reach the magazine via the contact page Mission Statement: to assist the integration of foreign residents living in Spain and this is never more accurate than when you establish yourself as a foreign resident in a new country Being able to quickly familiarise yourself with the culture and customs can help ease the transition during a challenging time This is why Euro Weekly News makes it our mission to provide you with a free news resource in English that covers both regional and national Spanish news – anything that we feel you will benefit from knowing as you integrate into your new community and live your best life in Spain you can forget about translating articles from Spanish into awkward English that probably don’t make much sense Let us be your convenient and essential guide to all things that will likely affect you as a foreign resident living in Spain This question is at the heart of a heated debate in Sevilla sparked by a controversial Holy Week poster On the day of its unveiling, the poster for Sevilla’s esteemed Holy Week celebration stirred widespread disapproval among the locals is the artist behind this contentious depiction of a ‘young and beautiful’ Jesus Christ Salustiano’s modern rendition of the resurrected Christ nearly bare and draped only with a modest loin cloth which shows the head adorned with ‘the powers of the Christ of Love,’ diverges sharply from traditional religious imagery ‘The representation of the sacred image is very far from my style,’ Salustiano explained acknowledging the innovative nature of his work However, this creative liberty has not been well-received. Some critics have derided the painting as befitting an ‘LGTBI pride‘ event while others decry it as not representative of Holy Week Descriptions such as ‘shameful’ and ‘regrettable’ have been thrown around ‘If you tell me that he is the new bachelor who is going to enter the island of temptations I will believe it more,’ quipped one commentator Andres was more severe in his Twitte/X post: ‘The Holy Week poster in Seville only has one description: an absolute shame a blasphemy and a contempt for God.’ Another replied to the criticism: ‘Andres Have you never seen Jesus Christ half naked Grab any book you have on Christianity and look at the photos Another posted: ‘Not only does it not seem like a blasphemous representation of Christ to me in the sense that it fulfills its purpose (let me explain): First of all what exactly is blasphemous about this image This is simply a different representation than the traditional one.’ Salustiano’s choice of model for this controversial piece was none other than his own son a real and living body that would help me gather all the emotion beauty and containment that I wanted to convey,’ the artist revealed He found in Horacio’s serene and spiritual gaze the ideal subject for his painting Salustiano described his son as ‘a classic Christ full of serenity and sweetness’ with minimal signs of suffering because beauty and goodness are the same thing as Plato said,’ has certainly sparked a conversation the selection of Salustiano as the artist was based on his reputation for producing impactful Subscribe to our Euro Weekly News alerts to get the latest stories into your inbox There will never be a Jesus more beautiful than the one portrayed by Jim Caviezel in The Passion of The Christ It’s as if he were chosen by the hand of God This is a lovely image and beautifully executed only that we are talking about religion which should be respected in any manner The painting is very much artistic but the image is not appropriate When Jesus resurrected from the dead he had his wounds as a testament to his identity Euro Weekly News is the leading English language newspaper in Spain by delivering news with a social conscience we are proud to be the voice for the expat communities who now call Spain home With around half a million print readers a week and over 1.5 million web views per month EWN has the biggest readership of any English language newspaper in Spain The paper prints over 150 news stories a week with many hundreds more on the web – no one else even comes close Our publication has won numerous awards over the last 25 years including Best Free Newspaper of the Year (Premios AEEPP) Company of the Year (Costa del Sol Business Awards) and Collaboration with Foreigners honours (Mijas Town Hall) All of this comes at ZERO cost to our readers All our print and online content always has been and always will be FREE OF CHARGE Download our media pack in either English or Spanish.