Zenet, Luis Tosar, Elvira Navarro, and Niño de Elche, in the new season at La Malagueta

Zenet, Luis Tosar, Niño de Elche, Margarita Aizpuru, Elvira Navarro, and Rubén Amón, among many others, bolster the programming of the cultural center La Malagueta for the final stretch of the year; a schedule that, for the first time, will extend to other municipalities of the province through the Ambulatory Philosophy project.

Under the direction of Cristina Consuegra, the new cycle of the center of the Diputación focuses on the knowledge that persists in the town squares through philosophers and thinkers. Remedios Zafra, Marga Sánchez, Jesús Montiel, and Niño de Elche will engage in dialogues with young people under 30 and over 60 years old in meetings in Málaga (October 7), Ardales (October 23), Archidona (October 24), and Cuevas de San Marcos (November 11). The goal, as highlighted by Vice President and Deputy of Culture, Manuel López Mestanza, is to "follow the trail" of the experience started with La Térmica and to build bridges between Málaga and the province.

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Back in the capital, the cycle Málaga, ida y vuelta, organized by the SUR newspaper along with La Malagueta, returns to bring Málaga's notable and nationally recognized locals up close and personal. This season, Zenet will be the protagonist. Journalist Regina Sotorrío will chat with the singer and actor on December 2 (7:00 PM), in a close and informal meeting where he will discuss his new projects (his next album is imminent) and review his career. A career with multiple facets that go beyond his distinctive voice and his participation in movies and TV series: Zenet is also a painter and addiction therapist.

Zenet will be the protagonist of the cycle Málaga, ida y vuelta on December 2

In total, there are 14 cycles that make up the billboard of La Malagueta, in addition to four events and the exhibition 'Fictions. Poetics and narratives behind a camera,' which will showcase from September 18 a carefully selected collection of works by artists such as Francisco Aguilar, Alba Blanco, Laura Brinckmann, David Burbano, and Carlos Canal.

Journalist Ana Pérez-Bryan continues with the cycle Historias de Málaga: on September 24, 'Bishops who marked an era (and their streets): Armengual de la Mota and Molina Lario'; on October 8, 'To prison and the gallows! Such were the punishments and executions in Málaga of 'an eye for an eye''; and on November 4, 'The tragedy of the frigate Gneisenau: a shipwreck etched in the city's memory,' on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of this event.

In the Book Club, Vicente Luis Mora coordinates the discussion of the second part of 'Don Quijote' (October 6), 'Seven Empty Houses' (November 3), and 'White Nights' (December 3); in Political Thought, Manuel Arias Maldonado will host Rafael Jiménez Asensio (October 24); in Between Lines, Txema Martín will be joined by Marcos Giralt Torrente (October 15), Elvira Navarro (November 5), and Julio Llamazares (November 25); in Too Human, José Antonio Trujillo will do the same with Higinio Marín (September 23), Nuria Richart (October 23), and Maite Rico (November 27); and in Public Life, Luis Alegre brings actor Luis Tosar on October 20.

Margarita Aizpuru and Jorge Freire

In Living with Philosophy, the cycle proposed by José Carlos Ruiz hosts Joan-Carles Melich on September 25 and Rubén Amón on October 27, while in One by One, María Navarro brings Ana Castaño on November 12. In Creative Connections, Tecla Lumbreras will have Margarita Aizpuru on October 22 and Francisco Carpio on November 18.

Alfredo Taján, coordinator of Correspondences, will be accompanied by Antonio Álvarez de la Rosa on October 14 and by Jorge Freire on November 17; while Alfredo Tucci, in East in the West, will chat with Dr. Manuel Paz Yepes (September 30), Vicente Laparra (October 9), and José Miguel Gaona (November 26).

In the chapter of events, the cultural center La Malagueta will host the Elgar awards ceremony on September 22; the presentation of the book 'The Focused Mind', by Félix Torán, on October 17; the eighth Philosophy Festival, from November 20 to 22, and 'On Stage', on November 28, with Álvaro Pérez and Pape Labraca as guests.