Javier Castillo, Nativel Preciado, Aitor Sánchez, and Javier Gomá, Upcoming Guests at the SUR Culture Classroom

The SUR Culture Classroom resumes its autumn programming with a lineup that combines literature, philosophy, music, and popularization. The initiative, organized by this newspaper in collaboration with the Unicaja Foundation and Victoria Beers, brings together top-tier figures this season such as singer Paloma San Basilio (whose meeting was held on September 17), thinker Javier Gomá, journalist and writer Nativel Preciado, and popularizer Aitor Sánchez. The next event will be on October 8 featuring Malaga native Javier Castillo, who will present 'The Whisper of Fire' at the Albéniz cinema.

These names join actor Daniel Guzmán, also actor Salva Reina, and director Enrique García, writer María Oruña, screenwriter José Ángel Mañas, model Judit Mascó, writer Juan Jacinto Muñoz Rengel, journalist Toñi Moreno, writer and psychologist María Jesús Álava, and philosopher José Antonio Marina, who were featured in the first semester of the Classroom, which also scheduled the second edition of the Rara Festival with a performance by Verónica Ruth Frías, Cyro García, Quan Zhou, Niche Ramírez, Miope, Sara Gema, and Miriam Jordán and the first edition of the ephemeral collective exhibition 'Rebellion in the Factory' with works by Paloma de la Cruz, Ana Pavón, Darko, Vanessa Morata, Alejandro Montiel, Zoilo, Pedro Hoz, and Andrea Reina.

Nativel Preciado will visit the Unicaja headquarters to review her career and sign copies of 'The Bread of My Children' on October 7. This is the latest novel by an author who has witnessed some of the most significant moments in the recent history of the country, from the Transition to the present, thanks to her critical eye and sharp analytical ability. It is her most personal book, the story of a veteran journalist who receives an unexpected inheritance that shakes her family foundations.

Preciado, the recent Azorín Prize winner, will chat with journalist Alberto Gómez and sign copies of the novel. The event will take place at 6 PM and entry is free until full capacity is reached. Recognized for her extensive career in media and for her literary career, which has earned her awards such as the Primavera or Fernando Lara, Preciado will discuss her creative process and the themes that run through her narrative in Malaga.

It will be the turn of dietitian and popularizer Aitor Sánchez, known for his blog and books Mi dieta cojea and Mi dieta ya no cojea, to debunk widespread beliefs about nutrition and propose practical tools to better understand the relationship between nutrition, health, and culture. With a friendly style and backed by scientific evidence, Sánchez has brought dietary dissemination to a massive audience and has established himself as one of the national references in this field.

He will chat with journalist Alberto Gómez on November 12 at the Unicaja auditorium, located at Plaza de la Marina number 3, starting at 7 PM. Entry will be free until full capacity is reached.

Philosopher and essayist Javier Gomá, director of the Juan March Foundation and one of the most influential voices in contemporary Spanish thought, will come to discuss 'Outside the Menu,' a book in which he combines scholarship and humor to reflect on seemingly everyday issues that contain universal questions.

Author of titles such as 'Imitation and Experience' or 'Public Exemplarity,' Gomá has built a body of work that connects with a broad audience and invites reflection on civic and personal life from an accessible yet rigorous perspective. He will chat with journalist Alberto Gómez at the Unicaja headquarters on November 26 at 7 PM, in an event where entry is free until full capacity is reached. After the conversation, there will be a book signing by the author.