Viva la vida is the most famous pop anthem of the British band Coldplay. And it is also a song that cannot be understood without Frida Kahlo, Eugène Delacroix and Louis XVI. In today's episode, Ramon Gener will explore this hit, full of surprises and hidden meanings, with his students. Through the story of Anna, a student who had to give up music to realize that she can't live without it, we will discover why this song fills us all with joy when we sing it. Because Viva la vida is not a song. It is not just a song.

What is the ABBA sound? Why has Dancing Queen become an LGTBIQ+ anthem? In today's episode, Ramon Gener will explore this undeniable hit with his students. Together we will discover that disco and baroque music have more in common than it seems, and that before ABBA there were already those who sang about sexual awakening. Along the way, we will delve into the story of one of the students: Victor Monroe, a cabaret artist who, like ABBA, has found his own identity, which makes him unique. Because Dancing Queen is not a song. It is not just a song.

What is the mystery behind Bohemian Rhapsody? In today's class, we will carry out an investigation to solve this enigma. Ramon Gener and his students will follow the clues that Freddie Mercury left in the music to end up realizing that behind the most famous rhapsody of today's music hides a tale of redemption. We will also learn the story of Ari, a student who found a second chance thanks to the help of her family. With her and the rest of the class, we will discover that Queen's most immortal song is a journey through mistakes and how to overcome them. Because Bohemian Rhapsody is not a song. It's not just a song.

My Way is a Frank Sinatra classic that we have all sung with enthusiasm at some point in our lives. In today's class, Ramon Gener will tell us the story behind this hit that marked the twilight of Sinatra's career. In addition, we will play crooners, and we will learn about the magic of swing. Through My Way, we will meet Sergio, a student who arrived in Barcelona with a dream that was broken by the pandemic. He will teach us the real message of the song: whatever you do, do it your way. Because My Way is not a song. It's not just a song.

With Respect, Aretha Franklin made two minutes of explosive music that have become an anthem of female empowerment. In today's class we will discover, with Ramon Gener and his students, why Aretha is the undisputed Queen of Soul, and we will try to find out where the soul is in the music. In addition, we will learn the story of Carme, a student of music and theater marked by the family legacy of women around her. All together, we will explore the vindicative power of music. Because Respect is not a song. It is not just a song.

With The Edge of Glory, Lady Gaga not only made an international pop hit, she also composed a requiem in memory of her grandfather. In today's class, Ramon Gener and his students will discover who Lady Gaga's superpower is. We will explore the keys to pop music and learn that the simplest things can also be the most exciting. In addition, we will learn the stories of Marta, Núria and Noor, three students who, like Lady Gaga, have a very special love story with their grandfathers and grandmothers. Because The Edge of Glory is not a song. It is not just a song.