Ciberlocutorio

Ciberlocutorio returns after a very long summer break to continue talking about the only thing that interests them: love. In this first episode of the new season Anna Pacheco and Andrea Gumes will have the writer Guillem Sala to talk about their latest novel, ‘El càstig’ (L’Altra Editorial, 2020).

In this new Ciberlocutorio, Andrea Gumes and Anna Pacheco talk about dates they have never had, they consider the role of the police in fiction -from Los Homes de Paco to Rex un Policia Diferente- and they end up chatting with Isabel Peña, co-writer from 'Antidisturbios', 'El Reino', 'Que Dios Nos Perdone' or 'Stockholm'.

Special edition of the Ciberlocutorio next to the Elisava University School. We open the 21st Elisava Creative Marathon 'ALL TOGETHER NOW' with this live program to talk about disobedience and invisible conflicts. For this we will have the participation of Raúl Goñi, Lucía Lijtmaer, Merche Blasco, Anthony Burril, Cruelaudia, Blanca Callén, Laura Benítez, Saül Baeza, PersonajePersonaje, Alvie and David Ruiz. Say yours with the hashtag #ElisavaCreativeMarathon.

This time Ciberlocutorio is monothematic: everything is about jealousy. Andrea and Anna set out to get to the bottom of the matter: What is jealousy? And why are they jealous? Roland Barthes, Jeffrey Eugenides, Camilo Sesto, Graham Greene and Shakira will guide you on this adventure. Final gathering with Marina Porras ('L'Enveja'), Luna Miguel ('Caliente'), Martí Melcion and the mysterious Atajo Masivo.

Andrea Gumes and Anna Pacheco ask themselves in this episode what it is to be a snob and the most tricky thing: if they themselves are one. Culturetas, smart-asses, freaks. Virginia Woolf would listen to this program. What would be the best description in our days? Are we surrounded by these characters? They will count with the writer Kiko Amat, author of 'Revancha', who will come to comment on his work in the middle of the program. Also with interventions by Gonzalo Torné, Sabina Urraca, Irene Pujadas, Rocío Gómez and Nerea Guerrero.

Andrea Gumes and Anna Pacheco talk in this episode about what friendship is as a thing, as a concept and as a being. Friendship, friends, that beautiful phrase that you could say on the beach to a true stranger: do you want to be my friend? Parents forcing friendships with strangers. What is friendship? What is the key to its maintenance? Can a friendship be resurrected? What is important when making new friends? Can you make friends at work? Is it possible to transfer love between friends? They talk about it with Christo Casas, Anna Mateu and Olympia Arango.

Andrea Gumes and Anna Pacheco are bundled to reel off the concept "fox hangover", by Hilary Leichter, that guilt you have the day after a party for having talked too much. Afterwards, talk about the act of gossiping or salting: Why do we talk about others? Is it essential to the human condition? How much weight do rumors have in the workplace? Do women gossip more or is it a macho stereotype? They talk about it with Clara Rigo, Hanan Midan and Pablo Muñoz. In addition, they confirm that Virginia Woolf was also a critic and had serious slutty hangovers.

Andrea and Anna return with a conversation about intimacy, groups and whether it is possible to find intrigue in someone you have already seen too many times. Later, María Escarmiento joins the conversation talking about her songs and contradictions.

I'm still waiting for you ... ’a new episode of Ciberlocutorio in which Andrea and Anna talk about waiting in love, untimely loves and, attention,“ people who are like leaky taps ”. Of course there is talk of JLO and Ben Affleck. There is also time to fight over Bo Burnham and advice from Rosalía to have perfect skin. They will be accompanied by Amaia Tirapu (Kokoshca) and Yago Alcover and Pol Rodellar (Mujeres).

Andrea Gumes and Anna Pacheco go on vacation reviewing the definitive affair of the summer: Bennifer. They will also talk about getting older and the third age, how strange, starting with The Mole Agent, The Villages and Doris Lessing. And the two of them close, this time without anyone else, remembering their nights of painful sex, pleasant things and the book "Good sex tomorrow", by Katherine Angel. They hope to see you in September.