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Step into a universe where every melody shines and every beat creates a new emotion. Luminous Electronic Mage delivers immersive electronic experiences inspired by the legendary atmosphere of Tomorrowland, combining powerful drops, futuristic sounds, and unforgettable festival energy. Explore a world of lights, rhythm, and imagination where music becomes a journey beyond reality.
Enter a world where sound becomes magic and every beat creates an unforgettable story. Luminous Electronic Mage brings immersive EDM experiences inspired by Tomorrowland’s legendary spirit, blending powerful drops, emotional melodies, futuristic vibes, and the energy of massive festival moments. Feel the atmosphere, follow the rhythm, and let electronic music take you on a journey beyond imagination.
Primer concierto de Shakira en Madrid, first night of the European residency, and what a start. Iberdrola Music is turned into Macondo Park with multiple cultural area’s to enjoy. If you have the chance, experience it yourself during the next four weekends in September and October. If not, enjoy the video of the full show, also for the ones who want to relive this amazing musical night! Setlist and timestamps (to follow): 0:00 - Intro
0:13 - La Huesera
2:06 - Caloris
4:34 - La fuerte
7:23 - GIRL LIKE ME
10:08 - Las de la intuición / Estoy aquí
14:41 - Empire / Inevitable
19:47 - Robot Interlude
21:28 - Te felicito
23:31 - TQG
26:29 - Don’t Bother
31:05 - Can’t Remember to Forget You
34:12 - Baby Cubs
37:04 - Acróstico
39:44 - Mermaid Interlude
40:57 - Copa vacía
43:03 - La bicicleta
44:48 - La tortura
48:01 - Hips Don’t Lie
52:53 - Chantaje
57:22 - Loca
1:01:41 - Soltera
1:05:30 - The Sorceress
1:08:20 - Ojos así
1:11:48 - Pies descalzos, sueños blancos
1:15:35 - Antología
1:20:30 - Te dejo Madrid
1:22:56 - Braids
1:24:02 - Suerte (Whenever, Wherever)
1:31:26 - Dai Dai
1:34:49 - Waka Waka (Esto es Africa)
1:40:37 - 10 Commandments of a She Wolf
1:41:55 - Isabell the Wolf
1:43:20 - Loba
1:46:08 - BZRP Music Sessions #53 #shakira#live#tour#estadioshakira#madrid#2026
Traveling the world, staying in amazing places and getting paid for it – sounds like the ultimate dream job, right? But what's it actually like behind the Instagram photos?
We spent a day with travel bloggers Hannah & Nick in Madeira, Portugal, to find out how they create content for their blog "Salt in our Hair", grow their audience and earn money while traveling full-time.
From early morning photo shoots and social media strategy to burnout, work-life balance and business challenges, this is the real story behind travel blogging.
So, is being a travel blogger really a dream job – or just a job? Hannah and Nick give us their take. What's yours? Let us know in the comments.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Meet Hannah & Nick
00:39 Filming content in Madeira
01:53 How their travel blogging journey started
03:25 Social media vs. reality
04:24 How travel bloggers make money
05:24 The downsides of traveling full-time
06:25 Dream job or not?
This week, a special edition of Wall Street Week from the fastest growing large economy in the world: India. The country's technology sector has helped power its growth, but its success has led to uneven progress that could turn its strengths into weaknesses.
Bangalore became India’s tech capital by attracting global investment and growing a deep talent pool, but infrastructure and policies to support the expansion have struggled to keep up. Plus, can Hyderabad overtake Bangalore as India’s leading tech city?
Later, Blackstone’s investment in Royal Challengers Bengaluru reflects just how much potential India’s sports and entertainment economy has.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - India’s Growth Test
00:11:55 - Bangalore’s Infrastructure Problem
00:23:49 - Tech Rivalry
00:35:58 - Cricket Attracts Capital
Police in Spain's North African territory of Ceuta used batons and fired rubber bullets into the air to control crowds, as they moved hundreds of migrants from beaches to a tent camp. Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from neighbouring Morocco to Ceuta in July. At least 100 people died in the attempt. Though most of the migrants went back, several thousand have remained in the Spanish territory.
Also in the Global News Podcast:
03:36 South Korean President Lee Jae Myung rejects Donald Trump’s calls for troops to join the war in Iran
06:20 Russia holds its first parliamentary elections since Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
09:49 A deadly attack on a mosque in Pakistan
11:44 More than 30 people accused of illegal mining in Nigeria have died in custody
14:24 Experts tell us whether – and how – AI could try to kill humans