With the start of this new year, infoFree has decided to strengthen its commitment to the audiovisual area and journalistic video content through three new weekly sections that have Culture, one of the great ones forgotten during the pandemic, as a common thread. All thanks to a collaboration agreement with the RED project (Digital Publishers Network), eldiario.es and the space Ideas Workshop, place where the newsroom is located and which will host all kinds of events from this new year.
Every Thursday in Story of a song, we will discover from the hand of great singer-songwriters of Spanish music of today and always, the song secrets that put, every day, a soundtrack to our life. Through their memories, we will travel to the time and place where they were composed to find out what story their songs really tell: how and why did they compose them? What inspired them? Who are they dedicated to? what were they feeling at that moment? The premiere of this series of reports has been a success, becoming one of the most viewed and read articles of the month, more than 100,000 visits.
In Prior to, we will know what some of our artists, politicians, great philosophers and historical figures before making history and becoming legends. On Sundays, we will investigate with the help of great experts from the academic world about the childhood and youth of such famous personalities as Federico García Lorca, Juana de Arco, Pablo Picasso or Coco Chanel.
Every Saturday in The galery We will decipher in a fun, fresh and unconventional way the details and curiosities of some of the most representative works of art in our History. To do this, we will have the collaboration of the art historian and youtuber, Sara Rubayo, known as La gata verde, who will use our interactive screen to explain the most unsuspected secrets of art.
Since April, every weekday in infoFree has the proper name of an audiovisual section with its own brand and identity on humor, current affairs and politics, heroes, great interviews, cinema and series … We encourage you to become a member or give a subscription. Being well informed is up to you. And it is worth it.
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