In the city of Málaga, every year there is an event that transforms the streets, theaters, and cinemas into a stage full of lights, cameras, and emotions: the Málaga Film Festival. From March 6 to 15, 2026, this Andalusian city becomes the epicenter of Spanish and Ibero-American cinema, welcoming filmmakers, actors, critics, and audiences eager … Read more
Málaga is not just about sun, espetos, and world-class museums. There is a moment in the year when the city smells of freshly printed paper and ink, mixed with the sea breeze that drifts through the Paseo del Parque. We are talking about the Málaga Book Fair, an event that in 2026 has proven that … Read more
If there is something that stands out in Spanish culture — beyond its popular festivals, cuisine, and unique way of life on the streets — it is the way religious traditions are intertwined with everyday life. Every June 13, in Málaga and other towns, San Antonio de la Florida is celebrated, a moment full of … Read more
Si hay algo que destaca en la cultura española —más allá de sus fiestas, su vibrante vida callejera y su historia— es el protagonismo que la gastronomía adquiere durante los meses de verano. En Madrid, cada año, los mercadillos y ferias de verano ofrecen una experiencia única que fusiona tradición, innovación y sabores que representan … Read more
“La revoltosa -11” by Gemma Escribano, Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 August in Madrid is often rumored to be a “quiet” month, but for those seeking culture without the crowded local fairs, it is Spain’s best-kept secret. While the city slows its pace, the stages raise their curtains. Here are the two pillars … Read more
Learning and improving your professional skills is not always an easy path, but… do you find it difficult to make time to learn Spanish in person? Have you ever considered the comfort of learning from home at your own pace? Here we explain why MaestroMío online training may be the perfect option for you and … Read more
There are dishes that need no introduction. In Spain, the croquette is one of them. Small in size but enormous in meaning, it has become a true icon of Spanish gastronomy. In this MaestroMío article, we explore why the croquette is much more than a recipe: it is memory, tradition, and a symbol of identity … Read more
I love TV series, movies, and history, and if it’s a historical movie, even more so. I’m a loyal Manchester United fan. In fact, if they win an important game, you’ll probably see me wearing their jersey the next day. I also love sharing random facts. By the way, did you know that penguins have … Read more
A lover of languages, culture, and the arts, I have a deep passion for teaching and human connection. I currently enjoy sharing Spanish language and culture with international students in my hometown of Málaga through MaestroMío. Academic Background Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting – University of Málaga and University of Rennes II (France) Master’s … Read more
In Spanish, many words sound the same with B or V, which sometimes makes us hesitate when writing. But don’t worry! With these rules, you’ll know when to use each one. When to use “B” Words that end in -bir (except “vivir”, “servir” and “hibernar”). Examples: escribir, recibir, percibir. Words that end in -buir. Examples: … Read more
