Guía cultural de otoño de 2026: la mejor selección para leer, ver, escuchar y disfrutar
Los expertos de ‘Babelia’ elaboran una selección de las novedades culturales para sobrevivir a la vuelta del verano
La guía cultural de otoño de 2026 presenta una selección de las mejores obras para leer, ver, escuchar y disfrutar. Expertos curadores han elegido libros de autores clásicos y modernos, exposiciones, teatro, música, podcasts, series, películas y videojuegos para disfrutar durante los próximos meses.
En narrativa española, se destacan nuevas voces frescas y rompedoras, junto con consagradas firmas como Pedro Almodóvar. Latinamerican storytelling focuses on vatic struggles and environmental impacts in colonial Mexico. Translated works from Ian McEwan, Ali Smith and Jon Fosse return, alongside emerging talents like Nelio Biedermann. Poetry enthusiasts can look forward to new collections from Miriam Reyes, Yolanda Castaño and Rosa Berbel.
Non-fiction authors like Patrick Radden Keefe and Éric Vuillard publish new works, while memoirs remain popular for healing vital wounds. Essays explore premonitions, human hunts, past and present wars, lunar conquest, AI and corporate greed. Comics like Zerocalcare's Hungary and Kabi Nagata's love story, as well as a Frankenstein retelling by David Sala, are among the anticipated releases.
In pop and rock, musicians test AI's potential, while Shakira leads residencies, and Beck and Arde Bogotá return with new albums. Classical music sees new conductors at the National Orchestra of Spain and Gran Teatre del Liceu. Cinemas blend Cannes films with Spanish auteurs, while TV series shrink in quantity but feature character-based content. Video games anticipate GTA VI from Rockstar, with numerous other proposals between September and October.
Museums unveil major retrospectives and historical revisions, bringing figures like Dalí and Picasso to the stage, alongside contemporary artists like Steve McQueen and Marta Minujín. Podcasts feature photographer Piedad Isla and Chilean writer Pedro Lemebel, alongside adaptations of popular works. Lastly, theater productions showcase Spanish dramaturgy with new works by María Velasco, Pablo Remón, Esther F. Carrodeguas and Pablo Messiez.
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