Málaga Radio Weekly Diary

Week 18 on the Costa del Sol is one of those weeks where everything opens up — from international festivals to small local traditions, live music, food events, and quieter cultural moments across the region.In this episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste go through what’s happening from April 27th to May 3rd, picking out the events that stood out and giving you real, usable ideas for the week ahead. Fuengirola’s Feria Internacional de los Países is the big headline event — bringing together over 30 countries in one place — and we’ve covered that in a dedicated Special episode. Here, we focus on everything else happening around it.🎉 Festivals & Traditions From the global atmosphere of Fuengirola to the more local feel of Cruces de Mayo across Marbella, Nerja and Málaga, plus the Coín Spring Fair inland — this week gives you completely different ways to experience Andalucía.🎨 Culture & Exhibitions A slower pace in Málaga city with the Feria del Libro in Paseo del Parque, plus final days to catch exhibitions at the Picasso Museum and Thyssen before they close.🍤 Food & Hospitality A mix of flavours this week — from the Latineando food festival at Málaga Forum, to traditional experiences like Frigiliana’s Honey Day and a classic Sardinada on the beach in La Cala de Mijas.🎧 Music & Nightlife Evenings split between the energy of the fair, major live music like Fito & Fitipaldis at Marenostrum Fuengirola, Marbella beach club openings, and smaller live venues across Málaga.⚽ Sports & Outdoors From coastal sailing regattas to a Málaga CF home match, plus quieter escapes like the La Concepción botanical gardens — plenty of ways to move or slow things down.🎧 New episodes every week — plus over 200 podcasts available across all major platforms.📻 Listen live: MálagaRadio.com or via the app🌐 Explore events & places: MálagaRadio.net☀️ Daily updates: Freshly Squeezed, every morning 8–11This episode includes AI-generated content.

This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, we’ve created something a little different. With the Feria Internacional de los Países returning to Fuengirola, we’ve put together a dedicated special episode — designed to help you experience it properly before you arrive. This isn’t just a mention in the week…👉 it’s a full guide. From how the feria is laid out, to what to expect as you move between countries, food, music, and atmosphere — we break it all down so you can step in already understanding how it works. Because if you’ve never been before…it’s not something you fully grasp straight away. 🎙️ In this special episode, Carmen and Baptiste take you through:What the feria actually isHow it evolved into one of the Costa del Sol’s biggest eventsHow to approach it depending on your style — daytime, evening, or full night energyThe small details that make the biggest difference once you’re thereWhether you’re planning your first visit or coming back again, this is the one to listen to before you go. 🌞 Part of Your Weekly Diary This episode sits alongside this week’s diary as a featured special, giving you a deeper look at one of the biggest events happening on the Costa del Sol right now. 🔗 Explore More Find events, places, and updates across the coast:👉 www.malagaradio.netThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Costa del Sol Weekly Diary (April 20–26, 2026) | Fuengirola Before It All Begins, Marenostrum, Cártama Fair & MoreThis week on Málaga Radio’s Weekly Diary, we guide you through what’s happening across the Costa del Sol from April 20th to 26th — and how to choose what actually fits your mood.We begin in Fuengirola, just before everything changes. The famous Tuesday market steps aside, the fairground begins to transform, and down by Sohail Castle the Marenostrum stage is already in place — with El Último de la Fila returning for a sold-out night by the sea. From there, we take you inland to one of Andalucía’s most authentic celebrations — the Virgen de los Remedios fair in Cártama — alongside food-led festivals in Cañete la Real and Sierra de Yeguas.Looking for something slower?Málaga’s Global Book Crawl, the Nerja Guitar Festival, and Ronda’s Invention Fair offer a more reflective pace. And whether you’re eating your way through tapas in Fuengirola, finding a menu del día, or walking the coast before the crowds arrive — this is a week where timing makes all the difference.🎧 Plus:– The Feria Internacional de los Países Special is out now (Fuengirola’s international food, music & culture festival)– Freshly Squeezed every morning for daily events, local tips, and updates– Active Adventures podcast for water sports, hiking, cycling, and more If you’re here this week… you’ve timed it well.This episode includes AI-generated content.

🎧 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Week 16 (April 13–19, 2026) Planning your week on the Costa del Sol? We’ve done the hard part for you. Join Carmen and Baptiste as they break down what’s happening across Málaga, Marbella, Nerja, and the inland villages — turning a busy calendar into clear, simple choices you can actually use. This week, there’s a real shift in the air. From traditional village gatherings and food festivals to live performances, beach club openings, and high-energy events, it’s one of those weeks where everything starts to open up again — and how you experience the region changes with it. ✨ In this episode:Traditional events in Monda, Moclinejo, and ComaresCultural highlights across Málaga cityLocal food experiences and гастрономía (gastronomía) momentsLive music, nightlife, and Latin festival energyOutdoor activities, cycling events, and fitness competitionsWhether you want something relaxed, cultural, active, or social — this guide helps you find your pace. 🌍 Explore more at your own speed:All events mentioned in this episode are available on MálagaRadio.net📻 Listen live:MálagaRadio.com | App | Ask Alexa to play Málaga Radio🎙️ More from us:Discover 200+ podcasts on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms Start your day with Freshly Squeezed — your daily go-to for what’s happening right now on the Costa del SolThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Planning your week on the Costa del Sol? This episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary gives you a clear, easy-to-follow guide to what’s happening across the region from April 6th to April 12th, 2026. Carmen and Baptiste take you through the standout events, local experiences, and hidden gems—helping you decide what fits your mood, whether you’re looking for something relaxed, cultural, social, or active.🌸 This week’s highlight is the Sakura Cherry Blossom Festival in Alfarnate, where the village transforms for a unique mountain experience blending local traditions with Japanese-inspired culture. 🎉 Across the coast, you’ll find festivals and community events like Gran Mercado Circense in Mijas and Pasión Ecuestre in Nerja.🎭 Culture is in full swing with the TIP TOE International Dance Festival, including a stunning open-air performance at Muelle Uno.🍴 Food lovers can explore local markets, eco-gastronomy in Pizarra, and social food events like Burger Cup Málaga.🎶 As the evenings pick up, Brunch Electronik leads the nightlife, alongside live music and DJ sets across marinas and beachside venues.🏃 And if you want to get moving, from mountain motorsport in Estepona to hiking, cycling, and coastal activities, there’s plenty to balance your week.This is your weekly overview—then tune into our daily shows for real-time updates, local discoveries, and even more ideas throughout your stay.🎧 Listen live: MálagaRadio.com, Alexa, or the Málaga Radio app📍 Explore more: MálagaRadio.com🎙️ Over 200 podcasts available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon & YouTubeThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Málaga Radio Weekly Diary — Episode 14: The Seeds of Summer & Semana Santa"There's a moment every year where everything here just shifts… and if you've just arrived, or you're planning to come this week, you'll feel it immediately".Carmen and Baptiste are back to guide you through one of the most transformative weeks on the Costa del Sol. We are sitting right on the pivot point between ancient spring traditions and the launch of the summer leisure season. The city streets are slowing down and filling with the incense and emotion of Semana Santa, but at the exact same time, the coast is waking up—beach clubs are opening, and outdoor plans are starting to make sense again.If you're wondering how to balance the heavy, awe-inspiring culture of the processions with a relaxed, sunny escape, this episode is your roadmap. Plus, if you find yourself overwhelmed by the scale of the silent, hooded figures and massive thrones, Carmen and Baptiste point you toward our ultimate insider guide: the Semana Santa Special podcast, where we explain the deep community meaning behind everything you are seeing.In this episode:The Dual Soul of the Coast: How to navigate the solemn Semana Santa processions while still enjoying the "Seeds of Summer".The Semana Santa Special: A guide to our deep-dive evergreen episode that decodes the hoods, the silence, and the true neighborhood soul of the week.Finding Your Rhythm: Coastal walks, beach club openings, and knowing when to step out of the crowds and into the sun.🌍 Explore more: Everything mentioned in this episode—plus many more events, places, and ideas—is available at: 👉 malagaradio.net📻 Listen daily: To follow the processions in real-time and adjust your plans as the week unfolds, catch Carmen and Baptiste on Freshly Squeezed every weekday morning from 8 to 11 AM.🎙 Go Deeper: Search for the "Semana Santa Special" on the Málaga Radio App, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or malagaradio.com to understand the heart of this week's traditionsThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Season 2, Episode 1 — Málaga Radio Weekly Diary There’s something shifting on the Costa del Sol this week… you can feel it in the streets, in the light, and in the way people start moving a little differently. Carmen and Baptiste are back, sitting down together again in the newly refreshed Málaga Radio studio, talking through what’s happening across the region — not everything, just the moments that stand out, the ones you might want to find for yourself. From the early build into Semana Santa, to street celebrations in Estepona, long evenings around food in San Pedro, and nights that unfold without much planning… this is a week that doesn’t need forcing, it just happens around you. And when the pace slows, there’s time for quieter moments too — gardens in bloom, smaller spaces, and the kind of places you don’t plan but remember. This is your guide to the week… told the way it actually feels to be here. 🎙️ In this episode:The early atmosphere building into Semana SantaCorrer de la Vega in Antequera & the Riogordo Passion PlayMarbella Design & Art & La Concepción gardens in bloomEstepona “Vive Sus Calles” & The Champion Burger in San PedroMusic, nightlife, and where the evenings take youOutdoor options for the days after — coast, countryside, and everything in between🌍 Explore more:Everything mentioned in this episode — plus many more events, places, and ideas — is available at:👉 https://www.malagaradio.com 📻 Listen daily:Catch Carmen and Baptiste on Freshly Squeezed for daily highlights and last-minute ideas across the Costa del Sol.This episode includes AI-generated content.

🎧 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary — Episode 39 Season One Finale This week we wrap up our very first year of the Weekly Diary with something a little different… a warm, gentle look back at the moments that shaped 2025, and a soft step forward toward the new year. Carmen hosts the finale with postcards from the team — Pia checking in from the mountains as she prepares for the next season of Factor 50 in the Snow, Mitch sending a sunrise voice note from an early winter fairway, and Daniel reporting from a tiny tapas bar where he’s already gathering stories for Ice and a Slice and Out and About 2026. Carmen also takes us through Christmas in Málaga… the lights on Calle Larios, the cathedral projections, the drone shows over the port, and the winter markets by the sea.Plus her own reflections on the year — from playful “virtual drone” moments at the malagueño ferias to the deeper understanding of community she gained while researching Semana Santa. We also quietly introduce two new projects:• MálagaRadio.travel — simple, clean, and full of tours and activities to explore• Málaga Merchandise — early T-shirts now, with full collections coming in 2026 And of course, all our podcasts remain available on Radio On Demand, so if you’re in the mood for hiking, food, beach time, or local discoveries, you can dip into any episode any time.Thank you for being with us through Season One.Feliz Navidad… and we’ll see you in 2026.We are Málaga Radio.

Weekly Diary EP38: October Arrives on the Costa del SolOctober on the Costa del Sol brings a new rhythm — golden light, cooler evenings, and a calendar bursting with traditions, flavours, music, and sport.In this week’s episode, Carmen and Baptiste take you through everything happening from 29 September to 5 October 2025, plus a special look at why October is one of Málaga’s most magical months.🎡 Festivals & Traditions → Torrox Feria, Noches de la Bella Jarifa in Cártama, Fiesta del Monfí in Cútar, Sopas Perotas Day in Álora, and Teba’s Artisan Cheese Fair.🎨 Culture & Exhibitions → Picasso Month in Málaga, the French Film Festival, theatre highlights, and autumn exhibitions at the Carmen Thyssen, CAC Málaga, and the Pompidou.🍷 Food & Hospitality → rustic soups, artisan cheeses, wine harvests, tapas routes, and chestnut fiestas in the Copper Forest villages.🎶 Music & Nightlife → Candlelight concerts, tribute shows, flamenco tablaos, and the shift from summer beach parties to late-night clubs.⚽ Sports & Outdoors → Málaga CF and Marbella FC fixtures, Unicaja basketball, golf championships, city runs, cycling, and autumn hiking.🛳️ Port Roundup → Cruise calls from Mein Schiff, Spirit of Adventure, Viking Cruises, and a possible IONA arrival, plus artisan markets on the waterfront.🌳 Travel Tip of the Week → The Copper Forest (Bosque de Cobre) in the Genal Valley — one of Andalucía’s most stunning autumn hikes.✨ Whether you’re visiting, planning a trip, or living on the Costa del Sol, the Weekly Diary is your friendly guide to what’s on, where to go, and how to experience Málaga at its very best. Listen every week on Málaga Radio — and join Carmen & Baptiste daily on Freshly Squeezed (live, 8am–11am).

🎙 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 37 (Sept 22–28, 2025)This week’s Diary brings together the best of the Costa del Sol — and a special spotlight on Málaga Radio’s own podcast network. Join Carmen and Baptiste as they explore:✨ The big traditions — Feria de San Miguel in Torremolinos, Vélez-Málaga’s feria, and the Almond Festival in Almogía.🖼 Culture at its finest — Picasso’s anniversary exhibition, Pompidou’s autumn showcase, Thyssen landscapes, and candlelit concerts.🍷 Autumn flavours — Benalmádena’s Tapas Route, Moclinejo’s Wine Harvest, Cómpeta’s international food fest, and the essential September chiringuito.🎶 Nights to remember — Comic-Con concerts, Mora in Fuengirola, Studio Club DJs, flamenco tablaos, and Marbella’s iconic beach club closings.🏀 Sport and outdoors — from the Supercopa Endesa and Rallye Gibralfaro to sunrise yoga, mountain hikes, and nautical adventures.And don’t miss our Special Spotlight at the start of the episode — a guided tour through Málaga Radio’s podcast family, from Active Adventures and Like a Local to The Drop and Factor 50. Whether you’re here for a week or listening from afar, this episode is your map to the traditions, culture, flavours, music, and movement that make the Costa del Sol unforgettable.🎧 Listen live on the Málaga Radio app or ask Alexa to “Play Málaga Radio.”📲 Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 36📅 Events for 15–21 September, 2025 This week’s Diary comes with something special:Part One of our new Spotlight series — Inside the Málaga Radio Hub. Carmen and Baptiste take you behind the mic to explain how the daily shows fit together, from your morning with Freshly Squeezed to late nights with Lipstick & Heels. Then it’s your full guide to what’s happening across the Costa del Sol: ✨ Festivals & Traditions – Torremolinos’ Romería de San Miguel, El Borge’s Día de la Pasa, Archidona’s Zambra Morisca.🖼️ Culture & Exhibitions – Málaga Fashion Week on Calle Larios, theatre at Soho, Picasso & Pompidou exhibitions.🍷 Food & Hospitality – The Fiesta de la Cabra Malagueña in Casabermeja, plus rooftop cocktails and Olivia’s La Cala dining.🎶 Music & Nightlife – Green Valley at Sala Trinchera, Eppu Normaali in Fuengirola, verdiales in Benagalbón, candlelit concerts.⚽ Sports & Outdoors – Marbella’s Reserve Cup Pádel Tournament, Málaga CF vs Cádiz at La Rosaleda, plus year-round adventures.🚢 Port Roundup – Seven cruise ships docking this week, including the maiden call of P&O’s Arvia. 👉 Find the full blog with event links at malagaradio.com.🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, iHeartRadio, or just say: “Alexa, play Málaga Radio Weekly Diary.”📲 And for daily event updates, tune in live to Málaga Radio on our website or app.

The Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is back with Episode 35, guiding you through the week of September 8–14, 2025 on the Costa del Sol. This week’s Special Spotlight steps back from the clichés of package holidays to celebrate the real Sun Coast. Carmen and Baptiste jump from town to town — Estepona, Marbella, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Torremolinos, Torre del Mar, Nerja — showing why autumn and winter might just be the best seasons to visit. With 25° sunshine while northern Europe is pulling on coats, the Costa feels almost subtropical: tapas squares buzzing, quieter beaches, and cultural gems waiting without the crowds. Alongside the Special, we bring you the best events of the week:🎉 Festivals & Traditions: Feria de Mijas in honour of the Virgen de la Peña, Málaga’s Virgen de la Victoria celebrations, the Fiesta del Boquerón Victoriano in Rincón, Luna Mora in Guaro, Mollina’s wine harvest fair, Moclinejo’s grape festival, Casabermeja’s Goat Festival, and Alozaina’s Olive Fiesta.🖼 Culture & Exhibitions: Kandinsky at Centre Pompidou, Pintura Liberada at the Carmen Thyssen, post-digital photography at MUCAC La Coracha, and Málaga’s Soho street art.🍴 Food & Hospitality: From anchovies and espetos to wine tastings in Mollina, muscatel grapes in Moclinejo, goat stews in Casabermeja, and olive oil pressings in Alozaina — plus tapas in Fuengirola’s Plaza de los Chinorros.🎶 Music & Nightlife: El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico at Fuengirola’s castle, Quevedo at Martín Carpena, candlelit Coldplay and rock tributes in Málaga, Chambao live under 20,000 candles in Guaro, and flamenco festivals in Benalmádena.🏞 Sports & Outdoors: The Davis Cup in Marbella, kayaking from Maro to Nerja, Caminito del Rey, Benalmádena’s cable car, Torremolinos’ rastro, and warm-water beach sports along the coast.📲 Listen anytime on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, YouTube, Audible, or just ask Alexa to “play Málaga Radio.” And don’t miss our daily show Freshly Squeezed for day-by-day updates and insider tips.📲 For all the events and direct links, check out the full blog for Episode 35 of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary here: Málaga Radio Weekly Diary 35 Blog 

The Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is back with Episode 34, guiding you through the first week of September (Sept 1–7, 2025) on the Costa del Sol.This week we launch something new in our Special Spotlight: a Bucket List Duel. Carmen and Baptiste each reveal their top ten “wow factor” adventures you can try any time of year — from wolves howling at night in Antequera, to the Smurf-blue village of Júzcar, hot air balloons over Ronda, and even Málaga’s new Virtual Bullfighting experience. Alongside the bucket list, we bring you the best events of the week:🎉 Festivals & Traditions: Feria de Pedro Romero in Ronda, Fiesta de la Vendimia in Manilva, and the Fiesta del Ajoblanco in Almáchar.🖼 Culture & Exhibitions: Candlelit Embrujo Andalusí in Carratraca, Kandinsky’s final week at Centre Pompidou, and Coco Dávez’s faceless portraits in Estepona.🍷 Food & Hospitality: From grape harvests to gourmet dinner shows.🎶 Music & Nightlife: Pepe Romero Guitar Festival, Candlelight symphonies, and year-round flamenco tablaos.🏞 Sports & Outdoors: Torre del Mar Airshow, charity runs in Marbella, and our Travel Pick — Caminito del Rey.📲 Listen anytime on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, YouTube, or ask Alexa to “play Málaga Radio.” And don’t miss our daily show Freshly Squeezed for day-by-day updates and tips.

Episode 33 – Málaga Weekly Diary (Aug 25–31, 2025) This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the final stretch of August on the Costa del Sol. From patron-saint fiestas and candlelit heritage nights to food festivals, concerts, and sport, it’s a week packed with colour and variety:🎉 Festivals & Traditions – San Luis de Sabinillas in Manilva, Virgen de la Victoria in Málaga city, Torremolinos’ Verbena de San Miguel, and the Festival of the Three Cultures in Frigiliana.🎨 Culture & Exhibitions – Contemporary art at CAC Málaga, open-air cinema in Torremolinos, and Vélez-Málaga’s magical Noche en Vela.🍴 Food & Hospitality – Bocata Fest at Fuengirola’s Sohail Castle, the Feria de Sabor a Málaga in Torre del Mar, and Nerja’s seafood celebrations.🎶 Music & Nightlife – The closing week of Starlite Marbella with Camilo, Al Bano & Romina Power, and the Bresh finale, plus free concerts at Ocón Auditorium and Muelle Uno.⚽ Sports & Outdoors – Football at La Rosaleda, golf tournaments in Marbella and Sotogrande, equestrian shows in Torremolinos, and casual beach volleyball at Malagueta.🌟 Spotlight Special – Echoes of Al-Andalus: why Málaga’s Moorish past still shapes its food, festivals, and identity today.Whether you’re here on holiday or tuning in from abroad, this episode is your guide to the best of Málaga province between August 25th and 31st, 2025. Listen now and plan your week with us — only on Málaga Radio.

🎙 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 32 (Aug 18–24, 2025)This week on the Costa del Sol, Carmen & Baptiste bring you the very best festivals, culture, food, nightlife, and outdoor fun between August 18th and 24th.✨ Festivals & Traditions – From Antequera’s regal Real Feria de Agosto, to the torchlit Romería Nocturna in Archidona, to the cultural fusion of Frigiliana’s Festival de las 3 Culturas. Plus quickfire highlights like Cómpeta’s Noche del Vino and Torremolinos’ Espeto Contest.🎨 Culture & Exhibitions – Explore Málaga’s galleries, concerts, and exhibitions that give the city its artistic heartbeat. 🍴 Food & Hospitality – Culinary fiestas across the province, from tapas trails to sweet wine celebrations — with plenty of flavour for every palate.🎶 Music & Nightlife – From beach clubs and open-air concerts to intimate gigs, the coast is alive with sound this week. ⚽ Sports & Outdoors – Beach volleyball in Marbella, torchlit hikes in Mijas, and plenty of family-friendly activities to keep everyone moving.🎧 Plus: a Travel Pick of the Week with experiences you can book now at MalagaRadio.travel. All of this, woven into Carmen & Baptiste’s warm, conversational style — part guide, part storytelling, always tuned to the rhythm of summer. 👉 Don’t forget: our Málaga Feria Special is also live, with a full 20-minute deep dive into the city’s biggest party of the year.

Step into the heart of Andalucía’s biggest celebration! 🎡💃In this Feria de Málaga 2025 Special, Carmen and Baptiste take you on a rich, 20-minute journey through the colours, music, flavours, and traditions that make the Feria the soul of Málaga. From the lively Feria de Día in the historic centre to the glowing magic of the Real de la Feria at night, you’ll feel every beat, taste every Cartojal, and hear the laughter, music, and stories of a city that lives to share its joy. Join us as we:Walk you through what to expect each day — no matter when you arriveFly “virtually” above the rides and Ferris wheel in our drone-style night tourDance through casetas filled with Sevillanas, Verdiales, and DJ beatsShare the food, drinks, and unforgettable characters that make the Feria uniqueCapture the emotional moments — horses, flamenco, and a city united in celebration📅 The Feria runs 16–24 August 2025 — and we’re here every step of the way with daily updates on Freshly Squeezed (8–11am, live on Málaga Radio).🎧 Press play, feel the energy, and let Málaga’s Feria take you in.

EP31 – Málaga Radio Weekly Diary: August 11–17, 2025 Your ultimate guide to what’s happening this week across Málaga and the Costa del Sol. From vibrant summer ferias and cultural exhibitions to mouth-watering food festivals, world-class concerts, and outdoor adventures, Carmen and Baptiste bring you the stories, the tips, and the insider details to make the most of your week.🎡 Festivals & Traditions – Dive into the heart of Andalusian celebrations, from Coín’s Feria de San Joaquín to the build-up for the epic Málaga Feria.🍽️ Food & Hospitality – Discover the tastiest local festivals, unique dining experiences, and why this is the week to explore Málaga’s food culture.🎶 Music & Nightlife – Three parts covering Marenostrum Fuengirola, Starlite Occident Marbella, and the best small-to-mid-scale gigs along the coast.⛳ Sports & Outdoors – From adrenaline-filled events to relaxing escapes, plus our Travel Pick: why a water park day is fun for kids… and kids at heart.📌 Málaga Radio Travel Tip: Each segment includes practical tips and ideas to help you plan smarter, explore deeper, and enjoy more. Whether you’re a visitor, a local, or planning your next trip, the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is your go-to source for events, culture, and the best experiences along the Costa del Sol.🎧 Listen live at malagaradio.com or on all major podcast platforms — Apple, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, Alexa, and more.

Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – EP30 (Aug 4–10, 2025)This week on the Weekly Diary, Carmen & Baptiste take you coast‑to‑coast across the Costa del Sol with festivals, food, music, culture, and outdoor adventures for August 4th to 10th. We dive deep into Fuengirola’s Noche Viva — a one‑night Wild West‑themed takeover of the city centre — plus:Grape harvest celebrations and village feriasArt, theatre, and the Picasso Museum in MálagaFoodie highlights from Estepona’s Feria del Jamón to Málaga’s Muelle Uno Night MarketMusic and nightlife from Starlite to seaside jazzKayak tours, night‑time astronomy, and the legendary Caminito del ReyWe’ve also got news on our August schedule shake‑up: EP31 drops tomorrow so you can plan two weeks ahead, and our Marbella Monthly Diary is out later this week. Whether you’re visiting for a few days or living here year‑round, you’ll find something new to explore. 🎧 Listen on malagaradio.net or your favourite podcast platform, and follow along for daily updates on Freshly Squeezed.

🎧 Episode 29 – Nothing Moves in August… Except the Nights Presented by Carmen & Baptiste  Málaga Radio Weekly Diary In Andalucía, August isn’t a shutdown — it’s a shift. When the heat takes over the day, life simply moves to the night. In this special edition of the Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste dive into the rhythm of August on the Costa del Sol. From inland ferias that light up the hills after sundown, to chilled catamaran cruises with DJs at sunset, this is your complete guide to how locals truly live summer.🍷 Tapas under the stars🎭 Open-air flamenco by cave light🎉 Village festivals, rooftop gigs, beachside rituals🏄‍♀️ Moonlight paddleboarding and parasailing at dawn Whether you're a first-time visitor or a Costa del Sol regular, this week’s episode is your cultural compass for August — showing you where to go, what to do, and how to do it like a local.🎟️ All featured events and travel experiences are listed now at malagaradio.net🌴 Book this week’s Travel Picks at malagaradio.travel 📌 Segments This Week:Special Spotlight – Nothing Moves in August… Except the NightsFestivals & Traditions – Coín, Sayalonga, Ojén and the inland night fairsCulture & Exhibitions – Flamenco at the Nerja Caves, rooftop concerts & late-night galleriesFood & Hospitality – Tapas tours in Mijas, sunset chiringuito ritualsMusic & Nightlife – Catamaran DJs, glam beach clubs & open-air setsSports & Outdoors – Paddleboarding at sunrise, parasailing in Puerto Banús, shaded canyon walks💬 Have an event or experience to share? Head to malagaradio.net and click Add Listing.📻 Tune in daily to Freshly Squeezed on Málaga Radio for real-time event updates, weather, and traffic — all crafted for tourists on the move.

EP28 – The Feria SpecialThe Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is back — and this week, we’re in full celebration mode. Episode 28 is the Feria Special, your insider’s guide to one of the most vibrant weeks of the Costa del Sol summer. Carmen and Baptiste take you from fairgrounds to flamenco stages, exploring why every town is partying — and how you can join in like a local.🌟 Inside this episode:What a feria really is — and why every generation joins the funHow to “feria like a local” (from rebujito to ruffles)A coastal tour of this week’s top fiestas — from Mijas to Torre del MarTravel Tips for foodies, music lovers, culture fans, and adventure seekersDaily events, hidden gems, and the rhythm of Andalusian summerPlus, a final escape: horseback trails in the Málaga hills — for when you need to swap fairground lights for forest paths.🎙 Tune in every morning from 8–11 AM on Málaga Radio with Freshly Squeezed for daily updates and live events.🟠 Find all episodes on malagaradio.com, plan your day with malagaradio.net, and book local experiences at malagaradio.travel.📲 Download the Málaga Radio app or just ask Alexa: “Play Málaga Radio.”

🎧 Episode 27 – Málaga Radio Weekly Diary 📅 Week of July 14–20, 2025 From beachfront traditions to rooftop DJs and buggy trails through the mountains — this week’s diary is packed with sunshine, culture, and pure Costa del Sol magic. 👠 We kick off with the launch of Lipstick & Heels — Málaga Radio’s bold new nightlife show. Carmen and Baptiste share their favourite moments from the interview with Stevie & Amy (and what didn’t make it to air). 🎉 Then it’s on to:🔔 Festivals & Traditions: Virgen del Carmen processions in Los Boliches, Cartajima’s Pasodoble night, and Montejaque’s lantern-lit Moorish market🖼️ Culture & Exhibitions: Poetry under olive trees, immersive art at the Pompidou, and candlelit guitar at Ronda’s Palacio de Mondragón🍷 Food & Hospitality: Tomato feasts in Torrox, tapas treasure hunts in Benalmádena, and an unforgettable wine & vermouth tour🎶 Music & Nightlife: Sunset sets, beach club takeovers, and the perfect catamaran DJ cruise🏞️ Sports & Outdoors: Yoga on the sand, river walks in Benahavís, and a wild buggy ride through the hills of Mijas🎟️ Travel Tips included in every segment — bookable experiences, local legends, and off-the-map moments. All listings at malagaradio.net. Podcast extras at malagaradio.com.

🎧 Episode 26 – The Málaga Radio Weekly DiaryThis week on The Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste bring you an unmissable guide to the Costa del Sol’s hottest events, biggest concerts, tastiest foodie adventures, and wildest outdoor activities — everything you need to plan an unforgettable week under the Andalusian sun!Our Special Spotlight dives deep into the epic Weekend Beach Festival 2025, celebrating its 10th anniversary with headliners like Estopa, Kaiser Chiefs, Kase.O, and more, plus tips on camping, sunrise sets, and the traditions that make this one of Europe’s most iconic beach festivals.We’ll take you inside the magical Antequera Light Fest, explore world-class exhibitions at the Picasso Birthplace Museum, and get you ready for the biggest names lighting up the coast with shows by Jennifer Lopez, Duran Duran, Seal, and more. Plus, we share the best spots for tapas, exclusive culinary events, breathtaking hikes, moonlit adventures, and essential travel tips to make your Costa experience unforgettable.Whether you’re here for the music, the culture, or the adventure, Episode 26 is your ultimate insider guide to the Costa del Sol.👉 For full event listings and planning tools, visit malagaradio.net.👉 Listen to more podcasts anytime at malagaradio.com. Hit play now and bring the Costa del Sol to life — only on The Málaga Radio Weekly Diary!

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 25 (June 30–July 6, 2025)Get ready for your perfect week on the Costa del Sol! In Episode 25, Carmen and Baptiste take you from the culinary wonders of Benahavís to vibrant Andalusian festivals, sizzling food markets, world-class concerts, rooftop jazz nights, thrilling outdoor adventures, and more.Packed with insider stories, quick-fire tips, and handpicked travel suggestions, this episode is your friendly, essential guide to the best events, experiences, and hidden gems across Málaga and beyond.Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform — and visit malagaradio.net for all event details, blog extras, and booking links. Don’t miss Freshly Squeezed live every morning from 8–11am for daily updates!

It’s the last week of June, and the Costa del Sol is in full summer swing! ☀️In this episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste bring you the best events happening across the region from June 24–30 — including castle concerts, seafood festivals, paddleboard yoga, rooftop DJs, and more.🎡 Special Feature: A handpicked guide to top Attractions with a Summer Twist — from night-time zoo visits to hidden gems like Setenil de las Bodegas.🎭 Also this week:• Andalusian festivals & flamenco• Cultural exhibitions across Málaga• Food & hospitality highlights (and where to eat sardines on the beach)• Music & Nightlife — rooftop beats, tributes, beach clubs• Outdoor & Sports — from paddle tournaments to yoga with a view🎫 Travel Picks: Each segment now includes a curated activity from MálagaRadio.travel — ideal for last-minute plans or sending to visiting friends.🎙️ Whether you’re a local, a visitor, or dreaming of your next trip — this is your summer shortcut to the Costa del Sol.

🎙️ Episode 23 – Málaga Radio Weekly Diary📅 Week of June 16–22, 2025☀️ Presented by Carmen & Baptiste From floral carpets to midnight bonfires, this week on the Costa del Sol is full of movement, music, and meaning. Join Carmen and Baptiste for a story-driven guide through the top events, hidden gems, and cultural rituals unfolding across the Málaga region.🎧 This week’s Special Spotlight takes you deep into the firelit soul of San Juan — Spain’s magical midsummer celebration. Find out where to go, what to bring, and why this is the most unforgettable night on the coast. Also in this episode:🍒 Día de la Cereza – Cherry pie, mountain views, and a village in full swing🎷 Sax to the Max – A jazz-meets-flamenco concert at Sohail Castle🖼️ Museo Picasso – Surrealist energy with Óscar Domínguez🔥 Espeto Season – Sardines grilled on the beach in Pedregalejo🎻 Candlelight Concert – Coldplay by strings at La Térmica🧘 Sunrise Yoga & SUP – Early movement from Málaga to Benalmádena💃 Flamenco Fusion – Tradition reimagined in Marbella Old Town📱 Listen live every weekday morning, 8–11 AM, on our Freshly Squeezed breakfast show — or download the Málaga Radio app for direct access to events, podcasts, and more.🔗 More at malagaradio.com and malagaradio.net

Málaga Radio Weekly Diary EP22 From splash zones to flamenco nights — it’s a big, beautiful week on the Costa del Sol.In Episode 22 of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen & Baptiste dive into all things mid-June: the launch of Marbella Feria, live rooftop flamenco, beach BBQs in Estepona, tapas trails in Torre del Mar, and sunset paddleboarding in La Cala.🎡 This week’s special spotlight takes you inside the coast’s best water parks — from giant slides in Torremolinos to floating inflatables in Fuengirola and family-friendly inland escapes at La Viñuela.Plus: canyoning, kayak tours, and Pia’s brand-new Water Sports podcast series gets a shout.🖼️ You’ll also find art exhibitions, free galleries, and cool corners of culture across Málaga, Mijas, and Nerja.💡 Whether you're already on the coast or dreaming of your next visit — this is your insider’s guide to what’s happening, what to eat, where to dance, and how to cool off.📍 Full listings, podcast blogs, and travel tools at: malagaradio.com🌍 Plan your trip with us: malagaradio.travel

Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 21🗓️ Week of June 2–8, 2025🎙️ With Carmen & Baptiste This week’s diary helps you plan ahead — with a special look at the Feria de San Bernabé, kicking off in Marbella on Sunday, June 9. Casetas, parades, flamenco, fairground tips — everything you need to enjoy it like a local. And while you’re here this week, there’s plenty to enjoy already:🎉 Festivals & TraditionsTorremolinos Pride continues through June 7 — beach parties, drag shows, and the big Saturday parade.Monda Feria is on — a small-town celebration with food, music, and charm.Corpus Christi traditions and romerías in towns like Istán, Alozaina, and Benamargosa.🖼️ Culture & ExhibitionsKandinsky at the Pompidou – colour and calm by the sea.Free photo art show at the new MUCAC La Coracha.Pintura Liberada at the Carmen Thyssen – post-Franco expressionism with punch.🍤 Food & HospitalityRooftop brunches at Ático, Urban, and San Telmo.Beach club menus from Sonora Beach to La Plage Casanis.Tapas tours and cooking classes (yes, one of them is taught by a local abuela).🎶 Music & NightlifeCandlelight concerts at the Gran Hotel Miramar (ABBA, Queen & The Beatles).The Blaze DJ Set at Marenostrum Fuengirola.Rooftop jazz, boat parties, and secret jam sessions coast to coast.🏄 Sports & Outdoor ActivitiesSUP yoga at sunrise in Málaga.Cycling tours, Friday night hikes in Frigiliana, and beach volleyball on La Carihuela.Surf classes in El Morche and La Cala, plus pony rides with tapas in Estepona.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Audible or iHeartRadio — just search “Málaga Radio Weekly Diary.”🌐 Full links, photos, and updates at malagaradio.com

Torremolinos in Focus + Fulanita Fest, Flamenco, Snails & Summer VibesThis week, Málaga Radio dives deep into one of the Costa’s most iconic and misunderstood towns — Torremolinos. From Pride legacy and beach life to drag shows, tapas routes, and a park with cannons (yes, really), our Town in Focus is a celebration of joy, freedom, and unapologetic seaside energy. Plus, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the week ahead:🎨 Art that stops you mid-scroll🎶 DJ sets, rooftop jazz, and the return of Fulanita Fest🥾 Kayaking, yoga, canyoning, and sunset catamarans🍷 Rooftop brunches, snail feasts, and shared-table dinners🎭 Ronda Romántica, romerías, Día del Caracol, and the early pulse of San Juan You’ll laugh, plan, get hungry, and maybe book a few things you didn’t expect.And yes… the Málaga Radio eSIM gets one last mention.🌐 Full listings + eSIM info: malagamerchandise.com🎧 More episodes: malagaradio.com

This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, we head east to Nerja — or "Nerka" as we like to call it — for a full town spotlight. From the iconic Balcón de Europa to sea caves, secret coves, tapas routes, and upcoming summer traditions, this is your perfect primer for a day trip… or something longer. We also cover:🎨 Art & exhibitions from Málaga to Frigiliana🎶 Fortress jazz, beachfront DJs, and candlelit concerts🥾 Kayaking, canyoning, and yoga with a view🍷 Tapas crawls, wine tastings, and Sunday brunch with guitars🎭 Open house architecture tours and Gaucín’s artist studio trail Tune in every Monday for handpicked cultural events, traditions, and insider tips from across the Costa del Sol. Listen live daily from 8–11am on Freshly Squeezed, or explore more at malagaradio.com. Like what we’re building? Support the project at Patreon.com/MalagaRadio.

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 18📅 May 12–18, 2025 From candlelit concerts and surf mornings to romerías in the hills, this week’s diary takes you right into the heart of May on the Costa del Sol.🌟 We open with a special feature on Marbella in season — a story of glamour, stillness, and sea breeze energy, inspired by our upcoming Town in Focus podcast series on Marbella and Puerto Banús (launching this week).🎨 Explore free-entry exhibitions for International Museum Day,🎶 Catch live jazz, rooftop DJs, and beachside soul,🍷 Wander through wine tastings, eco markets, and sunset tasting menus,🏃 And move your body with paddle tournaments, yoga by the sea, and cliffside kayaking. Plus: traditions come to life with San Isidro festivals across Nerja, Estepona, Vélez-Málaga and beyond.🧭 Discover more at malagaradio.com💛 Support us on Patreon – just tap the link on our homepage if you’d like to help keep these stories flowing.

This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary,Carmen and Baptiste take a slower stroll through the Costa del Sol — one filled with blooming patios, hidden traditions, soft music, and a few glamorous sparks of summer.We head to Córdoba for its world-famous Festival of the Patios, where family courtyards burst with flowers and history. Back home in Málaga, we find the spirit of tradition still blooming after Día de la Cruz — in neighbourhoods like El Perchel, La Trinidad, and the whitewashed villages of the Axarquía.From Marbella’s beach club openings to candlelit concerts, artisan food, and the calm between ferias, this is the perfect guide to experiencing the quieter side of Andalusia — with beauty in every corner. ✨Want your event featured? Add it for free at malagaradio.net — and it could be included in next week’s Diary or on Freshly Squeezed.🎙️ New episodes every Sunday

🎙️ This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary,we’re heading to Fuengirola — where spring is bursting into life with the Feria Internacional de los Países and the start of the Marenostrum concert season! 🌞🎶Join Carmen and Baptiste as they explore Fuengirola’s beaches, old town, and rich history — plus discover the best cultural exhibitions, music events, outdoor adventures, foodie festivals, and traditional celebrations happening across the Costa del Sol from April 28 to May 4.Tune in, get inspired, and make the most of your week under the Andalusian sun! ☀️

🎙️ Episode Description – Málaga Radio Weekly Diary (April 21–27, 2025)Spring is in full swing on the Costa del Sol, and this week’s Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is bursting with colour, rhythm, and flavour. From gallery walls to global food halls, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the best of what’s happening across Málaga and the coast.🌍 Weekly Special: Take a ride with us—literally—as we launch into a virtual drone tour of the Feria Internacional de los Países in Fuengirola.Expect mojitos, music, grilled meats, and a whole lot of cultural pride.🎨 Culture & Exhibitions: Step into Picasso’s sketchbooks, explore Russian avant-garde, and catch the final days of some breathtaking shows across the city.🍷 Food & Hospitality: From inland fiestas like Sopa Mondeña and Día de la Morcilla, to glamorous beach club reopenings and rooftop dining, spring never tasted so good.🎶 Music & Nightlife: Flamenco takes centre stage, candlelight concerts return, and Marbella heats up with acoustic rooftops and electronic brunch beats.🌿 Sports & Outdoors: Move at your own pace—hike the cliffs, paddle the coast, or just stretch into the season with wellness walks and spring Zumba in the hills of Ronda.Whether you’re planning your week or just craving a little local sunshine in your earbuds, this is the guide you’ve been waiting for.📍 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Listen now, plan better.

🎧 Episode Description – Málaga Radio Weekly Diary Special: Semana Santa in Málaga Step into one of Spain’s most profound and visually striking traditions—Semana Santa in Málaga. In this very special episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste slow the pace and guide you through the soul of Holy Week on the Costa del Sol. 📿 From the heavy silence of candlelit processions to the brass bands echoing through historic streets, we explore the deeper meaning behind the spectacle. This is about more than pageantry—it’s about family, faith, community, and identity.👣 Learn what to expect if you're visiting: the crowds, the candles, the brotherhoods, the anticipation. Discover the unspoken rules, the emotional beats, and the best times and places to witness the city at its most united and alive.💬 Along the way, we reflect on how this tradition continues to shape modern Málaga—and why it still moves generations, believers and non-believers alike. This is not a tourist checklist. It’s an invitation to feel the city. Whether you’re attending your first Semana Santa or reliving childhood memories, this episode offers a window into something uniquely powerful.🎧 Press play, light a candle—and experience Semana Santa, Málaga-style.

🎧 Episode Description – Málaga Radio Weekly Diary (April 7–13, 2025)It’s a new week on the Costa del Sol—and we’re back with everything you need to plan it like a local! From rooftop jazz to rock legends, candlelight concerts to coastal hikes, this episode has something for every kind of traveler.🎭 In Culture & Exhibitions, Carmen and Baptiste dive into Picasso’s sketchbooks, immersive storytelling, and a spotlight on Málaga’s modern art scene.🎶 The Music & Nightlife segment is all rhythm this week—from Akustiko’s terrace vibes to a full flamenco takeover at Teatro Cervantes, and the return of Sunday pool parties in Marbella.⚽ In Sports & Outdoors, it’s not just football this time. Paddle tennis, yoga pop-ups, golf at La Cala, and even moonlit kayaking make this a movement-friendly week.🍷 Food & Hospitality serves up sweet wine tastings, paella masterclasses, coastal tapas tours, and rooftop cocktails—with a few surprises in between.🌸 Festivals & Traditions keeps it short and sweet this week—because our Semana Santa Special is now live as its own episode! We’ll guide you straight to it.🚍 Plus, don’t miss our Travel Like a Local Special, packed with bus, train, and airport tips to help you get around Málaga with ease. Wherever you’re listening from—thank you for joining us on the journey. Subscribe now, and stay curious with Málaga Radio.

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary March 31 – April 6, 2025Spring has arrived on the Costa del Sol, and with it comes a week full of colour, flavour, and tradition. In this episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste take you beyond the beaches and deep into the heart of the province—from cherry blossoms and mountain villages to live music, beer tastings, sailing, sports, and cultural gems.🌸 This week’s special: The Villages of Málaga — a beautifully told journey into the hidden corners of the region, where tradition, food, views, and wellness all come together. 🎼 Music & Nightlife: From Candlelight concerts to the Harley-Davidson Meet in Benalmádena🥾 Sports & Outdoors: Málaga CF at home, paddle tournaments, sailing clubs, and perfect spring hikes🍷 Food & Hospitality: Blind beer tastings, sushi & cocktails by the sea, gourmet markets, and wine pairings🌸 Festivals & Traditions: Sakura Festival in Alfarnate + Semana Santa build-up across the coast Catch the episode now and plan your week with sunshine in your pocket. 📲 For full event listings and more content, visit MalagaRadio.com📅 Add your own events at MalagaRadio.net🎧 Tune in to Freshly Squeezed every weekday from 8–11am for daily updates.

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – March 24–30, 2025This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, we’re stepping into spring with a fresh mindset and a fresh lineup of events!🌟 Our special segment dives into a powerful concept—Recreational Fitness as a Lifestyle, as we explore why Málaga and the Costa del Sol are the perfect places to stay active, healthy, and connected all year long.🎨 In Culture & Tradition, we chat about immersive art festivals, poetry in Marbella, and exhibitions celebrating Picasso, Zurbarán, and Russian avant-garde.🎶 Music lovers, don’t miss KHEA at Sala París 15, Chucho Valdés’ Afro-Cuban rhythms, jazz at Clarence, and Candlelight tributes to Coldplay and Imagine Dragons.🍷 In Food & Drink, discover culinary festivals, tapas tours, cooking workshops, and why the Mediterranean diet is more than just delicious—it’s a way of life.⚽ Our Sports & Active Adventures lineup takes you from Caminito del Rey to coastal hikes and local wellness retreats.💡 And to wrap it up? We reflect on local traditions—the everyday rhythms, rituals, and flavors that make life in southern Spain so rich and memorable. 🎧 Subscribe now and tune in every Sunday for the latest episode!

📢 Málaga Weekly Diary Podcast (March 17–23, 2025) – Special Feature: Málaga Film Festival! 🎬🎙 Welcome back to the Málaga Weekly Diary! This week, we’re rolling out the red carpet for the 28th Málaga Film Festival, Spain’s premier celebration of Spanish and Ibero-American cinema!🌟 From red carpet premieres to behind-the-scenes industry events, we’ll give you a full breakdown of what’s happening across Málaga. But that’s not all! This week’s episode also covers:✅ Live music & nightlife – From candlelight concerts to Marbella’s top DJ events.✅ Sports & outdoor adventures – Including the Málaga Half Marathon and scenic hiking in El Torcal de Antequera.✅ Food & drink – Wine tastings, cocktail workshops, and the best culinary experiences across the Costa del Sol.✅ Culture & traditional events – Including Semana Santa preparations, art exhibitions, and the Málaga Contemporary Art Festival.🚀 Tune in and plan your week with us!For more events, visit MálagaRadio.com or download our Málaga Radio app (available on Apple & Android).🎧 Listen now and stay connected to the best of Málaga!

🎧 Málaga Weekly Diary – March 10-16, 2025🎧 This week, we’ve got everything happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol, from St. Patrick’s Day celebrations to the start of the Málaga Film Festival!☘️🎬 ✅ St. Patrick’s Day Special – The best Irish pubs, parades, and celebrations across Benalmádena, Marbella, Torremolinos, and beyond!✅ Cultural Highlights – Exhibitions, flamenco nights, and live performances across the region.✅ Live Music & Concerts – From Candlelight concerts to jazz nights and flamenco shows, we’ve got you covered.✅ Sports & Outdoor Adventures – Running events, cycling routes, and adrenaline-packed activities.✅ Food & Drink – Wine tastings, food festivals, and where to enjoy the best tapas this week.📲 Don’t forget! Listen live every morning from 8 AM to 11 AM on Freshly Squeezed, only on Málaga Radio!🎙️ Tune in now and plan your week! 🏖️☀️

🎙️ Episode Description for Spreaker: Málaga Radio Weekly Diary (March 3 - March 9, 2025) 🎭🎶🍷Carnival may be over in Málaga, but the celebrations continue across the Costa del Sol!🎉 This week, we dive into the Nerja and Ronda Carnivals, where the parades, costumes, and final farewells are still in full swing. Plus, we highlight some of the best music, culture, food, and outdoor activities happening across the region.🌟 This week’s highlights:🎭 Carnival Continues! Nerja & Ronda’s final celebrations, grand parades, and the dramatic Burial of the Sardine 🔥🐟🎶 Live Music & Concerts! From opera at Teatro Cervantes to flamenco at Soho Theatre and a candlelight classical concert 🎻💃🍷 Food & Wine Events! Tapas & wine tours in Málaga, seafood festivals in Benalmádena, and an olive oil tasting in Mijas 🍤🥂🏃‍♂️ Sports & Outdoor Adventures! The Mini Maratón Peña El Bastón, hiking El Caminito del Rey, and guided cycling tours 🚴🏞️🎨 Cultural Must-Sees! The Lux 2025 Light Exhibition, Picasso’s Royan Notebooks Exhibition, and Málaga’s Bienal de Flamenco🎭🖼️And as always, don’t forget to tune in to Freshly Squeezed, every weekday morning from 8 AM to 11 AM, for daily event updates, local insights, and great music! 🎧☀️

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – February 24 to March 2, 2025🎉Get ready for another exciting week across the Costa del Sol! This episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is packed with festivals, music, sports, cultural events, and foodie experiences to help you plan the perfect week ahead.🌟 In This Episode:🎭 Carnival’s Grand Finale – Don’t miss the final days of Málaga Carnival! From the Drag Queen Gala to the Battle of Flowers and the hilarious Burial of the Anchovy, it’s the last chance to enjoy this legendary celebration.🇪🇸 Andalusia Day Celebrations – Friday, February 28th marks Día de Andalucía, with traditional music, dance, and gastronomy filling the streets. Find out where to celebrate with free concerts, cultural performances, and Andalusian markets.🎶 Live Music & Entertainment – From flamenco fashion shows to candlelit concerts and the Málaga Crazy Festival, we bring you the best nightlife and cultural events happening this week.⚽ Sports & Outdoor Fun – Whether you're into golf, marathon training, beach volleyball, or guided cycling tours, there are plenty of ways to stay active on the Costa del Sol. Plus, the Copa del Rey de Golf and other major sporting events!🍷 Food & Wine Highlights – Experience wine tastings, seafood feasts, and gourmet dining at some of the top spots across Málaga, Marbella, and beyond.✨ Special Feature: Carnival & Andalusia Day Deep Dive!Get the inside scoop on the biggest celebrations of the season, with tips on where to go, what to see, and how to make the most of these cultural highlights!🎧 Listen now and start planning your week! Find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, and MálagaRadio.com.📲 Follow us for updates & event highlights! #MalagaRadio #CarnavalMalaga #AndaluciaDay #CostaDelSol #Flamenco #MálagaMusic #ThingsToDoInMalaga

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – February 17-23, 2025🎉Get ready for another exciting week on the Costa del Sol! This episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary brings you the hottest events, festivals, and activities happening from Monday, February 17th to Sunday, February 23rd, 2025.🌟 In This Episode:🎭 Málaga Carnival 2025 – The biggest and most vibrant celebration of the year kicks off! We dive into the parades, street performances, and quirky traditions that make this carnival a must-experience event.🍽️ Food & Drink Highlights – From the Málaga Gastronomy Festival to wine tastings, gourmet tours, and cooking workshops, we’ve got the best foodie events lined up.🎶 Live Music & Performances – From flamenco in the Soho to candlelight concerts and rock gigs, discover the best places to catch live music this week.🚴 Sports & Outdoor Activities – The Vuelta Ciclista a Andalucía 'Ruta del Sol' speeds through the region, plus fitness events, boxing, and Málaga CF’s latest match.🏛️ Cultural & Festivals Spotlight – Unique traditions like the Alozaina Carnival of Flour and the Polvos de Tolox Festival keep the celebrations going!✨ Special Feature: Málaga Carnival Deep Dive!We take a closer look at the history, traditions, and unmissable events of Málaga’s biggest party of the year. From the Drag Queen Gala to the hilarious Burial of the Anchovy, we uncover why this festival is a true highlight of the season.🎧 Tune in now and plan your perfect week on the Costa del Sol! Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, or at MalagaRadio.com.📲 Follow us for more event updates! #MalagaRadio #CostaDelSol #CarnavalMalaga #FoodieSpain #MálagaMusic #RutaDelSol #VisitCostaDelSol #MálagaPodcast

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is back with your ultimate guide to the best events happening across the Costa del Sol this week!From Carnival celebrations and Valentine’s Day specials to live concerts, foodie experiences, and major sports events, we’ve got everything you need to plan the perfect week in Málaga.✨ Highlights This Week:🎭 Málaga Carnival – Parades, music, and colorful celebrations!💃 Valentine’s Day Specials – Romantic dinners, candlelight concerts, and unique date ideas.🎸 Rockin’ Race Jamboree & Perrock Fuengirola Festival – The best in rock & roll and live music.🍽️ Local Foodie Picks – Tapas tours, market discoveries, and Menú del Día specials.🏀 Copa del Rey de Baloncesto – The biggest basketball showdown of the season.⚽ Málaga CF vs. FC Cartagena – Cheer on our local team at La Rosaleda!💪 HYROX Málaga & Outdoor Activities – Get active with fitness challenges, yoga retreats, and more!📌 Stay Updated: For full event details, visit MálagaRadio.net and don’t forget to tune into Freshly Squeezed for daily event updates!🎧 Subscribe & Listen:

🎧"Welcome to this week’s episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, your ultimate guide to the best events happening across the Costa del Sol from February 3rd to 9th, 2025!🎸 Music Lovers, Get Ready!We’re diving into the legendary Rockin' Race Jamboree in Torremolinos, spotlighting rock & roll legends like Lee Rocker and the soulful sounds of The Cactus Blossoms. Plus, discover the vibrant beats of the Costa del Soul Festival in Benalmádena.🍽️ Foodies, We’ve Got You Covered!Explore the latest culinary trends at the H&T Salón de Innovación en Hostelería, savor authentic Italian flavors at Badiani Gelato Málaga, and join immersive tapas tours around Málaga’s historic markets.🎭 Cultural Highlights Not to Miss:From the mesmerizing Festival de las Linternas lighting up Parque del Oeste to thought-provoking exhibitions at the Carmen Thyssen Museum, there’s art and culture around every corner.⚽ Sports & Outdoor Adventures:Cheer on Málaga CF as they face Levante UD at La Rosaleda Stadium, join the Torremolinos Half Marathon, or get active with free outdoor calisthenics sessions across Málaga.✨ Bonus: We’ll also share hidden gems, community events, and tips to make the most of your week on the Costa del Sol.Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and share this episode with fellow adventurers. For more details, visit MálagaRadio.net!"

🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary: January 27 – February 2, 2025 🎉Join Carmen and Baptiste as they guide you through the best events happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol this week! From cultural gems and foodie delights to outdoor adventures and sports highlights, this episode has something for everyone.🌟 What’s Inside This Week’s Episode?Culinary Highlights: Discover the Almond Blossom Festival in Guaro, Mercado de Atarazanas tours, and the Flavours of the World Festival.Cultural Events: Explore the Málaga Theatre Festival, Carnival poster exhibitions, and dazzling lantern displays.Sports & Outdoors: Hike the Caminito del Rey, hit the golf course, or check out the Marbella Artisan Market.Special Guest Segment: Pia stops by to talk about Factor 50 in the Snow, her live show and podcast series celebrating winter life in Sierra Nevada.Whether you’re a local or visiting, this episode will help you plan an unforgettable week on the Costa del Sol. Don’t forget to tune in, and visit MálagaRadio.net for more details!

🎙️ Welcome to the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary! This week, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the vibrant events happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol, from January 20th to January 26th, 2025.Discover cultural highlights like the Málaga Theatre Festival, the enchanting Chinese Lantern Festival, and the last days of the Nao Victoria at Muelle Uno. Dive into foodie adventures with wine tastings and culinary classes, get active with free calisthenics sessions, and cheer for local teams in exciting sports events.Don’t miss our spotlight on Pia’s Factor 50 in the Snow, your ultimate guide to winter fun in Sierra Nevada.Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this podcast is packed with tips and inspiration to make the most of your week in Málaga!🎧 Tune in on Spotify, Amazon Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, or visit MálagaRadio.com for all the details.