Laura Calleja

6 days ago | abc.es | Laura Calleja

Lo que comenzó como una presentación televisiva terminó convirtiéndose en un nuevo frente mediático para Antonio David Flores. Este lunes, 5 de mayo, TVE celebró el estreno de 'La familia de la tele', un magacín de tarde que contará con Rocío Carrasco como una de sus colaboradoras. Pero la gran sorpresa no fue su regreso a la cadena pública, sino su inesperado encuentro con Marta Riesco, otra figura del corazón que, como ella, mantuvo una relación sentimental con el exguardia civil.

1 week ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Laura Calleja

1. What’s been the most defining moment in your career so far? It is hard to choose just one moment, because I have been lucky to experience a few that really shaped me. One of the most unforgettable was being on Io Canto in Italy. I was very young and still learning so much, and suddenly I was singing with big names like Ornella Vanoni and Pierdavide Carone. That experience gave me a lot of confidence.

2 weeks ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Laura Calleja

Laura Calleja 3 min read About meLudwig Galea was born in 1977 to Austin and Sylvana Galea and has a younger sister named Abigail. He received his music education from his late uncle, Rev. Mro. Alberto Borg OSA. He holds a bachelor's degree in education and an associate diploma in musical theatre from Trinity Guildhall. Ludwig has been married to Sarah for the past 11 years, and together they have two children – the eldest, Benjamin, and Kristina.

2 weeks ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Laura Calleja

By day, Francesco is a creative lead practitioner at Chiswick House School – but his passion for the arts and theatre runs much deeper. Immersed in performance from a young age, he honed his craft at the Urdang Academy in London, later working internationally as a performer. Returning to Malta, Francesco carved out a versatile path as a freelance performer, choreographer, and creative collaborator, contributing to a wide range of local and international entertainment projects. 1.

2 weeks ago | maltatoday.com.mt | Laura Calleja

Can you tell us about how you first became interested in architecture and how that interest evolved into your wider creative practice? I was always set on becoming an architect. I was culturally and aesthetically drawn to the field, though I knew that structurally and physically, it would be more challenging for me. That tension actually became an important foundation for my practice, as architectural education demands a great deal of thinking, theory, and writing.