
Lanzarote UFC fighter Hecher Sosa: “Fighters fight”
Interview, Magazine, NewsIt’s not hard to spot Hecher Sosa at the Spartan Gym in Arrecife, where he’s arrived for a sparring and training session with other fighters, boys and girls.

Archaeologists uncover evidence of Lanzarote’s role in the early history of European colonialism
Magazine, NewsJust a few hundred metres away from the gorgeous beaches of Papagayo, a team of archaeologists are unearthing evidence of one of the most significant events in world history.

Spain calls snap general election as Saborea Lanzarote food fair is postponed
Magazine, NewsThis month, Lanzarote will be plastered with posters, banners, hoardings and other political publicity, as Spanish voters prepare to elect a new government on Sunday 29th November.

Former Teguise Cinema Put on the Market After Nearly Three Decades of New Life
Interview, Magazine, NewsThe old Cine de Teguise - one of the most eye-catching buildings in a town full of beautiful places - is up for sale. Current owner Indigo Bucher recently sat down with us to tell us the story of a Lanzarote love affair.

Ginés Cedrés Reflects on Los Coquillos, a Lanzarote-Inspired Hit and His Latest Musical Project
Interview, Magazine, NewsGinés Cedrés and his band, Los Coquillos, are rock royalty on Lanzarote. Born in Arrecife, Ginés moved to Las Palmas at an early age but spent long summers in the exciting pop scene of Lanzarote in the 1980s. César Martínez spoke to him at Famara last month.

Costa Teguise Teacher Builds Lanzarote’s First Reggae Sound System
Interview, Magazine, NewsIn a spare room in Costa Teguise, a local teacher has built the Humble Hi-Fi Sound System, the first reggae sound system on Lanzarote.

The Pet Poisoners: A Continuing Threat to Animals in Rural Lanzarote
Magazine, NewsDavid Riebold tackles the recurring problem of animal poisonings in rural Lanzarote.

Cabildo Sets Out Lanzarote’s Road and Infrastructure Priorities Ahead of Elections
Interview, Magazine, NewsJacobo Medina is the Cabildo’s Councillor for Public Works, with responsibility for all projects undertaken by the island’s government. As the four-year term of the current administration reaches its final straight, with elections due in May next year, we met with the young politician to talk about projects that are planned for the island.

Dodgy Decision Denies Lanzarote Victory on Opening Day
Magazine, NewsThe Rojillos (the reds) season began on the 13th September in the RFEF 3 (fifth tier) with a 1-1 draw. Ian Lane reports from the Ciudad Deportiva.

How to make Falafel
Food, MagazineSome argue that falafel have been eaten in the middle-east for centuries, others claim that they were invented by Indian soldiers serving the British Army in colonial Egypt. Whatever the origin, there’s no doubt that they are now a middle-eastern classic, and have enjoyed global popularity due to their flavour, healthy ingredients and suitability for vegetarians and vegans.

