‘Little Rosalía’ is the Spanish singer’s mini-me who dresses just like her

In Ronald D. Moore’s reimagined“Battlestar Galactica,” the ragged remnants of the human race often respond to adversity by invoking an article of their faith: “All this has happened before. All this will happen again.”

Over the past weeks -- with Spain in total lockdown as coronavirus infections and deaths have risen to alarming numbers -- the song “Resistiré" has become a 2020 anthem.Originally released by Spanish pop’s Dúo Dínamico in 1988 and further popularized on the soundtrack of Pedro Almodovar’s 1989 dark romantic comedy Átamé, "Resistiré" is now being sung collectively at a distance by neighbors on balconies, by employees and customers in supermarkets, and in cover versions made by artists at

Roku users — finalmente — will soon be able to use voice controls and conduct searches in Spanish on the streaming-media platform.

Wow, what an inspiration!

MADRID — As the world’s international TV distribution goes virtual, these are a pick of Spanish TV shows – at project stage, in production or completed, and mostly drama series – being brought onto the market, or available for partnering for production or straight acquisition:

The Spanish TV industry has been shaken by the dramatic impact of the coronavirus crisis, but it is fighting back.

Princess Maria Teresa de Borbón-Parma has become the first member of a royal family to pass away due to Coronavirus complications. The Spanish princess' younger brother took to social media to announce the tragedy on Thursday.

The family of a loving great great grandmother has paid tribute after she passed away from coronavirus.

Princess Maria Teresa of Bourbon-Parma, who was the cousin of Spain’s King Felipe IV, is the first royal to die from coronavirus.

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes are passing time in coronavirus lockdown by teaching each other new skills.

She revealed she was 'heartbroken' on Tuesday, announcing she'd have to postpone her upcoming Romance tour due to COVID-19. 

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes are social distancing together. The lovebirds are in Miami where they have self-isolated together amid the Coronavirus crisis.

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes are passing time in coronavirus lockdown by teaching each other new skills.

Camila Cabello, 23, was excited to share the news that she’s spending time learning new things with her boyfriend Shawn Mendes, 21, on Mar. 25 as the two stay in quarantine together. The “Havana” singer posted a close-up photo of herself holding an acoustic guitar to her Instagram story and revealed exactly what she and Shawn are learning from each other in the caption. “Shawn is teaching me this and I’m teaching him Spanish, in the words of dababy, LETS GOOOO,” the caption read.