Clubs

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“Voces de papel” Reading Club

Welcome!

It is a pleasure to welcome you to the “Voces de papel” Reading Club, a space created for all those who enjoy the wonderful world of books and wish to share their reading experiences with others passionate about reading.

Who are we?

We are a diverse group of readers who believe that reading is enriched when shared. Our club does not require prior literary knowledge; only a desire to read, discuss, and discover new perspectives through words.

What is our goal?

• To encourage the habit of reading in a pleasurable and collaborative way.
• To create a space for respectful and enriching dialogue around different works and authors (especially in Spanish).
• To explore various genres, authors from different cultures, and relevant topics.
• To develop critical thinking and analytical skills through literature.

How does it work?

• We meet twice a month in person.
• Each month, we choose a book together or by vote.
• During the sessions, we share impressions, debate ideas, and delve deeper into the themes raised by the book.
• In addition, we occasionally organize special activities: screenings of reports/documentaries and writing workshops.

The Music Club

Welcome!

This club was created with the aim of bringing together people who are passionate about music, regardless of style, level of knowledge, or experience. Here, we celebrate musical diversity, creativity, and, above all, the joy of listening to music together.

What is The Music Club?

It’s an open space for:

• Sharing musical tastes and discovering new artists and genres.

• Analyzing songs, albums, and the careers of musicians from around the world (especially those in Spanish).

• Discussing the cultural, social, and emotional impact of music.

Who is it for?

For anyone who:

• Feels a connection to music.

• Wants to learn more about different styles and eras.

• Wishes to exchange ideas, emotions, and musical knowledge with others.

You don’t need to be a musician or know music theory. All you need is enthusiasm and a willingness to listen and share.

How do we organize ourselves?

• We meet twice a month in person.

• At each meeting, we explore a specific musical topic (a song, an album, an artist, a style, or an era).

• We organize listening activities, karaoke sessions, and discussions.

Board Games Club

Welcome!

It’s a pleasure to welcome you to the Board Games Club “JugADOS: Words at Play.” This club is designed for those who enjoy mental challenges, face-to-face interaction, and the pleasure of sharing a good game with friends, colleagues, or new acquaintances. It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or an expert—what matters is playing and having fun.

What’s our goal?

• To promote the use of board games as tools for learning, socializing, and entertainment.

• To stimulate skills such as concentration, logic, memory, decision-making, and teamwork.

• To encourage respect for rules, effective communication, and healthy competition.

• To discover new games, rediscover the classics, and even invent our own.

How does the club work?

• We meet once a week in person.

• At each session, one or more games are proposed to explore.

• Rules are explained, and teams or groups are formed depending on the game.

• There will be tournaments, themed sessions, voting to choose games, and chances to bring your favorite games.