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2026

Our spring-summer 2026 edition reaffirms our transversal DNA, becoming the ultimate meeting point where cinema, music, art, fashion, gastronomy, and design dialogue in perfect harmony. Seven spectacular covers bring this unique volume to life: the acting power of Maxi Iglesias and Carla Campra, the musical essence of young Chiara Oliver, the magnetism of content creators like Boukie, Sara Bace, or the couple Samantha Costantini and Tote Fernández, plus a cover dedicated to designer furniture. A perfectly bound snapshot of contemporary culture awaits you now on newsstands and in the Neo2 online store.

Cabosanroque

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Cabosanroque, the duo formed by Roger Aixut and Laia Torrents, has spent more than twenty years creating installations in which sound goes far beyond music. Their works invite audiences to explore spaces, interact, and reflect on themes such as memory, error, and fragility.

Samantha Costantini & Tote Fernández

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Champions of "divineo", this ex-footballer and designer duo has shaken up normative standards through a unique ecosystem of love and color. With their disruptive codes, they explain how they transform their home into a creative laboratory. Dreamy fashion, NYX Professional Makeup, and pure visual fantasy in an identity revolution not for normies.

Carla Campra

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With just a glance, she showcases an intuition and calmness unique to her generation. From her debut in El Sueño De Iván to recent projects like Asuntos Internos or Si Es Martes Es Asesinato, she has charted an intimate and honest path. In a stage of exploration and maturity, her sensitivity connects naturally with the subtle universe of Dior in this photoshoot.

Izán Llunas

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Heir to a legendary artistic saga, the twenty-year-old singer consolidates his own voice on the national scene. After winning over the general public playing Luis Miguel in his biographical series and his time on La Voz Kids, his participation in Benidorm Fest 2026 marks a turning point toward a mature and ambitious style.

Maxi Iglesias

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Navigating the film industry at his own pace, away from external noise, the actor seeks coherence and listening at every step. Demanding projects like Punto Nemo or Todo Lo Que Nunca Fuimos reflect his desire to explore deeply human characters. A physical and emotional journey that, dressed in Louis Vuitton, celebrates the art of transformation in this issue.

Hormigón Habitado

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A Japanese restaurant that adapts to the rhythm of the day: café, dining room and nighttime space for music and leisure. Designed by BarrioBohrer, it prioritizes experience over immediate aesthetics, exploring circulation, light and shifting perceptions so that every journey becomes memorable, dynamic and sensory within Madrid’s Justicia district.

Chiara Oliver

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With her first LP, No Fue Real, the Menorcan-British artist consolidates a unique identity between pop and intimate storytelling. After training in modern singing and standing out in Operación Triunfo 2023, she has toured Spain and Latin America. A multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, she begins this 2026 a new and honest musical stage full of authenticity and great songs.

Roque Ruiz

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Born in 1999 and intensely trained in theater, the actor breaks generational clichés with overflowing maturity. The face of hits like El desorden que dejas or the satire Muertos S.L., he embodies the magnetism of the unstoppable new Galician talent pool. Furthermore, he balances film sets while leading a rock band and prepares for the premiere of Los Relatos.

Sara Bace

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Content creator and entrepreneur, she has built a career defined by perseverance, exercise and adventure. Based in Madrid, she runs three companies, including it’s lava, Always Open and S’more, her sportswear brand. Family-oriented and energetic, she finds in sport her daily routine, escape, and source of personal and professional balance.

Charca Verde

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Acebo X Alonso approaches the restoration of La Casa de la Charca Verde as an archaeological task aimed at removing impacts accumulated over decades. Built around 1925 in a historic Madrid colony, it has been updated by highlighting its original 1970s swimming pool, transformed into the narrative axis of the project’s architectural memory.

Bau Home

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A 20-page editorial where fashion and furniture come together. A tribute to the Bauhaus, the revolutionary school of architecture, design, craftsmanship and art founded in 1919 by architect Walter Gropius in Weimar, Germany. Its name literally means “building house”. In our case, we give it a small twist so that the house becomes a home..

Zahara

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The artist from Jaén keeps breaking boundaries through her new era, Glitch, and the Zahararave universe. Amid synthesizers, hypnotic visuals, and club culture, she transforms error into identity and dance into resistance. An electronic era that expands her sound, completely redefining pop, performance, and her connection with the audience.

Yuko Mori

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Yuko Mohri, a Tokyo-based artist, creates installations that combine sound, movement, and physical phenomena. Her works, built from everyday objects, constantly change in response to their surroundings. On the occasion of her exhibition at Centro Botín, she discusses perception, collaboration, and the influence of the landscape.

Plus

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Interviews with: Acromatyx, Alberto Brown, Anna Cazenave Cambet, Bibencia, Bloodstein, Bolaño Atelier, Candela Arestegui, Dame Après Paris, Lasadcum, Laura Morales, María Arnal, Martin Urrutia, Nao, Natalia Moreno, Ofensa, Paco Benavente, Rodrigo Gervasi, Simon Chevrier, Slim Soledad, Tomy Aguilera…

Boukie

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From industrial engineer to foodie it-girl, the Valencian proves that real talent conquers social media. With recipes merging comfort food and cinematic aesthetics, she has built a loyal community. Now, she jumps into the fashion space to present the ColaCao x Uniqlo T-shirt collaboration: a prime example of contemporary, urban pop culture.