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Niña Pastori, after singing to Pope Leo XIV: "He has a nobility in his eyes that I loved"

Niña Pastori was the guest on 'El Hormiguero' where she discussed her new album 'Color Fania', inspired by Fania Records, a record label from the 1960s and 1970s known for Cuban and Puerto Rican artists who helped popularize salsa music. She also mentioned her admiration for Pope Leo XIV, noting his 'noble gaze'. The article includes updates about Pope Leo XIV's visit to Spain.

18/06/2026 a las 23:47h.

Niña Pastori ha sido la invitada de este miércoles en ' El Hormiguero ', donde ha entrado en detalles acerca de su nuevo disco 'Color Fania' , en el cual estará basado la gira que inicia este viernes 19 de junio. Como celebración a una ... treintena de años de carrera musical a sus espaldas, la artista de San Fernando quiere así homenajear a Fania Records, un sello discográfico que, en los años 60 y 70, reunió a los mejores cantantes cubanos y puertorriqueños, que se fueron a Nueva York y «sembraron la semilla tan bonita de la salsa que conocemos hoy». Eso sí, además de este lanzamiento, no podían pasar desapercibidos otros asuntos de más actualidad.

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ABC (España)IndependentCenter2 days ago
Niña Pastori, after singing to Pope Leo XIV: "He has a nobility in his eyes that I loved"

Niña Pastori was the guest on 'El Hormiguero' where she discussed her new album 'Color Fania', inspired by Fania Records, a record label from the 1960s and 1970s known for Cuban and Puerto Rican artists who helped popularize salsa music. She also mentioned her admiration for Pope Leo XIV, noting his 'noble gaze'. The article includes updates about Pope Leo XIV's visit to Spain.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural topics such as music and a celebrity interview with no explicit political commentary or framing. It mentions a religious figure but does not take a stance or provide biased context.