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194

Autumn-Winter

2024

We're closing out the year with a bang with issue 194 of Neo2! Almost 300 pages packed with creativity and the latest trends. And don't miss the 9 breathtaking covers! Danna, Mayo, Toccororo, Eric Masip, Olivia Baglivi, Paula Koops, and Omar Montes treat us to their most stylish looks. Plus, we pay homage to fashion with covers dedicated to Loewe and Louis Vuitton. Immerse yourself in a universe of trends and discover why Neo2 is the go-to magazine for urban culture. Art, gastronomy, architecture, and interviews with your favorite artists complete this special issue to say goodbye to 2024 and welcome 2025.

Toccororo

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"I never imagined that an impromptu night would change my life completely." With these words, she recalls her beginnings as a DJ. This Spanish artist, with Cuban roots, has conquered dance floors around the world with her unique blend of Latin rhythms and urban sounds. Since her debut at Boiler Room, her career has been meteoric, making her one of the most sought-after DJs internationally.

Your Winter Plumage

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An unexpected dialogue between Loewe's women's pre-collection for spring/summer 2025 and some iconic pieces from the Spanish furniture brand Sancal. A twelve-page space where fashion and interior design intertwine through the images of this editorial.

Mayo

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The new king of Spanish pop. At just 22 years old, this Sevillian has revolutionized the music scene. His stint on "Operación Triunfo" catapulted him to fame, making him a role model for Gen Z. In his debut album, "Season I," he bares his soul with brutal honesty. With his pop and electronic music, he positions himself as a fresh and necessary voice in the Spanish music landscape.

Bear Based in Rabe

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We interviewed Iñigo Berasategui and Ane Arce, founders of the Bear studio, in their hometown of Bilbao. We explored three of their surprising recent projects: Zubitegi Kirol Park (2024) in Mallabia, Nahinuena House (2024) in Gorliz, and the Basque Folk Music Museum (2024) in Artea.

Danna

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Beyond fame. We know her for her musical hits and her roles in series like Élite. In front of the cameras since childhood, this Mexican has evolved from a child actress to one of the most influential artists of her generation. In her latest album, Childstar, she shares her most intimate experiences. A multifaceted artist who never stops reinventing herself and continues to shine on her own.

Zimoun

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Zimoun's work is defined by the creation of "sound architectures" that use simple industrial materials, such as cardboard, direct current motors, and cables, to build immersive installations adapted to their environments.

Olivia Baglivi

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From Libélulas to El Gran Salto, this Spanish actress continues to thrill us. In her new role, she portrays a woman marked by addiction, once again demonstrating her talent and versatility. With a constantly evolving career, Olivia has become a role model for many young actors. Without a doubt, she is one of the most interesting performers of the moment.

Humo House

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Humo House, designed by Iván Bravo Architects, is located in Futrono, Chile, nestled between hills and Lake Ranco. Featuring a wooden cladding that changes appearance depending on the angle, it blends angular geometry with functionality. Its facades contrast a perfect cube with angular lines converging into a protective eave camouflaged within its rustic design.

Eric Masip

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The new Spanish James Bond. With innate elegance and overwhelming magnetism, he has become one of the most promising Spanish actors. His role in the A través de... saga catapulted him to fame, but his talent goes beyond that. His performance in the series Alba or his participation in the audio version of 1984 make him an actor to watch closely.

Julian Charrière

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By exploring sites with marked geophysical identities, such as volcanoes, polar landscapes, or radioactive zones, Charrière presents alternative stories and opens speculative windows that traverse both deep geological time and human time.

Paula Koops

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With her album Motel, Paula proves that music is her true destiny. After taking TikTok by storm and a university stint in the UK, this young singer-songwriter returns to her roots to share her most personal experiences. From breakups to new friendships, each song is a chapter in her story, a journey of self-discovery that invites us to connect with our own emotions.

Sala Cero and Subcero

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These are the new projects by chef Javier Bonet, blending innovative gastronomy and interior design. Designed by Yyplusplus and Caliper, they merge industrial and high-tech styles within 350 m² across two floors. Sala Cero stands out above, while Subcero, opened in October, offers a cocktail bar, private dining, and a future club, evoking "2001: A Space Odyssey."

Omar Montes

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From the streets of Carabanchel to the biggest stages, Omar Montes has come a long way with his music. However, despite his success, the artist remains true to his origins and his people. With his charisma, Omar has managed to connect with a wide audience, demonstrating, as the protagonist of the JD campaign, that the values of friendship and family are universal.

Interviews

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A treasure trove of cross-disciplinary insights from a diverse range of talents: Alberto Olmo, Baica, Cariño, Denisse Peña, Esther Merino, Gala Hernández, Gemeliers, Karavana, Koldo Olabarri, Laura Pausini,  Maiki Maik, Mina el Hammani, Onrushw23fh, Tarta Relena, Tiscar Espadas, We Are Not Friends…

French Crop

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In this issue, we interpret Louis Vuitton's Cruise 2025 collection. A proposal by Nicolas Ghesquière inspired by the beauty of Barcelona that celebrates Spanish fashion with a Parisian touch. A complex universe that we have translated from funk and new age codes to transfer it to the pages of Neo2 under the title of French Crop.