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The British singer Seal, with full name Seal Henry Olusegun Olumide Adeola Samuel, who is married with German top model Heidi Klum will play in the Marbella bullring on July 23rd. He will open his new Spanish tour in Marbella. The gig will be in the Marbella bullring on July 23, and move on to Barcelona on July 26 in a tour organised by Riff Productions. The three times Grammy winner was in Spain last year, when he played in Madrid and Valladolid. The London born singer has promised a two hour show of his greatest hits with numbers from his new album , “Soul”. We still remember songs like “Crazy” from 1991, “Future Love Paradise”, and his own rendition of “Killer”. Tickets for his concert in the Marbella bullring will be priced at 35 € and are available from Ticketmaster and El Corte Inglés. The Marbella bullring has capacity of 4,000 people, and I am sure we will see this bullring full of enthusiastic fans. The concert will start at 20:00h.

Fuengirola is a large Spanish town located in the Costa del Sol area of Malaga. There has been a settlement at Fuengirola for thousands of years and the town boasts a long and interesting history that has even included a number of name changes. Now, however, the town`s 8 kilometres of beaches and subtropical Mediterranean climate have ensured that Fuengirola has become a popular tourist resort on Spain`s much loved Costa del Sol.

As have many of the Costa del Sol`s towns in recent years, Fuengirola has undergone much development to make sure it can offer everything holiday makers need and want from a holiday in the sunshine. Having said that town still exudes a traditional charm and sense of history that is lacking in bigger and more commercial resorts on the Costa del Sol. Fuengirola was originally an Arab settlement and then went on to be captured by the Romans, becoming a typical Roman town. In the early Middle Ages a fire meant all the town`s inhabitants had no choice but to flee and Fuengirola then did not become a largely inhabited town for a couple of hundred years. Read more »