The Little Barcelona children's fashion fair is holding its first edition at the design school FAD on 5 and 6 of February. With over 50 guest brands taking part, the event that aims to provide a meeting point for children's clothing, furniture, decoration and gift sector professionals.

Visitors will also be able to see the creations of promising new children's fashion designers, such as Vanesa Parengo, Daymee Menéndez and Imma Serra.

The San Sebastián group are back in Barcelona to perform their latest album, Cometas por el cielo, and fill the Palau de la Música with their songs. This is their sixth studio album, recorded, mixed and mastered in Girona and Stockholm.

Their first single, La niña que llora en tus fiestas, took them to number one in the charts.

They have sold more than eight million albums around the world and carried off national and international awards (Ondas, MTV Awards, Grammies, etc.) in the course of their career, which has brought them thousands of fans.

They started out in the 1970s, eight out-of-work friends who decided to get together and form a reggae group called UB40, named after the benefit form the unemployed in England had to fill out at the time.

More than thirty years later, and with millions of followers, the Birmingham-formed band are coming over to Barcelona, bringing with them the essence of Jamaican music they are known by and their latest work, Labour Love IV, and with Duncan Campbell, the brother of two of the members, as a new singer in the band.

Carlos Latre revolutionised comedy with his show Yes, we Spain and now this comedian is back in town, at the Coliseum, in a revamped show adapted to the latest political changes in our country: Yes, we Spain... is different.

Spain has just seen a change in government and the new prime minister finds that his predecessor has sold the country to the Germans. Attempting to prevent that from happening, he sends for Barack Obama, to rally international support and escape from the hands of the Germans.

Latre performs an exercise in interpretation once again, transforming himself into 70 people in an hour-and-a-half show with plenty of music and choreography.

The Teatre del Raval is making a slight change to the classic story of the three little pigs, in the show from the Magatzem d'Ars Company, where the wolf is an evil creature who terrorises the inhabitants of Pig City.

In response to the terrifying animal, two of the bravest little pigs of the land -Botifarra and Cansalada- together with Fuet -a father fearing for his daughter- decide to stand up to the wolf and bring the city back to normal.