Last Saturday, at ten in the morning, some 2,500 people gathered in Sóller, one of the most touristic places in Mallorca, to protest against a tourism model that seems to have stopped benefiting large sectors of Mallorcan society. As musician Joan Miquel Oliver could not miss in the town, there was a banner with a fragment of a song by Antònia Font, “Cultura silenci”: “Sa vida normal és luxúria assassina.” About twenty years ago, the band remind…
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Last Saturday, at ten in the morning, some 2,500 people gathered in Sóller, one of the most touristic places in Mallorca, to protest against a tourism model that seems to have stopped benefiting large sectors of Mallorcan society. As musician Joan Miquel Oliver could not miss in the town, there was a banner with a fragment of a song by Antònia Font, “Cultura silenci”: “Sa vida normal és luxúria assassina.” About twenty years ago, the band remind…