Looping dedicated to the Cultural Events affected by the coronavirus pandemic that has not stopped growing since the beginning of the year, and to the music festivals not celebrated. From the Mobile World Congress fair in Barcelona, ​​one of the first events to be canceled, to the Olympic Games in … (read more)

Looping dedicated to the Cultural Events affected by the coronavirus pandemic that has not stopped growing since the beginning of the year, and to the music festivals not celebrated. From the Mobile World Congress fair in Barcelona, ​​one of the first events to be canceled, to the Olympic Games in Tokyo this summer, postponed until 2021.

In the world of culture, the same thing happens: some events have canceled the 2020 edition and others have postponed it for a few months, waiting to know if it will be possible to hold major events in a more or less near future.

Some appointments were canceled in full celebration such as the Venice Carnival in February, which ended earlier than planned. Other events were unable to open their doors, such as the London Book Fair, a literary reference event that was to be held between March 10 and 12.

Events scheduled for May or June decided to cancel this 2020 edition, such as the popular Eurovision contest, which has been canceled for the first time in its history.