At a vibrant reggaeton party, the crowd chants along to Bad Bunny as the night reaches its peak. El País, Spain's top newspaper, continues to expand its Latin American presence.
Nightlife at a dance club
The dance floor is packed with people moving to music, showing lively energy and enjoyment. Friends share a bottle of strong alcohol, drinking directly from it while singing along to classic reggaeton songs. Romantic moments
A young couple in their twenties dances closely, sharing a kiss and a smile, clearly showing their affection. Nearby, a tall, muscular man dances with different girls, appearing to be the center of attention. Dedication of a dancer
In a corner, a young girl dances barefoot for at least two hours, showing unwavering commitment to the moment, as if she is not worried about the future. Climactic moment
The DJ switches to a new track, the lights brighten, and the crowd pulls out their phones to record the scene. The moment they've been waiting for has arrived, as they sing along with Bad Bunny's song. El País, the Spanish newspaper
Founded in 1976, six months after the death of Franco, El País is Spain's most widely read general newspaper. It is a left-center publication and part of the Spanish editorial group Prisa. Leadership at Prisa
Joseph Oughourlian, a French businessman, has been the president of the Prisa group since February 2021 and of El País since March 2025. Expansion of El País
By the end of 2013, elpais.com launched two new editions for its Latin American readers, each with their own editorial teams. The first, El País Brasil, was developed in Portuguese for Brazilian readers but closed in 2021 due to financial issues. Current Latin American editions
The second edition, El País América, provides tailored content for readers in the Americas. Since 2020, El País México has also operated with its own website and editorial team.
