#ballesteros

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Through the Years → Felipe VI of Spain (2,045/∞) 11 May 2017 | King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain attend the funeral of the Infanta Alicia de Borbon-Parma in the chapel of the Royal Palace, in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Ballesteros - Pool/Getty Images)

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[ifreakingloveroyals]

Through the Years → Felipe VI of Spain (321/∞)

22 May 2004 | Spain's Crown Prince Felipe de Bourbon talks to his bride, Princess Letizia Ortiz during their wedding banquet at the royal palace in Madrid. (Photo by Alberto Estevez/Ballesteros/Pool/Getty Images)

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Through the Years → Queen Letizia of Spain (2,025/∞)

23 June 2021 | Queen Letizia of Spain and King Felipe of Spain are seen arriving at the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts ceremony held at the Palacio de El Pardo in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Ballesteros - Pool/Getty Images)

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3 April 2018 | Infanta Elena of Spain and her sister Cristina de Bourbon attend a Mass marking the 25th anniversary of death of Conde de Barcelona, father of King Juan Carlos, at San Lorenzo del Escorial Monastery in El Escorial, Spain. (c) Ballesteros - Pool/Getty Images

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Through the Years → Queen Letizia of Spain (1,496/∞)

11 May 2017 | King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain attend the funeral of the Infanta Alicia de Borbon-Parma in the chapel of the Royal Palace, in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Ballesteros - Pool/Getty Images)

[inneribiza]

There is a rare, kinetic friction that occurs when the global elite descends upon Ushuaïa for I Love Reggaeton. On May 3rd, Ballesteros takes control, proving why he’s the undisputed architect of high-velocity energy on the White Isle. This isn't just a party; it’s a status move. While the rest of the world networks on Zoom, the inner circle is poolside, absorbing the bass that defines the Mediterranean summer. If you haven’t secured your position yet, you're already behind the curve—VIP tables for this specific energy are moving faster than the BPM. DM 'VIP' to secure your table now. https://inneribiza.com

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Australian PGA Championship: Spain's Daniel Puig emulates Seve Ballesteros with two-shot win

David Puig became the first Spanish winner of the Australian PGA Championship since Seve Ballesteros in 1981 with a two-shot victory in Brisbane. The 23-year-old, who also competes on the LIV Golf Tour, carded a bogey-free five-under 66 in Sunday’s final round to claim his first DP World Tour title on 18 under. It is Puig’s third title as a professional after two wins on the Asian Tour in 2023…