Legal notice

In accordance with Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the owner of this website is:

This website is purely informative and presents the artistic and professional activity of the tenor Pablo García-López. It does not sell any products or services, does not handle bookings or ticket sales, and does not collect personal data through forms, registration or subscription.

Accessing and browsing this website implies acceptance of this Legal Notice. Users undertake to use the content diligently, correctly and lawfully, and not to use it for purposes contrary to the law, public order or the rights of third parties.

All content on the site (texts, photographs, sound recordings, videos, trade marks, logos, graphic design and source code) belongs to the owner or to third parties who have authorised its use, and is protected by Spanish and European intellectual and industrial property law.

Photographs are published with the attribution of their respective photographers (including © Gemma Escribano, © Javier Salas, © Javier del Real, © A. Bofill, © David Ruano, © Miguel Lorenzo / Mikel Ponce). Their reproduction, distribution, public communication or transformation without the express written authorisation of the rights holders is prohibited.

This site may contain links to third-party pages (music streaming platforms, social media, press outlets, YouTube). The owner is not responsible for the content, services or privacy policies of those sites, which the user accesses entirely at their own risk.

The owner does not guarantee the permanent availability and continuity of the site or the complete absence of errors in its content, and is released from liability for any damages that may arise from a lack of availability or continuity of the site.

This Legal Notice is governed by Spanish law. Any dispute arising from access to or use of the site shall be submitted to the courts of the owner's place of domicile, unless consumer protection legislation establishes a different jurisdiction.