Tim Arnold, a cultural activist and musician, is set to perform his show 'Super Connected' at the Teatro Soho in Madrid on February 20, coinciding with the OFF Festival. He is known for his activism against gentrification and the impact of algorithms on children.

Arnold reflects on his upbringing in Málaga, where he was influenced by the music of Spanish bands like Mecano and Hombres G. He describes his eccentric and energetic personality and recalls his earlier success during the Britpop era with his band Jocasta. His involvement in the cultural scene has led him to collaborate with notable figures like David Bowie.

In a lighthearted conversation, Arnold mentions how speaking Spanish allows him to express a different aspect of his personality, contrasting it with how he communicates in English. His advocacy work and performances aim to raise awareness about important cultural issues while promoting connection and creativity in a digital age.