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Antonio Agudo; The melon wanderer

At the age of 60, he has spent half of his life as a melon wanderer. His parents and 700 of the 1,000 families who lived in the town, used to migrate for 6 months of the year.

Profile in the era of Covid-19

Félix García, The tenacious entrepreneur

Félix García (Barcelona, 1974) is a man with slightly unusual ideas. He studied Economics, but he taught himself to be a biotechnologist, by reading and rereading over a seven year period. He is an indefatigable worker aiming at “making things happen.” His life has been a succession of original projects and disruptive scenes. He decided […]

The horse whisperer

Vicente Puchol (50 years old, Foios, Valencia) finds it very difficult to smile; however, he is an eloquent, enlightening man, a volcano of words.

Nuria Martínez, the crossfitter

I would have never guessed that Nuria Martínez (Madrid, 1976) was a CrossFitter. She has been doing it for over a year now and she admits that, for her, it is more of a mental challenge than a physical one.

Oliver Huesmann, Living in the air

He admits that living with permanent jet lag allows him to eat at any time of the day and that it has even made him lose the feeling of being cold or hot.

Pedro Caparrós, Life measured to the millimetre

Pedro chose a Saturday and the little coastal town of Agua Amarga, in the Natural Park of Cabo de Gata (Almeria), for our appointment.

Alfredo Miralles, a family man

Life is made up of phases, and the phase that Alfredo Miralles (Monforte del Cid, 1973) is living through now is devoted to his children, because he acknowledges that between the ages of 15 and 35 he did nothing but work.

Miguel Sanchis, sport running through his veins

Miguel Sanchis Alcamí, who has recently turned 55, was born in the historical city of Sagunto. He is married and is the father of two teenage daughters that often keep him awake and worried when they arrive home in the small hours.

Juan López

Juan López was born in the same land as the actor and director Paco Rabal, in Águilas (Murcia) in 1967. His family, as did the family of his famous counterpart, came from the country village of Cuesta de Gos.

A self-made woman

Extrovert, lively and a whirlwind. This is the best description of this slight woman. Inma Torregrosa, an erupting volcano. I met up with her in the middle of the campaign and her telephone did not stop ringing.

Aboard the Star Mizy

We chose a bad day, a day with strong gusts of a westerly wind that later veered round to the east. However, the experience, although short, was worth it. We sailed out a few miles from Puerto Siles while our interview took place.
In 1956, Vicente Bayona Pérez was born into the heart of a family that had been devoted to the citrus fruit growing business for almost a century, in Quart de Les Valls (Valencia).

‘Backpacking’

Not everyone knows what it takes to sleep 100 metres away from an American black bear and not be attacked. Michael Brinkmann, the new CEO at SanLucar, does.

No beating around the bush

Ill at ease talking about his life, it took me months, or rather, years, to convince him. In fact, I gave up and one Friday I caught him off his guard and he agreed. Finally, I arranged to meet him at La Monacilla de Aljaraque golf club (Huelva).

A discreet man

His elegant bearing, along with an air of shyness, gives him a definite air of aloofness, but this is far from the truth when you get to know him. He is a discreet, very sentimental person. We have often seen him with tears in his eyes when he talks about his family or his company.