Profile of the month
Francisco Moya: Son of emigrants
Instead of meeting in France, where he lives, our schedules crossed in La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz). Paco Moya (1964, France) had chosen this destination to celebrate the retirement of his sister Josefa. Being an extremely pragmatic person, he thought it was the perfect opportunity for me to interview him. And there could hardly have been a better place than this city, where his family comes from. His personal story is also the story of an impoverished Spain in the 1960s, which drove millions of Spaniards to emigrate, including his parents. He is the eighth of ten siblings and, although he was born in Lille, he has always remained closely connected to La Línea, where he spent the summers of his childhood and adolescence
José Velasco: A life through the movies
I could never have imagined that our photo shoot would take place in a cinema, yet that is exactly what happened. José Velasco (1 June 1969) was born in Alhama de Murcia and remembers the day the cinema opened with remarkable clarity. The theatre was packed for the premiere of Grease, starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, a film he watched more than five times because he spent the entire weekend accompanying cousins and friends. The following week, Jaws was screened, and exactly the same thing happened
José Navarro: A transparent man
We are in the district of Palomares (Cuevas de Almanzora), a village unknown to the world until January 1966, when two American bombers carrying nuclear bombs collided overhead
Luis Castelló: Luigi, the most latin valencian
We meet at Latinos FM 107.9, where Luis Castelló (Valencia, 1971) takes charge of the sound desk and introduces himself to listeners as Luigi DJ, the most Latin Valencian voice on the airwaves
Juan Báñez: The value of normality
When I suggested this interview, he told me he was a very normal man. Yet, in the sparkle of his eyes, I sensed he was someone with much to tell. Tenacious, lively, curious…
Presentation of the book “Perfiles”
Our publication, Fruit Today, presented its second compilation book featuring the personalities profiled in our magazine during the Madrid trade fair
Boaz Oosthoek: The ‘Holandaluz’
Boaz Oosthoek is 40 years old and was born in the small town of Berkel en Rodenrijs, just five minutes from Rotterdam. Raised in a family with strong Protestant beliefs, he describes himself as a very traditional person. He is the father of four daughters, aged between 11 and 2, and the family may not yet be complete
Jean Michel Beranger, strengthening faith
Jean Michel Beranger (France, Grenoble, 1969) does not believe in quirks of fate, but rather in signs sent to us by God. He studied Agrobusiness
Lola Gómez, Magister Lola
Dolores Ascensión Gómez, Sensi for her family and Lola for those who have the privilege of knowing her, was born in Balerma (Almeria) in 1966,
Alberto Palmí, Cuaren-tuno
He isn’t married because he has yet to find his other half. He has used Tinder and is not ashamed to admit it
Alfonso Sáenz de Cámara, in the village
Alfonso is an easygoing man, a concise, austere person, with charitable principles that he does not boast about.
Sebastià Escarp, the soul of a farmer
Sebastià Escarp (Alcarràs, 1965) is a simple man, who talks passionately about his profession, who lives it and whose eyes shine when he tells me he has purchased a new property.
David Bodas, a passion for heights
Born in Madrid 47 years ago, he is good-natured, talkative and he admits to having few prejudices, showing his common sense in an undisputable way.
Bartolomé Saro, the handyman
Bartolomé Saro is one of the small percentage of Spaniards who hope that the epidemic will allow them to get married. It will be his
