Profile of the month
A bird’s eye view of La Axarquía
Sigfrido had proposed flying up to the heavens in a gyroplane, a machine that he became infatuated with in full pandemic and which, now, in addition to being a hobby, has become his means of transport because it allows him to save a great deal of time when moving from place to place.
The curious technologist
Miguel Ángel Gómez (Badajoz, 1971) is a trained chemist and has great curiosity about all fields related to technology. He has assembled and disassembled his Tesla more than five times and has personally installed the solar panels and batteries for his house.
Silvia de Juanes, steely determination
Silvia de Juanes is 42 years old and she is the mother of two girls, Isabel and Carlota. She meets me at Atocha station with Germanic punctuality. From there we go to her house, in the ‘last street of Madrid’, very close to the German School, which her daughters attend.
Carlos Ledó, a serial entrepreneur
We are at the iconic Veles i Vents de la Marina building in Valencia. Bavaria, the sailing catamaran belonging to the professional entrepreneur Carlos Ledó (Valencia, 1974) is moored in front of us.
María José Sánchez, “I’ve got many lives”
“I’ve got many lives.” During the day I spent with her, she said this phrase several times. By the end of the interview, I understood her perfectly.
Mariano Zapata, “I’m a bad loser”
Literally born in the countryside (Sucina) in 1963, where his grandparents and his parents worked on the country estate belonging to some aristocrats from Madrid, the Marquis and Marquise of Spínola. By his first birthday, his parents had moved to El Mirador, a village to the north of San Javier, in search of a better life.
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
