After a career of over twenty years, he is now considered one of the most important actors of Spain. Roles that have given him greater glory have been mostly villains: psychopaths, offenders or prison leaders, among others. However, he says that they are much easier to play than characters that […]
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Concha Buika: “There are moments when you’ve got to get a little bit obsessed with your idea of life”
I call her for a telephone interview that we have arranged. She replies from her home in Miami as if she were an old friend. – Karina Le Gallo – She tells me of the radiant sun, and the joy of being able to ‘stop’ a little while in her […]
London’s invisible Latin America
Due to a lack of official recognition as an ethic minority, London’s Latin American community are prevented from integrating further into mainstream society. – –Georgina Campbell – The shadowy life of early mornings and late nights spent hauling a bucket and mop around schools, offices and hotels is the fate […]
The heart of Bohemia
Down the narrow, cobblestoned back-streets beats the heart of a Bohemian nation. Surviving occupations from the Habsburg Empire to the Nazis, Prague is a city whose history is as diverse as the stunning architecture that tells its story. – – Georgina Campbell Indulgence in a liberal, unconventional lifestyle defines […]
A child of the war in Africa
José Manuel Valdermar Prata spent the first years of his life in his birthplace Benguela, a coastal city west of Angola. At the age of nine, he was already aware that the country had been immersed into a civil war, one which at times seemed to be resolved by peace, […]
















