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Current position: Content Manager at LaMagnética.

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Barcelona, 1988. Journalist with significant experience creating and managing content for web, social media and online video.


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If you are looking for #streetart in Madrid, the neighbourhood of Lavapies is the place to go, with festivals such as @callelavapies or the art in the walls of @latabacalera, an old tobbacco factory turned into an arts centre. The artwork in the picture is by @julieta_xlf.
Puerta del Sol is possibly the busiest and most popular public square in Madrid. The centre of the radial network of Spanish roads (#km0) is located here. You might remember the protests here in the spring of 2011 (#indignados/#15M)? The spot is also specially famous in Spain for the New Year's celebrations, since all the national broadcasters welcome the new year here. Do you know the tradition of the twelve grapes? We don't simply countdown, the tradition is to eat a grape each time the clock bell chimes - well, I do not like grapes, so I just eat nuts, pistachios or whatever small snack is available that year...
'Madrid Kills Me' (#MadridMeMata) is a bar in my favorite Madrid neighbourhood (Malasaña), named after a popular magazine from the 80s, during Madrid's 'La Movida' or New Wave, a countercultural social and artistic movement that took place in the city during the economic growth after the end of the dictatorship and the early stage of Spanish democracy, Franco died in 1975. The bar has a permanent exhibition of records, instruments, newspapers, books and clothes from that time.
The 'Alcachofa' fountain was installed at one of the entrances to Madrid city ('Puerta de Vallecas') at the last third of the 18th century and later transferred to its current location, in Parque del Retiro, in 1880. Since 1986, there is a replica made of bronze in the roundabout outside Atocha train station.
Cervantes (#DonQuixote) died here in 1616

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