Life is a journey toward an unknown destination. On one hand, there is the fear of what the future holds; on the other hand, the excitement of discovering it with a backpack and a camera.
This natural drive led me to graduate in languages and tourism and, after some work experiences, to move to Spain. It was here that I found my true path: becoming a writer.
The project initially took shape with Do It In Spain, a digital platform dedicated to Spanish tourism promotion. From this space came the idea for a collection of narrative guides, designed to bring regional traditions to life through great cities of art, history, and nature.
Discovering enchanting places and immersing myself in Spanish culture transformed emotions into words, giving life to an unstoppable creative flow.
The purpose of the guides is to inspire readers with a desire to explore: walking barefoot on the sand, getting lost in timeless parks, and collecting experiences capable of leaving a lasting mark on the heart.
Ultimately, every dream resembles the planning of a journey. It becomes a reality by facing obstacles step by step, until reaching the destination amidst happiness and fulfillment.
Along this path, my latest creation embarks on a new direction: a collection of short historical stories dedicated to six pioneering women war reporters who lived between the 18th and the early 20th century.
Through their articles, books, and reports, the pages reconstruct the hardest moments of the profession and the courage with which these women faced the violence of conflicts. It is a way to not forget the past and to value those pioneers who helped open up horizons that until recently were closed to women.