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Catalonia is much more than a tourist destination. It is a land of contrasts, flavors, ancient stories, and contemporary perspectives. Catalonia is experienced with all five senses, but above all, with the heart. And behind every landscape, every traditional dish, every popular festival, there are people who make it all possible. People who put their heart and soul into it, who love the land, and who, through their work, contribute to preserving and sharing the essence of who we are.

This space was created with the aim of giving a voice to all these people. Through interviews that connect with the most authentic Catalonia, we want to bring you closer to the true stories that bring our land to life.

Each interview is a window into a slice of Catalonia, experienced from the inside. It's not just about getting to know places, but also about understanding their soul, their values, and their way of doing things. We want you, reading these conversations, to feel like you're part of this great human network that makes Catalonia a unique place.

Discover this intimate, intimate, and sincere journey with us. Because to truly connect with a place, you need to listen to its voices.

Published by Youssef Haouriqui on 15 of april of 2025 at 09:47h

Genís Matabosch: Catalonia under the big top of the circus

There are people who love the circus as one loves an ancient and universal way of seeing the world. Genís Matabosch is one of them. A driving force behind the Elefante de Oro International Circus Festival and the Circusland project,…

Joan Riedweg: stories filmed between sea, cameras and mountains

Film director, television producer, university professor, and pioneer in the use of artificial intelligence applied to audiovisual media. Joan Riedweg Pérez, born in Granada but a true Catalan by adoption, is a key figure in the country's…

Josep Bassal: melodies rooted in the earth

Cellist, researcher, and music history enthusiast Josep Bassal has dedicated much of his career to studying the role of the cello in Catalonia. Together with Jaime Tortella, he is the co-author of "History of the Cello in Catalonia," a seminal…

Carles Virgili: the world through the lens, from the bottom of the sea to the sky of Catalonia

Photographer, videographer, naturalist, and explorer of the planet. Carles Virgili Ribé, born in Barcelona in 1957, is one of the leading figures in nature photography and videography in Spain. His passion for photography became his…

David Jobé: Catalonia among vineyards, peaks, and a glass in hand

Journalist and the soul behind the @enoturista project, David Jobé travels the country with a curious eye and a glass in hand. For him, Catalonia is a territory experienced by walking and tasting: from climbing to the highest point of…

Carles Farràs: 30 years building the Sagrada Família

Carles Farràs, a building engineer from the Berguedà region, has been working at the Sagrada Familia for 30 years. During this time, he has held various positions, currently serving as head of supply and certification management.…

Josefina Vilajosana: art and life among mushrooms

Awarded the Creu de Sant Jordi in 2023, Josefina Vilajosana is much more than a mycology expert: she is a passionate educator, a defender of nature, and an essential voice in the Catalan mushroom-hunting tradition. With her energy and perseverance,…

Abraham Orriols: a country told at street level

If you turn on the television and hear a voice that, with a mixture of emotion and rigor, explains what's happening in the Pyrenees, in the West, or in some small town in the country... it's very likely you're listening to Abraham Orriols.…

Xavier González-Costa: words that describe country

Poet, communicator, and cultural activist. Xavier González-Costa is one of those voices that transforms collective feelings into verse. Born in Berga and deeply connected to the roots of Catalonia, he is known, among many other things,…

Roser Capdevila: a life of drawings and landscapes

If you're one of those people who grew up watching the Boring Witch kick three sisters with a great sense of humor and a good dose of mischief... you'll surely know exactly who Roser Capdevila is! A tireless illustrator, storyteller of magical…

Tortell Poltrona: the circus rooted in the land

It's hard to talk about the circus in Catalonia without ending up mentioning Tortell Poltrona. A tireless clown, cultural activist, and founder of Payasos Sin Fronteras, he has managed to turn laughter into a deeply committed gesture. But beyond…

Jordi Ferrer: from the century-old pastry shop in Olot to the coves of the Costa Brava

Jordi Ferrer is the fourth generation to run Pastelería Ferrer, a landmark establishment located in Olot's Plaza Mora, founded in 1907. With over a hundred years of history, the bakery has evolved under his direction, notable for the…

Xavier Tomasa: running to live, living to run

Born in Berguedà and an athlete by vocation, Xavier Tomasa is one of the most outstanding runners in Catalonia. His story with the sport began in childhood, on the school tracks of Berga, thanks to his father, who encouraged him to take…

David Tristany i Gámez: landscape, heritage and culture that walks

At 32 years old, a native of Berguedà and a lover of heritage, David Tristán i Gámez combines his passion for photography, local tourism, and popular culture. A keen observer of the region and actively involved in the vast…

Marta Minoves: memories and cooking

There are people who speak about their region with such ease that it seems as if they're inviting you into their home. Marta Minoves is one of these voices. Connected to Berguedà and a lover of traditions, nature, and shared meals, she…

Ferràn Fabré: soul of a human tower, human towers square by square

For over 25 seasons, Ferran Fabré has experienced the world of castells from the inside. A member of the Castellers de Vilafranca, he has dedicated a significant part of his life to one of Catalonia's most emblematic traditions, sharing…