Music Gustavo Gimeno Destined to hold the baton The baton of Gustavo Gimeno, one of the greatest Spanish orchestra conductors, is at the service of Teatro Real. Since last September, he works as the musical director of this Spanish institution.
Fashion Regina Polanco The fabric alchemist The future of fashion requires producing more environmentally friendly fabrics. This is the way Regina Polanco, winner of the Premio Mujeres a Seguir 2025 in the Entrepreneurship category, is rethinking this industry.
Sport Andrea Fuentes Swimming in medals This Spanish athlete with the most Olympic medals in history—four, an honour she shares with Mireia Belmonte and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario—wants to keep adding to her medal display case, now as a coach.
Art Erika Ewel The invisible thread Bolivian artist Erika Ewel transforms everyday materials, like textiles, into tools to shed light on stories combining the intimate and the collective. Now, the exhibition ‘De los retazos me construyo’ brings together a selection of her works.
Cinema and theatre Natalia Millán The first time Singing, dancing, acting... Natalia Millán has spent her whole life onstage showing versatility which has become her best ally. Now she wants to make us laugh non-stop with ‘Conspiranoia’.
Photography Jorge Fuembuena The favourite game Curiosity, intuition, empathy, complicity, intimacy, and commitment are the driving force behind Jorge Fuembuena’s visual work. Intricately connected to the world of film, he dives into its intersectional relationship with photography.
TAB Connection Lola Manterola CRIS against cancer CRIS could be anyone, even you. Because the fight against cancer, as Lola Manterola—winner of the 2024 MAS Talento a bordo Award—reminds us, appeals to us all.
Gastronomy Hugo Muñoz Japanese inspiration On the 27th of October, the first flight on the new Iberia Madrid-Tokyo route took off. Onboard was chef Hugo Muñoz, a passionate advocate of Japanese-Spanish cuisine, who prepared an incredibly special dish for passengers.
R&D Alba González At the service of people She wasn’t sure whether to study medicine or design, but she did know that she wanted to improve other people’s lives. Over time, biomedical engineering turned into her way of bringing together both of her passions and putting her talent at the service of her patients.
TAB Connection Óscar Rodríguez de Vivero A top-notch speaker The Spanish University Debate League (LEDU) champion is both physically tall —more than 6 feet— but also high-minded enough, at the tender age of 19, to see reason in a world where irrationality makes too much noise.