The voice of those who have lived the longest is not a fading echo, but a compass that can still guide us. By Omaira Vivas HoyLunes – The mirror in which the elderly population looks reflects a time that goes beyond the fallen pages of a calendar that moves forward without looking back, in a modern society that glorifies…
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“Gastronomy as a narrative: a language made of flavors, memories, and affections” “From the stove to the written word: when flavor becomes written memory” By Ingrid Julve HoyLunes – Everyone talks about gastronomy. Lists, rankings, routes are written. Dishes are photographed as if they were trophies. But when the kitchen is looked at closely, it dismantles itself like a…
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A silent tribute to those who today have lost everything in the wildfires that are ravaging Spain. A story about the fragility of memory, the grief left by the flames, and the symbolic power of a soup tureen that, against every fire, resists as the last refuge of life, affection, and family heritage. By Nuria Ruiz Fdez HoyLunes –…
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