Asphalt, bricks and yellow fields.
Somehow, I always had the same feeling, I was born in the wrong place. It suits me better a home by the sea, a town in Tuscany, a village in Dorset… Or keeping it in our national borders, one of those magnificent cities, full of art and beauty that, since I am a child, made my heart jump in my chest and my lungs expand and deep breath. Cities with ancient universities, cities that for centuries where holding, between its narrow alleys and walls, students thirsty of knowledge, looking forward to expand their horizons. Of course, I mean my favourite three places down here, at the bottom of Europe: Santiago, Salamanca and Granada. As a child, I did not know. I was raised in a neighbourhood north town, attended an average school, with average teachers, and not so many friends. For the weekends, I used to go to the mountains, at my grandparent’s house, where my big family met. My four grandparents came from the north of our country. Three of them surrounded by the deepest and brig...