Iris works and lives in the Alameda de Hércules, where she’s respected by her neighbors. In the meantime, the local government tries to eradicate all forms of sexual trade. Standing at about five feet ten inches with raven black hair, a few grey strands peaking out at the hairline, her thick eyebrows and deep oak…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine Rafael Segura is a taxi driver who provides free rides to the hospital for children with cancer in his colorful and magical car. He’s one amongst many individuals who support them and their families in Seville. As you’re getting in the taxi, you’re…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine Ken Ocah left his home in Nigeria seven years ago, travelled through Africa, and lived in a tent in Morocco for months before finally entering Europe on a dangerous three-day trip at sea across the Straight of Gibraltar. This is his odyssey in…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine In the dark arts: should graffiti be celebrated or exterminated? While many do not consider this “vandalism” to be a part of the beauty of Seville, graffiti artist Seleka is working to change the opinion. Seleka is not a teen with a backpack…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine The actors at the theater project Estrellas en Silencio (Stars in Silence) break stereotypes. They are patients of the Psychiatric Hospital at Sevilla-1 prison and go beyond its walls to represent the universal story of Cervantes as a way of rehabilitation. We accompany…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine The ‘Casa del Pumarejo’, an 18th century neoclassical monument functioning as a residence for low income families, has been fighting for years to survive against the gentrification of the San Luis neighborhood. Without money to fund a restoration, residents, past and present, must…
