ESPAÑOL / download PDF While Joana Marín Fuste is an exemplary therapist, her professional identity is not the only one at which he succeeds. Pen in hand, red square-shaped glasses matching her red lipstick, four beaded bracelets on one wrist, a gold watch on the other and a wedding ring on her left hand – Joana sits…
Andrea is a young Peruvian who studies in Seville. In this interview, she tells us about the differences she finds in her daily life between the variant of Spanish from the south of Spain and that from her country of origin.
In this project, Maddie Szempruch writes to a young Sevillian teenager, Marina, with the idea of starting an exchange of audiovisual letters. This is her first letter and in it she introduces herself and tells how she is and how her life in the United States is.
In her final project, Megan Stevens is interested in the lives of three immigrants in Seville: Ana, of Chinese parents; Maria, from Vietnam; And Sofia, Sweden.
María Martín Muñoz makes a wonderful portrait of a woman from her neighborhood, Carmelita. A very personal and emotional final project
A hard worker from a very young age and a clandestine immigrant, one of the biggest regrets for Rosalia Delgado has been allowing her work to take away from the most special moments of her adolescence in Mexico and, again, those as a mother of four children in the United States. In Tonalapa del Sur,…
