Jordi Cabré

I am from 1974 and I was born because my mother, disabled, decided to contravene science. I changed Sarrià to go live in the magical realism of the Sagrada Família neighborhood, which is the Eixample but with imagination. Better Barcelona than New York, better New York than Paris and better Paris than Rome: the rest of the cities do what they can. I have been a lawyer, a cultural producer and a newspaper director, and I dedicated a few years to politics because living is participating. Where I feel good is promoting communication projects (like theThe New Barcelona Post) and my teeth in newspapers, televisions and radios, but above all by writing. I have seven published novels and a Sant Jordi award, which is something that can happen if you work. I also have two children, without contravening science but obviously by miracle. Nights at the Palau, Spring afternoons, jazz caves. And a street for Salvador Dalí.
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