Interviews: A Granini with...

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Natalie Batlle: "Most women entrepreneurs do it because we see a need in society"

Núria Martínez Ribot

--- You were working on Barack Obama's presidential campaign. How was that? --- Yes. I was very young, it was like the first job I had. It was a masterclass. From Obama, I learned how to be a great communicator and the power of optimism to motivate the people around...

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Marc Calderó: "The Benidorm Fest is the most brutal experience I have lived in my career"

Núria Martínez Ribot

--- You are 35 years old and have been working in television for 12 years. --- Yes, I started at Betevé and there I learned how a TV station works. I always champion local and regional TV stations because that's where you see how everything works. From there I went...

Creativity

Flavita Banana: "I have limits, there are topics I wouldn't draw"

Núria Martínez Ribot

--- When you started studying, there were few female cartoonist role models. How did you make your way? --- I didn't have female role models. So, you don't say: "I want to be like her." And if I saw cartoons by Forges or El Roto, it didn't even cross my mind...

A GRANINI WITH...

Interviews: A Granini with...

Natalie Batlle: "Most women entrepreneurs do it because we see a need in society"

Marc Calderó: "The Benidorm Fest is the most brutal experience I have lived in my career"

Flavita Banana: "I have limits, there are topics I wouldn't draw"

David Verdaguer: "I don't know why they think I have to play sad Catalans"

Gemma Ventura: "To create, it is essential to turn off your phone"

Roger Escapa: "When you spend time in Madrid, you value Barcelona more"

Miss Raisa: "I think out loud and that bothers a lot"

Andrea Ros: "Motherhood is an opportunity to honor the body"

Maria Roch: "I live from what I like. Discipline brings success"

Berta Aroca: "Being a content creator is too well paid"