Madrid | October 30, 2019
With the Radio Terrícola studio full of giant spiders, sinister photographs, some skulls, blood splattered on the walls and a somewhat disturbing musical atmosphere, the appearance of Nora Curtis and Celia Arias in the middle of the program has given us back the sanity we lost a few days ago when we started to prepare the Halloween party, which tomorrow we will celebrate in a frightening way all over the association.
Although Celia already visited us some time ago, in her facet of unquestionable actress, being already a member of the family, for Nora it was a big surprise to receive such a peculiar and excessive welcome. And the crowd that crowded our studio gave everything. It was not for less.
Fifteen years ago, and as a result of becoming a mother, Nora tells us, she came up with the idea of creating a publication that would help parents to build unforgettable moments with their children, to propose leisure alternatives, suggestive ways to eat better, to learn and to play, whose ultimate goal was none other than to contribute to form better people and thus make a better world, that's all. Sapos y Princesas was born.
As usual, our reporters had their questions well prepared and they were right on the mark when they asked about the editorial process of publishing such a complex and laborious media as Sapos y Princesas. Celia, editor of the publication, talked to us about it and told us how during these frightening dates, with Halloween present in the disturbed minds of all of us, there is a significant increase in visits to the Sapos y Princesas website and also in the print edition, although, due to their work method, the content had been very advanced for months.
Other questions, anecdotes and adventures happened without pause, but for that we leave you below the link to the program, which will surely hook you.
We have to say that today has been a very important day for all of us present because of the collaboration agreement that we have signed together and that will transcend very soon in the next issues of the magazine and in all the initiatives that have a positive social impact, where the development of activities, based on the education of values, such as equality, respect, care for the environment and healthy living, are the mutual commitment that drives our relationship.
José Antonio Quintero, our president and father of a disabled person, our dear Adela, 42 years ago, had the initiative, along with other parents with the same concerns, Iberia workers, to join forces and contribute ideas to move forward something utopian then. Something as human as trying to provide a better life for their family members with disabilities. We are sure that they were moved by a concern very similar to the one that Nora Curtin had when that idea illuminated the trajectory of her life: to contribute everything possible to train better people and create a better and fairer world for everyone.
THANK YOU !!!
