Igualdad de género para un mundo más igualitario

Este episodio es uno de los episodios más personales ya que hablo del origen del feminismo y porque para mí la igualdad de género es equivalente a la justicia social.

Es un episodio personal gracias a una charla que dí en una de las empresas que me invitaron a compartir mi historia personal y mi ímpetu para erradicar la desigualdad de género.

Además de ello, hablo sobre mi libro que saldrá a la venta este Abril y ya está en preventa en Amazon https://a.co/d/hME1ldY

De momento, sólo está disponible en inglés.

"Born to leave" is a poignant and evocative tale of a family's journey from the rustic simplicity of rural Romania to the uncharted territories of Spain. Set against the backdrop of the early 2000s, this narrative is a profound exploration of displacement, resilience, and the bittersweet pang of nostalgia.

The story begins with the family in Romania, where life is a tapestry of simple joys and the bonds of community, yet overshadowed by poverty and the remnants of a post-communist society. The mother, a pillar of strength and sacrifice, makes the heart-wrenching decision to relocate to Spain, driven by the hope of a better future for her children. This choice marks the beginning of a transformative journey for the entire family.

Told through the eyes of one of the children, the narrative dives deep into the emotional turmoil the protagonist faces as she adapts to a foreign culture. The shock of a new language, the struggle to preserve her identity, and the quest for belonging in a strange land are vividly depicted, interwoven with nostalgic recollections of her past life in Romania.

The story takes a poignant turn with the mother's untimely death from cancer, prompting the protagonist to re-examine her mother's life and decisions. This loss becomes a catalyst for a deeper understanding of the past, inviting a reflective journey into the sacrifices and choices that shaped her life and her family’s. The protagonist grapples with the complexities of memory and legacy, finding new meaning in the actions and dreams of their late mother.

"Born to leave" transcends the narrative of migration; it is a meditation on the endurance of the human spirit, the nuances of memory, and the unyielding bonds of family. More than a family's physical journey, this book is an introspective voyage through the landscapes of loss, hope, and the eternal quest for a place to call home.