The People Behind Audaz
Real experts wrote Edition 1: a Valencia chef, a flamenco artist, 2 professors, Spanish teachers and podcast hosts.
Verónica and Patricia
Spanish teachers, Acadele
They’re native Spanish teachers at Acadele, an online school. They explain the long lunches, free tapas and naps that surprise visitors to Spain.
Maryluz González
Founder, Hi Spanish Idiomas
She’s from Murcia and runs a Spanish school there. Her piece gives you 12 reasons to go and learn in Murcia.
Liliana Pepino Argentero
Founder, Spanish My World
She’s from Madrid and runs Spanish My World. She walks you through Madrid’s year of fiestas, from the Three Kings to New Year’s Eve.
Kunal Om
Flamenco artist
He’s a dancer from Mumbai who left India to learn flamenco in Granada. He tells that story, with advice for anyone who wants to start.
Dr. Anshu Shekhar
Assistant professor, Amity University
He’s a well-known online Spanish teacher. He unpacks Lazarillo de Tormes and how it mocks false honour and greedy priests.
Dr. Mayuresh Kumar
Assistant professor, Aligarh Muslim University
He has taught Spanish at JNU and Hindu College. His piece opens up the post-war novel through Requiem for a Spanish Peasant.
César Rodríguez
Host, Podcast de Español Intermedio
His podcast helps learners everywhere understand Spanish. Here he sorts Spanish food facts from myths, tapas included.
Rubén Fenollar
Chef, Restaurante Ramírez, Valencia
He explains what makes a true paella valenciana, clears up the myths, then gives you his recipe for 4.
Luisina Milone
Spanish teacher, La Plata
She teaches Spanish in La Plata, Argentina. She explains mate, Argentina’s national drink, and how people share it.
Lorena Neira Fernández
Linguist, host of Madre mía
Her podcast makes Spanish easy. She tells a Lanzarote legend about aloe vera, a wedding and a volcano.
Varun Deshmukh
Student relations for India, AIL Madrid
He moved to Madrid after studying in Leeds. He shares what Spain and India have in common, and tips for Indians heading over.
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