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Antonio Sierra

Antonio Sierra

Editor Advisor & Writer. A man of letters who, after taking courses in journalism, archaeology, linguistics, translation amongst other things, and being very experienced in the art of gastronomy and of communication has thrown himself into his work at the stove. Humanism is his most wholesome recipe!

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Chocolate (possibly derived from the Nahuatl xocolätl)

by Antonio Sierra May 8, 2020

[su_note note_color=”#f4f4f4″]We have a wide variety of articles and interviews from our printed issues, released now in its on-line version, to help our readers to spend some time reading due to the confinement caused by #COVID19. Like this one, about gastronomy and chocolate, two passions which help us to survive and dream before to come back to the “real” life!/ Illustration: © Pablo García García. [/su_note]

Chocolate requires neither introduction nor translation. It is known by most people all over the world and can be considered, as an ingredient, the stuff of dreams for any chef.

Be it from Ecuador or Central America, it is as yet unclear where chocolate was first offered up to warriors and the gods. What is clear is that it was from the Latin part of the continent that, along with all its cultural significance, this divine gift arrived, uniting and dividing the gourmands of all Europe across the centuries.

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Chocolate (possibly derived from the Nahuatl xocolätl)

by Antonio Sierra August 1, 2017
Like art, chocolate expresses itself in all possible forms to offer pleasure not onl y to the senses, but to the mind and soul as well and, why not say it, adds flavour to our dreams.

Chocolate requires neither introduction nor translation. It is known by most people all over the world and can be considered, as an ingredient, the stuff of dreams for any chef.

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Same place, same price. Pelucas y Tacones: a Spanish fiesta in the heart of London Pop.

by Antonio Sierra January 22, 2014

The party started out as a session of good, and somewhat gay, Spanish music for a small audience made up mostly of Spanish gay men and lesbians living in the capital. But the music started attracting more and more people, mostly Spaniards, who then brought their British friends with them and others from all over the world.

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Spain is a land for Christmas

by Antonio Sierra December 20, 2013

So, what is Christmas like in England? Is it similar to how we do it in Spain? And how do the Spanish festivities match up to those of our European neighbours?

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Rosa y Bleda: What Remains

by Antonio Sierra May 30, 2013

For all of us art-lovers, those moments when you just happen to meet an artist are always a pleasure. When that artist speaks your language, the experience is an even more agreeable one, and the happiness derived from it can easily turn into joy.

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