Authors

ISMAEL DÍAZ YUBERO

Díaz Yubero spent his professional career working in the Administration, in positions related to food health. He was also a professor, member of the Consejo de la Cátedra Ferrán Adriá in the Camilo José Cela University, in the Sommeliers and Headwaiters in the Madrid Chamber of Commerce and the course in Gastronomic Journalism in the Faculty of Communication Sciences in the University of Madrid. Also of mention are his five awards in the National Gastronomic Award, Spanish Foodstuffs Award, and the Dr. Marañón Award in the Spanish Gastronomic academy.

JÓSE LUIS HERNÁNDEZ GARVI

He has been awarded the twelfth Algaba Biography, Memoir and Historical Investigation Award for his essay Heroes, Villains and Geniuses. Distinguished Foreigners at the Habsburg’s Service.He collaborates with various specialized media outlets: Muy Historia, Revista Española de Historia Militar, La Aventura de la Historia and Año Cero.He is the author of Episodios ocultos del franquismo (2011); Glorias y miserias imperiales (2012); Los cruzados de los reinos de la Península Ibérica (2013); Adonde quiera que te lleve la suerte (2014); Magnicidio: crónica negra de los Presidentes asesinados de los Estados Unidos  (2018); La Guerra Civil española en 50 lugares (2019) among others.

MIGUEL ÁNGEL ÓRDOÑEZ

Miguel Ángel Ordóñez Anula is a writer, awarded the José Ortega y Gasset Award. Graduated in Sciences of Information from the Complutense university of Madrid, he also has a doctorate in History. He wrote for the journal El País from Haiti and the Dominican Republic for many years and developed a successful journalistic career in the latter as well as directing the Communication School for the Catholic University of Santo Domingo, in which he is a distinguished honorary professor. He has also been the chief of press in the Township of Marbella. He has published Dos siglos de bribones y algún malandrín (2014), El Caso Malaya. Los elefantes asolaron Marbella ( 2010), etc.

ANDRÉS AMORÓS GUARDIOLA

Andrés Amarós is a professor of Spanish literature and writer. He has published upwards of 150 narrative books, essays, literary criticism, theatre, music and bullfighting. He was awarded the National Essay Award, the National Literary Critic Award and the Spanish Royal Academy’s Fastenrath Award. He has been the cultural director of the Juan March Association and the managing director of the National Institute of the Scenic Arts and Music of Spain’s Ministry of Culture. Honored Academic in the Royal Academy of Valencian Culture and correspondent academic for the Royal Academy of Good Letters in Seville… He currently directs the “Music and Lyric” program in Es.radio and is a taurine critic in the ABC journal.

MELQUÍADES PRIETO

Licensed in Romance Studies form the University of Salamanca, he devoted his first thirteen professional years to the teaching of Spanish literature, a time during which he also published textbooks. From his efforts came facsimile reproductions of Spanish Golden Age worksVida de Quevedo, Orfeo en lengua castellana, Obras de Villamediana, La vega del Parnaso, Arte nuevo de hacer comedias…) and from the 20th century (Cuentos para soñar de María Teresa León;  Cuentos de Calleja; Antoñita de Borita Casas, Pinocho de Bartolozzi and the very successful reproduction of the älvarez Encyclopedia in all its cycles). Directing the EDAF classical library he prepared an anthology of Spanish and Spanish-American poestry. Author of Yo hice la mili; La Guerra de papel. Origen iconográfico de la Leyenda Negra.

ENRIQUE HERREROS

A journalist and lawyer, linked since his youth to the world of cinema; chief of publicity for United Artists in Madrid; for Paramount Pictures in Latin America; of the famed director Samuel Bronston, based at first in Buenos Aires and later in Madrid; he directs the publicity of the CBS Cinema Center in Spain and Latin America; works for producer Melvin Simon in Hollywood. Collaborator of the Domingo Magazine; of the El Alcázar journal, of the Gaceta Ilustrada magazines, La Actualidad Española y Miss;Spanish correspondent for Channel 12 in La Habana (1959-1960). He has published 443 pieces in the ABC journal to this day. He has been present for twelve Oscar Awards, presenting the first three for TVE.