I do things for brands

My name is Esther and I am the daughter of Matilde and Jose Luis, and sister of Ruth, who was born so that we would meet, because they met first. I am a little bit of Pablo and a little bit of Alber and also a little bit of César. And I am very fond of Pollo, Lobo and Jose Antonio, who are my three dogs. I also have 3 cats: Camilo, Evo and Elena. And elm, which is under the cypress tree at the entrance. Olmo has a lot of status because it has been exhumed with honors, from the old house to the new one.

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I am twenty years old in Cantabria; a few months in Barcelona and a few others in the Pyrenees; a couple of years in Italy, and another in Santander; Three more years in Bilbao, eleven in Cantabria, and we recently bought a ranch in emptied Spain. So, I'm 38 years old in total.​

Pablo is my favorite living person. We met several years ago and I'm going to keep him forever because he was very sad when Galeano died and because life together is easier than invading Poland. We have an exquisite division of labor that allows me to dedicate myself 150% to what I do, while there is always delicious food.

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Random things: 10 years ago I made a vegetable sandwich with an omelet for King Africa and in 2006 I helped Forest Gump check-in in Rome. My favorite episode of Black Mirror is the fourth of the third season (San Junipero). I like Tod Solondz movies. And Borat. Also Adebisi in Oz, Jimmy Mcnulty in The Wire, Claire in Six Feet Under, Fry in Futurama, Claire Underwood in House of Cards, Seiya in Knights of the Zodiac, Lady Gaga in American Horror Story, Gery in Veep and Rust Cohle in True Detective. And Jimmy McNulty, in general.

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I dedicate myself to photography and web design; I learned while reading Gramsci and José Saramago, what is said on my own. I graduated as an anthropologist from the Uned, thanks to my parents who stretched a worker's salary to give me one as a daughter and then I spent 4 years to get a doctorate in sociology thanks to a scholarship from the Basque Government. That ended REGULINCHI. My greatest academic success is being friends with Zîzêk on INSTAGRAM.

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Things I like: I like Facundo Cabral, a left-handed man killed on horseback near Benavides, province of Buenos Aires, for singing a song. And Facundo Cabral who, as Balbina says, thank goodness that the only thing he gave us was everything. I also like my ex-neighbor Carmen's croquettes, my mother's pilpil, a pizza with honey that 2 women make at the Soustons gas station and the surimi canapés that my uncle Toño makes at the bar.

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​I compulsively listen to Ariel Umpiérrez, Iván Ferreiro's Blue Days, Zeidun's Apocapitalism, Grândola Vila Morena, Any Good Night Has a Bad Day, O Fortuna, Words More Words Less, El Gallo Rojo and El Black Rooster. And all from Fabrizio de André.

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I hope we meet soon!