Babou Cham (Gambia, 1974) is a theater, film, and television actor. He can currently be seen on tour in The storm, from the company La Perla 29, on February 28 in Manacor, on March 6 in Reus, on March 14 in Tarragona and on March 15 in Igualada.

When he was three years old, his father left for England, but stopped halfway, in Mataró. "He was going to study in England, but he stayed temporarily in the Maresme region and started helping other people who were also coming here, and many of them did make it to England, and some to Sweden and Denmark."

]]>

After more than thirty years of experience in front of and behind the camera, Joan Frank Charansonnet (The Valley of the Holy Cross, 1971) has found a long-standing role in Salvador Dalí. He had already played him in the theater and brought him to the cinema with The Angelus case, Dalí's fascination (2023), a film that explores the Empordà painter's obsession with Jean-François Millet's painting and which will now be released in more than seventy theaters in France.

]]>

After winning the Goya for Best New Actor in 2011 for his performance in Black bread, Francesc Colomer (Vic, 1997) has combined his acting career – in films such as Living is easy with your eyes closed, The vampire of Barcelona, Beach House and series like Vintage– with a more earthly passion: the family vineyard.

]]>

The actor Fel Faixedas (Arbúcies, la Selva, 1970) organizes two theater festivals and about 60 years ago bowling and several television and radio appearances each year. He claims to be a "restless bum" and that this comes from his family. He grew up in a "poor" family, greatly affected by the post-war period: "They had very little money, and my mother valued them greatly; she didn't waste anything. Even things she could afford, if they were expensive, she didn't want them." And he was raised with that philosophy: "I remember some cologne that my friends bought as a typical souvenir for the family, and I didn't buy anything; I returned the money to my mother when I got off the bus."

]]>

A few years ago you were on the cover of Time Out with a shrimp in his mouth, entitled: "The Other Life of Artists." What is this other life of artists?

]]>

Does the timing of a glass of wine vary as much as your acting routine, or do you have a specific time set aside for a glass?

]]>

Recapitulating what he said the Fel Faixedas in this sectionIt's already been three or four years since the first wines from the Empordà region were made. What's the current state of wine production?

]]>

Actors have rotating schedules: when people are resting, you're working. When's that one moment you have to unwind and have a glass of wine?

]]>