In 2017, Blanca and Òscar set off with two bicycles to travel the world. They cycled to Athens, where they took a flight towards Cape Town. In South Africa, the second part of the adventure began: crossing the African continent by bicycle. "By the end of this trip, we had been cycling for a year and a half, living with the bare minimum, and I started to need a stable place that would be a home, but at the same time I wanted to keep traveling, and the only possibility I saw was to convert a van into a camper," explains Blanca. With Òscar, they have Vivirenruta, an Instagram profile and a blog where they share their daily lives, which since 2017 has been based on traveling around the world, living a nomadic life.

Vineyards, olive trees, almond trees, fruit trees, and countless artisan workshops constantly making shoes. This was the landscape that filled the town of Inca, Mallorca, some 150 years ago. In 1877, Antoni Fluxà walked the streets of this town. He was known by the nicknameThe MasterAs a child, he immersed himself in the local shoemaking tradition and had managed to make a name for himself in the profession. From his workshop, he heard about innovative shoemaking methods that were revolutionizing the industry in England, and he didn't think twice: he boarded a boat and went to experience them firsthand. Upon his return, he showed the rest of the island's members the brand-new machines that filled British workshops and were capable of working leather with great precision.