Victoria doesn't lie. If someone tries on gloves and doesn't know how to put them on properly, she'll tell them, "You don't put them on like that." If someone tries on a stole and it doesn't fit, she'll tell them, "It doesn't look good on you, try this other one instead." And she doesn't do this because she has a huge stock of it, but because she truly means it. And it's worth listening to her. She's been, as it were, behind the counter of Guantería Alonso all her life, a sturdy part of traditional commerce and family business on a street as unusual for this to happen as Santa Ana in Barcelona, ​​​​in the center of "Comanche territory," as I sense a woman who has just left the store saying.