The life of Martí Álvarez (Barcelona, ​​2001) changed when he was three years old and diagnosed with a rare disease called Guillain-Barré, which left significant after-effects on his legs and back. He also suffered from severe scoliosis and kyphosis as a result. Doctors even doubted whether he would be able to walk during his long stays at the Sant Joan de Déu Hospital. Years later, Martí has ​​studied international business, works at a consulting firm and is tackling the Titan Desert for the second time, the demanding cycling race in the Sahara Desert that already ended in 2024. Now he's back with the aim of raising money to help the Hospital where he was treated so well.