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."

You've played all the roles of the auca. You've worked with wine in the restaurant world, as a promoter with the program "Glops," and you're also a consumer. Which of these facets do you have the most special memories of?