Sílvia Bel (Barcelona, 1970) believes in authenticity and naturalness, and practices them. The actress, who has graced the major theaters of the Catalan scene and is currently known for her role as Marta in Com si fos ahir, alternates maximum expressiveness –gestural and linguistic– with introspective silence. Bel understands the arts as a space for sincere expression, far from affectations and hypocrisies; and it is also in this way that she speaks of gastronomy and wine.They made a Ribera del Duero for his daughter, Ainara Elejalde. How does Sílvia Bel imagine the wine?

A regular on TV3 productions and in the country's theatres, Aida Oset (Barcelona, ​​​​1983) is one of the most recognizable actresses on the Catalan scene. After her time at the Teatre Lliure, with A species of Alaska, and through the Mercat de les Flors, with Kodama, will take to the stages of the Goya Theatre starting November 5th to play Giulia, one of the three protagonists of The braid, a work based on the book by Laetitia Colombani about three women with seemingly opposite lives but a shared desire for freedom.

"Which actresses over 60 do you have in mind?" The question is asked. Vicenta Ndongo, actress still in her fifties, who had previously said how she was amazed at the lack of knowledge that exists among the talent pool of actors who fill television and platform series with names like Maribel Verdú, who has dedicated her entire life to the sector. "You get older and you disappear," she proclaims, not without pointing out that in her case, as a racialized woman, she also does not fit the "stereotypical mother." For the moment, she has not played a grandmother yet, she clarifies.

I've always believed I lie enough at work without having to lie to my daughters too. At home, we've never been politically correct, if being so meant going against our feelings. I've often preferred to keep quiet rather than tell them a lie.

Throughout life, learning is both conscious and unconscious. As children, we are like unfiltered sponges, absorbing everything around us, and this can be very varied. We learn a lot from the adults around us, from how they manage their daily lives, but there's also a lot of learning that comes from culture, from the invisible structures that permeate us.