. Some nights enter our lives quietly and then stay with us forever—unexpected, unforgettable, and impossible not to smile about when we remember them. In my previous post, I wrote about the launch of The Art of Detachment in Madrid a couple of weeks ago—a magical evening surrounded by extraordinary people, where I had the […]
If this video doesn’t make your skin crawl from head to toe, or at least make your eyes sparkle with tears… you’re already dead! Thanks by the millions to my brother Carlos, for sending me this wonderful video, pure inspiration, legitimate inspiration, [...]
In the article above Paul appears in his first performance and in this video in the semi-final. I don’t know which video is more impressive, more inspiring, more to the heart and soul. It doesn’t matter. They both add up and that’s [...]
Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological state in which the kidnap victim, or person detained against their own will, develops a complicit relationship with their kidnapper. On occasion, prisoners may end up helping captors achieve their ends or evade formal authority, according to [...]
From the farthest reaches of Africa comes a love story. At the age of 14 he discovered in a book how to generate electricity, and with no limits in his mind, he built a windmill to produce it. Nothing is impossible, and [...]
With Gratitude.
proud, Alex, my wife, said to me… “Jorge… it’s not 19!”, and as usual, she was right. We did the math. Santiago is 19 today and when Consumer started, he was a little more than 1 year old, so without further ado, [...]
In these days in which we celebrate one more year of Tribu, we have decided to bring back “on the air” campaigns and ideas that were milestones in our race for life. To all those who have contributed with their work, devotion [...]
As we celebrate another anniversary of Tribu, I would like to share with you one of the classics of our trajectory: Johnny’s Vaquerito. Creativity by Hernán Ortega, production by El Hangar (Direction by Antonio Yglesias and Direction of Photography by Mario Cardona [...]
