Spain is one of the few countries where the hunting with greyhounds is a legal activity. What was a way of survival for the familiar core on rural areas, now (when it is not a vital activity anymore) has been reinvented and turned into a sport, preserving is practice into the tradicional cultureof the country. At the ending of the hunting season, on February, the dogs that are not useful either by injuries, lack of competivity or by the age, are abandoned or, on the worst of cases, are deleted using practices highly agresive such as being hung. Dogs shelters and houses of reception try to give a dignified life to the higher quantity of this abandoned hounds, touching unfortunate conditions of over poblation. The spanish laws, that are not strict concerning animal rights, keep this situation going on each year.

Luzón, Guadalajara. Spain Every year this town celebrates this pagan carnival that was forbidden during the Spanish Civil War and the dictatorship period. The Luzon Devils, is a Celt tradition transmited by generarions and declared National Touristic Interesting Tradition. "Jorgín" it's a part of my personal proyect to document this kind of Spanish pagan rituals.

I grew up listening punk and rock music, so it was a familiar topic to me. For this reason I decided to create a photographical project about the way of life of a punk group. I talked to the band about this project "Yearning for Life", and my interest to give documentary evidence to the meaning of what does it mean "to be a punk". Between the years 2014 and 2015 I attended their concerts, rehearsals and meetings. I created a confident atmosphere that allowed me to be familiar to members of the band. I wanted to show their day by day life (their couples, their sons, drugs, music), their disagreement with the society, sometimes close to the hate. Every picture tells a little punk story.