About 16 years ago, filming a film in Cuba, Estefanía Martínez discovered what her true calling was. She was still the performance, but from another place. One that involves putting one’s life in danger in each shoot, but not being able to aspire to a Goya award. Estefanía Martínez is a film specialist, a job that she is passionate about, but still too invisible: “If I die working, I will die happy,” she explains in the video profile that she heads up in this news.
The video that accompanies this piece is part of the EL PAÍS series Reversible, stories of people who hide an extraordinary second life. Eduardo Blasco has gone through this audiovisual format, who after his gold in the lifesaving world championship decided to intersperse the competitions with rescues in the Mediterranean, and Isabel Terroso, changed her job in a consultancy to create her own hat and headdress workshop. to Queen Letizia.
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