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My grandma`s birth
The day my grandmother was born in La Habana, Cuba. -
My grandma`s wedding
My grandmother got married with my grandfather at 19 years old. -
My mother's birth
My mom was born in La Habana, Cuba -
My grandma´s graduation
My grandmother graduated in psychology in the university of La Habana -
My grandma went to USA
She went to USA because her husband has a better job opportunity there and my mother lived a tiny part of her life there. -
My grandma came back to Cuba
She came back because my grandfather was transfered to another part of the business. -
My mother's graduation
My mother graduated herself to be a German translator -
My sister's birth
My sister was born in La Habana, Cuba -
The day I was born
The day I was born -
My mother's wedding
My mother got married for second time in a small village of Cuba. -
My mother`s trip to Spain
My mother get married with a Spanish man and she could get to live there. -
My sister's trip to Spain
Me and my sister went into our first plane to live in Spain -
Acces to secondary school
The first time I get into a secondary school, I felt like a grown person. -
Journey to Rome
My sister and I went to Italy because my aunt and my uncle were from Rome and we spend there a week. We have seen the Pisa tower and The Roman Coliseum. In this photo we are in " La fontana di treby " -
My sister's trip to France
My sister went to France to work as a baby sitter and to get better at french. -
Sea accident
One day i was fishing with my dad and some friends, and when we were at 4 Km from the coast... The engine stoped working.
The engine of the ship stoped working and we were trapped in open sea for 4 hours, until the coast guard came -
Scuba diving at 25 metters
Me and my dad love going scuba diving on Cuba, and the las time we went there, my dad bought two scuba equipement to go with me. -
My mother gets her Spanish nationality
At least my mother could get his Spanish nationality -
My sister's entrance to the university
My sister entered to the university to be a lawyer.
