writer and translator, Gómez Rufo is the author of novels such as The Night of the tamarind, Secrecy of the captive king or Goodbye to men. Linked from the late seventies to the General Directorate of Film National Film and is the authorized biographer Berlanga, on whose figure and film production has published several books and essays. Regular contributor to various media: newspapers like El Pais, El Mundo, El Independiente, El Sol, Diario 16, La Vanguardia, Information, People, Journal of Valencia, El Correo, El Ideal de Granada, Diario de Cádiz, El Faro of Vigo and El Periódico de Catalunya, and magazines such as Cambio 16, Time, The Globe, Reading, Interviu, Panorama, Profiles, Entertainment Guide, The Gazette of the Book, April (Luxembourg) and South Magazine (Sweden). Currently working in the newspaper El Mundo and magazines Boulevard 21, Galerna (New York) and Ateneaglam (Valencia, Spain).
Manuel Naranjo Loreto
Folklorist and ethnomusicologist. Author of numerous works about flamenco and consideration as traditional culture. Regular contributor to various media and a columnist for Diario de Jerez, where for two decades remains Classical page.
Juan Alberto San Miguel Zarzuela and
flamenco teachers (vocals and guitar, respectively) the Conservatoire de Jerez
If A Moveable Feast, Hemingway would say, Spain was a failure that would Berlanga. "A failure in which we burn continuously to rebuild again," says Antonio Gomez Rufo. The phrase does not know if it's yours or mine. But it sure would have loved to say. "The writer arrived yesterday to participate in Cádiz the days of Art and Crime, under the heading of prisons, had this year as a central theme creation art in prison ... 
