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Olana Light: “Hay que bajar el ritmo y estar más conectados con la naturaleza”
Summary by Latinas Media Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Ana Fernández Abad , as published by El País
· October 9, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key takeaway La hierba se ha vuelto amarilla y el clima ha sido inhabitualmente cálido, con temperaturas de 30 y 35 grados diarios durante dos meses.
Olana Light se encuentra en su estudio, rodeada de objetos naturales como conchas y piedras, que utiliza para crear máscaras y esculturas. La artista expresa su alegría al escuchar el sonido de la lluvia, después de un verano particularmente caluroso. Describe el paisaje que la rodea, normalmente verde, como un desierto debido a la falta de lluvia.
La hierba se ha vuelto amarilla y el clima ha sido inhabitualmente cálido, con temperaturas de 30 y 35 grados diarios durante dos meses. La artista disfruta del sonido de las gotas de lluvia y lo considera maravilloso. Utiliza materiales naturales para crear sus obras de arte, como maderas y piedras.
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Category: culture ·
Published: October 9, 2026 ·
Source: El País ·
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