Twelve years ago, she took charge of Alba Editorial, where she presides with a kind of control panel in which the love for books converges.

On one side of the square where the Generalitat of Catalonia and the Barcelona City Council are fighting for space, down a street with a certain Venetian style, where the city noises fade, is the Alba publishing house, which now turns thirty years old. Classic and modern, Alba puts out literary culture from the space it occupies in the city and achieves, with some of its successes, the presence of their titles in the international market.

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