Deainyou

26/09/2026

24/09/2026

What if an old dress could tell a new story?

Nela learned to sew from her mother. Today, her daughter Carol, founder of Amapolay, continues that story in her own way.

Together, they give old clothes a second life, transforming them into something unique and personal.

Because what we wear is never just clothing. It’s a way of showing who we are.

Old pieces. New stories. Your personality. 🤍

Would you give your favorite old dress a second life?

19/09/2026

In this episode, Lorena meets Veronica Vargas, a Raja Yoga (.pe kumaris) teacher in Lima.

For Veronica, yoga is not a competition. It is about inner growth, reconnecting with yourself, and learning to become more present.

She left us with a simple reminder: be a ray of light, and don’t let anyone else take that light away from you. ✨

Your journey is yours. You don’t have to compare it. You just have to keep growing.

What was the moment you felt truly fulfilled?

15/09/2026

Beyond the crown, the spotlight and everything people see, ’s journey is about discovering who she is, following her passions and building a path that feels truly her own.

Because fulfilment isn’t about becoming who others expect you to be.

It’s about becoming yourself. ✨

What was the moment you felt truly fulfilled?

11/09/2026

Victoria Flores remembers the exact airport bench where she decided to leave Peru for good.

She didn’t have a job lined up in Spain, and second-guessed the decision more than once, sitting on that bench. She got hired with almost no preparation — not because she had it all figured out, but because she’d already decided to go, ready or not.

What’s a decision you made before you actually felt ready for it?

04/09/2026

Had the opportunity to interview Gloria Elias, President of , the Peruvian Paso Horse Association.

Her family has bred these horses for generations: her father, her husband, her father-in-law. For Gloria, the horses and the family aren’t two different things. They’re the same tradition, passed down and kept alive.

She talks about her children and grandchildren the same way she talks about the horses: something you take care of, watch grow, and pass on. And when a woman comes to her for help, she gives it the same way too.