Authors - F

  • Félix Ángel Fernández

    Félix Ángel Fernández has developed his professional career over the last 10 years in the field of SAP technology, specialising in the data-warehousing tool now known as SAP Netweaver BW. He has worked in some of Spain's most important companies, such as El Corte Inglés, Repsol, Banco Santander, Renfe and Ferrovial, and has wide experience of a variety of platforms, including Oracle, DB2 for Zseries and DB8 for LUW.

  • Félix Carbó Alonso

    Born in 1942 close to Santiago de Compostela, Carbó Alonso used to visit the cathedral as a child with his grandmother. The Pórtico de la Gloria has a profound impact on him and he has searched ever since for someone who could explain its images to him. He graduated from the UNiversidad Comercial de Deusto in 1965. He has worked as a systems engineer, and held positions of responsibility in the financial field, and has collaborated with several financial institutions across the whole of Spain as a specialist in organization.

  • Félix Navarro Buitrago

    FÉLIX NAVARRO BUITRAGO - a vocational businessman, he has devoted himself to the world of process and product engineering for two decades. In the 1990s he founded INSOC,'Engineers and Programmers Associated', which later diversified and specialised in the fields of TIC & ISP. In 1998 he began to develop innovative processes in the ready-made cement and concrete sector, promoting, developing and heading up tens of projects aimed at improving services within these sectors, especially in the regions of Spain and Latin America.

  • Fermín Bocos

    Fermín Bocos (Santander) studied Medicine and is a graduate in Journalism from the Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona. As a journalist, he worked as director of the information services at Radio Barcelona and COPE. At Cadena SER he fronted the programmes Hora 25 and El Informativo de las 8. He was the

  • Fernado Clemot (pseudónimo de Fernando Ruiz Paños)

    Fernando Clemot, writer and editor, was born in Barcelona in 1970. His literary output so far has been centred on short stories. Together with Klaus Zilles he edited the anthology 'En la frontera: I migliori racconti della letteratura chicana' (Gran Vía Editorial, Milan, 2008), and is the author of the short story collection 'Estancos del Chiado' (Paralelo Sur Ediciones, 2009).

  • Fernanda Krahn-Uribe

    Fernanda Krahn-Uribe was born in 1967 in New York to Chilean parents, and grew up in Sitges, Catalonia. She studied English Philology at the University of Barcelona.

  • Fernando Aramburu

    Fernando Aramburu was born in San Sebastián in 1959. He graduated in Spanish Language from the University of Zaragoza, and has lived in Germany since 1985, where he works as a Spanish teacher. He is now considered one of the most outstanding writers of his generation, and has received many awards, including the Ramón Gómez de la Serna Prize in 1997, the Euskadi Prize, 2001, and his short story book "Los peces de la amargura" was awarded the Mario Vargas Llosa NH Prize, the Dulce Chacón and the Real Academia Española Prize.