What began as a personal dream of cycling around the world eventually became a way of life. Pedaleando el Globo was never just about crossing continents or adding up kilometers: it was a way of drawing closer to people, listening to their stories, and allowing myself to be transformed by them.

Traveling by bicycle brought me into direct contact with cultures and realities of every kind: from indigenous peoples to urban communities, from lands marked by conflict to traditions of deep spirituality. In each encounter I discovered not only how others live, but also how their struggles, beliefs, and memories became intertwined with my own path.

The journey turned into a living archive of testimonies, places, and experiences that—beyond borders—speak to the very essence of being human. I learned that pedaling was never just about moving forward on the road: it was also an exercise in memory, resilience, and openness to the other.

After more than 167,000 kilometers over sixteen years, I understood that it was never about reaching a destination, but about keeping the road alive. Because more than a project, Pedaleando el Globo is a way of seeing and of staying in motion: a journey without certainties, open to the transformations that every encounter brings.