The Usual Suspects ...

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Marine

Hi everybody! I´m Marine, I hail from France, study in Brittany. I simply love Spain and I lived for 6 months in Malaga, where I fell in love with Spain. This is the reason I came to this country where I love the Spanish lifestyle, tapas and of course the famous 'jamon serrano.'







Ska

I'm from a tiny island which we call Malta. My passions are travelling, reading, writing, outdoor activities and things on the 'net such as this blog. I love music, especially music with tribal and African percussions.








Charlie

I'm an Englishman. I love moving to the groovy sounds of rap and hip hop. I was a DJ in my country and here I'm involved in a radio project with the youths at the centre. My favourite movie is "La Haine" and I love Fela Kuti's music.







David

Hi everybody, my name is David; I'm from Normandy and I like rap and smiling. I'm a model for various brands of cheap perfume (such as Lynx and Lidl). I like partying and santiago's pubs. I have 15 brothers al of whom are called Pierre, except my younger sister whose name is Pietra-Marie-Jane.







Eva











Fritzi

Hi everyone! My name s Fritzi, I m from the south of Germany. I love dancing all night long and to travel around and learn more about Spain as well as its different regions, cultural highlights and different mentalities. Up to this point I ve only passed the Abitur and after the EVS I m thinking of studying a mix of history, politics and cultural studies.





Rikke









Spiros

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