At the Ediciones Siruela headquarters, accompanied by its director, Ofelia Grande, Nazareth Castellanos presented her book "The Bridge Where Butterflies Live," which has the suggestive subtitle "Biosofía de la respiración."
She begins by quoting a quote from our Nobel Prize winner, Santiago Ramón y Cajal, which says: "We can all be sculptors of our own brains (if we set our minds to it)," and delves into Martin Heidegger's philosophy, which proposes three fundamental pillars on which the human experience is based: building, inhabiting, and thinking.

I'm sorry if the screen goes dark at some point, but I don't know why.