One of the great events of the year around bicycles is already underway, Valencia Friendly City and Viajando Despacio will be in Valencia to listen a lot and tell you interesting things that are happening around the world of cycle tourism.

And in this week's program, Ana Vicente, deputy general director of Promotion of Rural Development, tells us about Natural Trails Program. Pedro Jiménez tells us an exciting proposal, the Arganda Train Cycle Path and we end the program with Sofía de la Torre, better known as: Guaytamba who will tell us about his Warmifonias project and his new bicycle trip.

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These are the contents of the latest program:
06:05   Ana Vincent, Deputy Deputy Director General of Promotion of Rural Development in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food and Environment tells us that the Natural Paths Program is a great commitment to the recovery of traditional paths, livestock trails, Greenways with the basic objective of contribute to rural development.
25:56   Pedro Jimenez is a citizen of Rivas Vaciamadrid who comes and goes to Madrid by bicycle and is the promoter of a very interesting initiative, the development of Arganda Train Cycle Path. A proposal that aims to recover the layout of the old Tajuña railway or Aragón railway that ran from the Baby Jesus Station adjacent to Parque del Retiro to Alocén in Guadalajara and which has been partially recovered as Via Verde del Tajuña. Next May 27th you are invited to a protest march along the Arganda Train Ciclovía.
41:36 – Now I am going to introduce you to Sofia de la Torre. She represents the movement that Jorge Drexler sings to us perfectly. She was born in Ambato, Ecuador in 1988, she grew up in the capital Quito until she was 18 years old. She studied and lived for 7 years in Buenos Aires. She is an architect by profession and an illustrator by passion. She returned to live in Ecuador for 3 years and after applying for a postgraduate scholarship in Barcelona and being rejected at the last stage she left the little she had and went to travel by bicycle through South America. In 2017, together with 3 Ecuadorians, I traveled with the project warmiphonies through 6 South American countries. Now, together with Israel Coifman, a Brazilian cyclist and his partner, are going to Africa by bicycle from Israel.

Warmifonias from Lifelapse Films on Vimeo.

The music from today's program:

– We will walk – José Antonio Labordeta

– Train to the South – The Prisoners

– Movement – ​​Jorge Drexler

 We hope you enjoy the program!!