Portrait of the first Latin explorer to reach the Arctic.
Brave, firm and tenacious. A tireless fighter for women's rights, this explorer and cartographer pioneered various movements. Born in Spain, she grew up in Latin America where she lived in Argentina, Venezuela, Colombia and Mexico. He travels to Paris where he graduated in cartography. He later moved to North America where they are at the Smithsonian Institution.
In 1920, thanks to a disguise, he went to a navy ship that participated in the scientific mission to the Arctic. Already in the middle of the trip, and far from any port, he rebelled his true identity thus forcing his stay on the expedition. Her firmness and encouragement made her a place and were decisive characteristics since they made her a beacon for the crew. He made four more explorations to this region; The last one was directed by herself.
"Putting at risk my health, my life and my dreams that endured and crossed the most beautiful and harsh climates and lands that this planet can offer us. And after a life of science and adventure, I am proof that there is no weak gender. He saw the strongest faint, and those he considered weak because of their sex to be the bravest. The only limit is imposed by you and whoever says or imposes the opposite you know where you can send it. Count on me, I am happy to draw that fool a map so he doesn't get lost. "