About us

MIREYA

"Art, Faith and Heart of Dos Hermanas" 💃

I'm Mireya; my soul is made of the same stuff as spotlights: brightness and endless energy! I'm from Dos Hermanas, and if you push me, I'd say I'm made of 50% art, 40% passion, and a glorious 10% glitter that won't come off even with bleach.

I grew up so much on stage that my house became a dressing room. I've been dancing since I was a child and have spent more time in costume than in normal clothes. For me, life is a constant choreography, and my heart literally beats to the rhythm of three-four time! Yes, I'm one of those people who knows the lyrics to all the choruses and comparsas.

My schedule is tighter than a high heel at three in the morning. It's not that I like to party, it's that I like tradition with glamour. I think life is more beautiful when you're dressed in flamenco.
I'm the one who walks alongside the Virgin of Valme on the third Sunday in October and who takes her mantilla out of the wardrobe to accompany Jesus Humillado on Holy Thursday. You know, devotion and elegance!
I also took my first steps as a model; my trick is simple: I pose on one side for the photo and on the other for the croquettes.

And the cherry on top (with sparkle): beneath all that artistry and carnival humor, there is a huge heart. Not only do I work with people with disabilities, but I also spent my youth volunteering and doing charity work. Because true happiness is adding sparkle to other people's days and giving them a chirigota song to make them laugh for a while!

So now you know: if you're looking for someone with rhythm, humor, a golden commitment, and who never stops shining, that's me! Let's enjoy life!

AMARANTO

💻 ☕ "Between wires, tapas and kilometres"

Hi, I'm Amaranto, and yes, my name sounds like an ancient cereal, but I promise you I'm much more interesting than that. I was born in Huelva (land of ham and strawberries), although I moved to Seville, where people say ‘Miarma’ to you all the time and warn you that it's hot... as if you hadn't noticed.

My great passion is computing. I started when I was little, taking things apart at my parents' house, not out of malice, but out of curiosity to see what would happen if I touched that cable (spoiler: it always worked again; I'm a genius. What did you expect?). I love solving problems, which is probably why I get along well with people: I'm one of those open people who talks to you in the queue at the bakery and ends up organizing a get-together.

My therapy? Starting the engine. Whether it's on a motorbike or in a car, if the plan is to go to a picturesque village to eat something with an unpronounceable name, I'm there! Basically, I love driving to eat at new places.

Greetings, and let's chat!

🍻 From a beer to “I do” 💍

Our story is so unusual; it started thanks to a psychologist and an invention that was basically a dating app for people with social anxiety. No swiping left or right—just a promise of a “future” and lots of messages.

It all sounded like it might be a bit dull, so the first date was an innocent “quick beer.” Plot twist: That beer turned into a whole afternoon of laughter, intense chatting and, to top it off, a dinner so delicious it almost made us cry, in a restaurant run by some truly lovely people. So yes—the psychologist was right.

From that moment on, the adventure was unleashed. Our life is a highlight reel of absurd getaways, trips decided three hours in advance, and a thousand anecdotes. We have a soft spot for Portugal (especially Lisbon), but our true talent is finding the only unpaved road in the country—or hopping on the train that literally says “Out of Service.” Logic isn’t really our thing, but we’re happy that way.

A year later, we decided our chaos deserved to be shared full-time. We moved in together and brought along our peculiar entourage: Lyo, a Pitbull who thinks his job is to give cuddles and not bark, and Minerva, our nymph, who makes sure there’s never a lack of loud background music at home. Living together is a challenge, of course—but we prefer to call it a very noisy kind of happiness.

And now, the grand finale (or the great beginning): we’re counting the seconds until our “W Day”… B for Wedding! Hold on tight—the next adventure begins with an “I do.”