Mejor que nunca

Women around the age of sixty have broken all the schemes that society designed for them and do not look like any previous generation of that age in Spain. They are absolute owners of their destiny. Mariola Cubells describes the revolution that has meant that these women do not conform to what is established. It is a group that is more present than ever, that enjoys, that is at the peak of its physical and mental faculties, that works, that learns new things, that embraces aesthetics in all its variants, that undertakes businesses, that begins new adventures, and that has broken many molds and broken many norms. They are a pioneering generation in a large number of social, vital, intimate issues. This book is a journey through testimonies, readings, literary memories, personal stories and intimate reflections of the author and many other women of this generation, which tells how women have rebelled against the clichés, the usual mandates, the monogamy by decree, unhappiness, resignation and all those things that their mothers and grandmothers had. They are freer than ever, more powerful than ever, more aware than ever. The last generation educated in patriarchy. The first who has not raised her children in the same way. It is a generation for history.