In full professional effervescence, Ana Mena It combines musical releases, constant travel and audiovisual projects that keep her in the spotlight. Even so, when the calendar allows it, the artist returns to the south to rediscover a intimate and silent landscape, a far cry from the frenetic pace that currently marks his public life.
This return has its own name and is not included in agendas or press conferences. very close to Esteponayour hometown, appears Serra Bermeja, a little tamed natural massif that became a personal refuge for the singer. Away from the sets, filming and headlines – including those surrounding his work with actor Óscar Casas in the film ‘Idols’ – this environment offers you a necessary and almost secret break.
Óscar Casas and Ana Mena in ‘Idols’.
Los Serra Bermeja Reales They do not seek to impress with comfort, but rather with authenticity. The terrain is rugged, the silence is profound and the landscape changes with each step. From some high points, the view extends over the Mediterranean Sea, Genal Valley and, in exceptional conditions, even the diffuse profile of the North Africa. It’s a place to walk slowly, get lost and breathe calmly.
One of the great protagonists of the enclave is the Spanish fir, a unique tree that has survived the passage of time like few others. Serra Bermeja is home to some of the most valuable and best preserved specimens of this unique species in southern Europe. Their presence transforms the landscape: tall, straight trunks, bluish green tones and an appearance that has been almost intact for millennia.
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Some of these trees live for more than five centuries, transforming the forest into a authentic time capsule. The contrast between the Spanish firs and the reddish soil creates an atmosphere that is difficult to find in other parts of Andalusia. For Ana Mena, this scenario is not just a natural space, but a reminder of origin, calm and balance.
