Estepona’s City Council will pay tribute to a group of young individuals on Constitution Day for their exceptional achievements in both professional and intellectual fields. The highlight of the event will be the appointment of Juan Miguel Quiñones, an acclaimed international artist, as an Adopted Son of Estepona. Alongside this prestigious recognition, 23 young residents will receive special mentions for their outstanding dedication and success in their respective careers. The ceremony will take place at the Felipe VI Theater Auditorium, where the remarkable accomplishments of these individuals will be celebrated and praised.
Among the recipients is Josema García Hormigo, a talented musician from Estepona who recently received the First Prize in Composition at an esteemed international competition. Another notable mention goes to Andrés García García, a promising biologist who led a groundbreaking research project in creating human bone marrow in a laboratory setting, revolutionizing the field of biomedical research. These young achievers, including graduates, researchers, athletes, and artists, exemplify the spirit of excellence and determination in their pursuits, making them shining examples for the community.
The City Council’s tribute also extends to notable sports personalities like Luis Javier Puentes Hernández, Natalia Fisher Egusquiza, and Rafael Montero Contreras, who have achieved significant milestones in their respective disciplines. Additionally, the artistic contributions of Juan Miguel Quiñones, who has established himself as a cultural icon in Estepona, will be celebrated through his designation as an Adopted Son of the city. Quiñones’ artistic legacy, characterized by its profound reflection of the region’s heritage and identity, has garnered international acclaim and recognition.
Estepona’s recognition of these exceptional individuals underscores the city’s commitment to honoring talent, dedication, and achievement across various fields, enriching the cultural and intellectual landscape of the community.