Sofia Ogrezeanu was the first female neurosurgeon in the world, embracing this profession at a time when medicine was not necessarily a primary option for many women, and this was not because they did not want to, but they were influenced by the context of the challenges and the impediments imposed by the Second World War.The first operation that Sofia Ogrezeanu performed took place in 1944 and was performed on the brain of an 8-year-old boy, the event being possible, in fact, because the doctor Bagdasar who was supposed to take over the surgery suffered a hand accident that prevented him from operating. The child, entering a coma and having an epidural hematoma, was urgently taken over by Sofia Ogrezeanu, an intervention that was not only Sofia Ogrezeanu's first brain operation, but also the firstit was a successful intervention, the moment being highly praised in the Romanian medical world.

"This operation changed my life for the next 47 years as I became a neurosurgeon, turning 180 degrees from what I had chosen for myself before, the quiet life of an internist in my hometown."

He was a painter, sculptor, graphic artist, and he also created ceramics.

He created his first paintings before he was 20 years old.

The painter became famous as the author of such famous works as: "The Maids of Avignon", "Guernica" and "The Crying Woman".

Pablo Picasso changed his name to his mother's maiden name, "Picasso", and held his first exhibition in Spain in Barcelona at the age of 19.

He was born on 31 October 1835 in Strutele, and died on 8 March 1923 in Riga.

After graduating from the gymnasium in Jelgava, he began studying mathematics at the University of Tartu, which he graduated from in 1856.

Together with Juris Alunāns, he initiated Latvian Romanticism, representing the Young Latvian movement.

He collected, edited and published a collection of Latvian folk songs.

The monumental work of Latvian songs in six volumes, was published in the years 1894–1915 contained a huge collection of about 217 thousand works, called dains.

Barons also wrote short stories, poems and columns.

He was a very good pianist. The first song he released was "Polonez g-moll", when he was 7 years old. In the autumn of 1830, Fryderyk left Poland because he wanted to explore the musical life of Europe, educate himself and give concerts. At the age of 39, Fryderyk Chopin died of pulmonary tuberculosis. On the occasion of the 150th
anniversary of Fryderyk Chopin's birth, by the resolution of the State Council of May 8 1958, 1960 was announced as the Chopin's Year. His heart was buried in Paris and the rest of his body rests in Wawel.

She was born on 12 June 1929 in Frankfurt am Main and died in February 1945 in Bergen-Belsen.

After Hitler seized power in Germany, she moved to Amsterdam with her family in 1934.

In July 1942, the family was threatened with deportation to a concentration camp. The father of the family, Otto Frank, with the help of the employees of his company, organized a hiding place in the former outbuilding - the Franks lived there from July 6, 1942 to August 4, 1944.

A little earlier, Anne received an album for her 13th birthday, in which she began writing a diary.

Living in hiding and in difficult conditions, she described everything that surrounded her, the thoughts and views contained in the diary show a sensitive girl who was just entering life.

She observes the whole world around her, enclosed in a small building – her father's studio.

One can think the following:

'I still believe that people are inherently good'.

He served as the president of Socialist International from 1999 to 2005 and was the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees from 2005 to 2015. He was then elected secretary-general succeeding Ban Ki-Moon in 2017 and became the first European to hold his office since Kurt Waldheim in 1981. 

He became famous playing indoor Volleyball for the National team and for SC Espinho, the club for which he won the trophy TOP TEAMS CUP / European club competition, now extinct. However, it was beach Volleyball that made him famous worldwide. 

Forming a duo with his childhood friend João Brenha, and under the guidance of coach Francisco Fidalgo, he participated in three editions of the Olympic Games, having been placed 4th twice, in Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000. 

He was born in Coimbra on 14^th December 2002. He has already played for 3 clubs, FC Porto, Ajax FC and Juventus FC. 

A Law Graduate, he received a Doctorate in Legal and Political Science in 1984. He was a tenured professor at the Faculty of Law of Lisbon University and has taught throughout his career in various institutions of further education, in Portugal and abroad. 

He was a journalist, as editor of the Expresso newspaper on the Seminario newspaper. Subsequently, he appeared on the media as a political commentator on TSF radio and, later, the TV stations RTP and TVI. 

He works with various civic institutions and associations, as well as in the social sector, as founder, sponsor, director, or simply as a volunteer. 

In 1976, he served as a deputy to the Constituent Assembly. He was part of the 8th Constitutional Government as Secretary of State of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers and later, as the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs. 

He has supported the PSD (Social Democratic Party) since it was founded and was its president from 1996 to 1999, contributing decisively to government stability as leader of the opposition. In the international realm, he encouraged the PSD to join the European People's Party, in which he attained the position of Vice-President. 

He has held various positions in local government, including Municipal Deputy, Metropolitan Deputy, Councilor and President of the Municipal Assemblies of Cascais, Lisbon, and Celorico de Basto. 

Sara was named Best Female Model at the Globos de Ouro (Portuguese Golden Globes) in 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, and 2016. In 2019, she was the winner of Fashion Personality of the Year. 

After some obstacles, Sara pursued her modelling career and made her debut in the 2013 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, where she walked in one segment. During her sophomore performance in 2014, she walked in two segments. In 2015, she was chosen as one of the newest Angels for the 2015 runway, and in December of the same year, she walked the runaway for the brand for the first time as an Angel. Sara walked with the other Angels in the 2016 Fashion Show in Paris, France. 

But the reality is that the Churumbel of Málaga has a story behind him. A complicated and impactful story that was revealed in an interview he gave to YouTuber Juanniko Bananna, who, curious about the character, walked the streets of Málaga in search of him to learn more.

Roberto is 39 years old and, honestly, doesn’t know how to define his content on the internet. "There are things I say that make sense, and others that don't, but really, everything comes out spontaneously. I am unique. No matter how much they try to impersonate me, my art and my wisdom are unique, and this face belongs to me alone," confesses the Churumbel in the interview.

One of the things that has most caught the attention of internet users is that the Churumbel of Málaga has his own manager, José Sánchez, who helps him manage his fame. "Thank you for giving me your support," the influencer tells him.

His Past

He is called the Churumbel of Málaga because "churumbel," for the Gypsies, means "little boy." His father was called that because he was the youngest of his siblings, and now he has taken the nickname because he resembles his father so much and because he is the youngest of eight siblings.

If there’s one thing that defines him in every video, as he mentions in the interview, it’s the shot. He does it with his fingers, pointing at the camera, while making a "special effect" sound with his mouth: Boom! Everyone imitates it, but no one really knows the backstory behind it for Roberto.

"The shot in every video has a bit of meaning related to my life," he says. Roberto has had a difficult life. He spent 17 years in prison for killing a man who was pointing a gun at his father. The entire family was present when the events occurred, even his wife at the time.

He was only 16 years old, and it took eight bullets to end the life of this man, who was also a Gypsy. "If I hadn’t acted, nobody in my family would be alive, not even me. I did it in self-defense, that’s why I have no trauma. I paid my penalty. The 22 years they sentenced me to ended up being 17," he explains.

About prison, Roberto talks about three routines: the "parchís" routine, referring to the games and betting that only lead to "fights and problems"; the drug routine, where he admits he never went beyond smoking a cigarette because "he’s not a drug addict"; and the gym routine, which he was most active in during the seventeen years he spent in prison.

"I went in weighing 50 kilos, very skinny, and came out weighing 115 with muscles. I don’t inject myself because it scares me. To get strong, you have to train hard and eat a lot. The idea of injecting scares me. It creates diseases, and you don’t function in bed," he says.

Sports are one of the protagonist’s passions. He loves to eat a lot and then give his all at the gym and while practicing Muay Thai, Thai boxing. He is now trying MMA but is not entirely convinced. "Anyone who touches my shin hurts themselves. I’ll tell you that," he insists.

He left prison at 35. He went from being a boy to a man in prison. Well, in prisons, plural, because he was in jails all over Spain: Málaga, Morón de la Frontera, Córdoba, Jaén, Cádiz, Burgos, and Galicia, among others. He was released in the province of Jaén.

"I had a child with a woman. The only woman I’ve ever fallen in love with. When I went to jail, I called her, as is normal, and she said, 'Rot in prison, I don’t love you anymore,' and hung up. As you can imagine, that hurts after being with her for seven years," the Churumbel explains about his love life. "A woman who leaves you in prison doesn’t love you, she’s already shown you that," he continues.

He has three children with three different women. They are now 19, 8, and 9 years old, and he admits that he has a very good relationship with them, although he couldn’t raise the 19-year-old because of all the years he spent in prison. "Despite everything, I already know him, and we get along very well. Although, of course, all three live with their mothers," he adds.

After just a year, Ronaldo went to Manchester United at 18 and flourished into one of the best players in the world under Sir Alex Ferguson. He achieved multiple league titles and the UEFA Champions League in 2008, for which he was awarded his first Ballon d'Or.

Ronaldo moved to Real Madrid in 2009 for a then-world record fee of £80million. He became the club's record goalscorer and lifted countless honours, including four Champions League titles there. He set tons of individual records, including as the first player to score 100 goals in Champions League.

Ronaldo switched allegiances again in 2018, moving to Juventus where he maintained his knack for scoring and winning domestic silverware. A return to Manchester United in 2021 brought further light to his name.

With the national team, he also achieved much success, winning U-20 World Cup 2021 and crucially 2016 European Championship and 2019 UEFA Nations League. Ronaldo, a global football icon, has won five Ballon dOr awards, netted 908 career goals and broken countless other records over his career.

Aitana Bonmatí Conca,  a Spanish footballer who was born in Barcelona in 1998. She plays as an attacking midfielder for Futbol Club Barcelona. With the Blaugranas, she has won five Queen's Cups, five Leagues and four Super Cups at the national level. She has also won three UEFA Champions Leagues. In 2023 and 2024, she was awarded the Ballon d'Or for the best player in the world. That same year, she was included among the 100 most influential women in the world by the BBC.

She has played internationally with the lower categories of the Spanish National Team, becoming captain. She won the European Under-17 and European Under-19 Championships, and was runner-up at the 2018 U-20 World Cup. Since 2017, she has been a full international with the Spanish national team, with whom she made her debut at the 2019 World Cup and went on to win the 2023 World Cup.

Camilo José Cela y Trulock was born in Iría Flavia, Coruña in 1916 and died in Madrid in 2002. He was a Spanish writer who, as a representative of post-war literature, worked as a novelist, journalist, essayist, editor of literary magazines and lecturer. He was a member of the Royal Spanish Academy and was awarded, among others, the Prince of Asturias Award for Literature in 1987, the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1989 and the Cervantes Prize in 1995.

Some of his most important works were:

- “La familia de Pascual Duarte”

- “La Colmena”

Mario Casas is a Spanish actor born on 12th June 1986 in A Coruña, Galicia. He rose to fame in the 2000s, becoming widely known for his role in the film Three Steps Above Heaven (2010), where he played Hache, a rebellious young man. The film, based on Federico Moccia's novel, was a major success and established him as a leading figure in Spanish cinema.

Throughout his career, Mario has starred in various films and TV series, including I Want You (2012), The Ship (*El Barco*, 2011-2013), and Los hombres de Paco (2005-2010). He has earned praise for his versatility, taking on roles in a wide range of genres, from drama to comedy.

In his personal life, Mario has kept a relatively low profile, although he has been linked to several actresses, including Blanca Suárez and María Valverde.

Over the years, Mario Casas has become one of Spain's most prominent actors, admired for his charisma and talent.

His character, clumsy, selfish, and comedic, has won over the audience and become one of the most beloved characters in the series.

Before this major success, Chiapella appeared in other TV projects and has also worked in theater and film, mainly in comedy. His style is characterized by a great sense of physical humor and a unique talent for comic timing.

Outside of his acting career, he is very active on social media, where he engages closely with his followers. Despite his fame, he continues to participate in various projects and remains one of the most popular and beloved figures in Spanish television.

In addition to his comedic content, Falete has become famous for his genuine presence and personal style that breaks away from stereotypes, which has helped him connect with a young, diverse audience. His popularity grew quickly thanks to his ability to go viral on the platform and his authentic, entertaining approach to engaging with TikTok trends.

Neymar began playing soccer in the youth ranks of Santos, where he quickly stood out for his skill and speed. At the age of 17, he started his first team and became the club's big star. During his time at Santos, he won several national titles, such as the Copa Libertadores de América. 

In 2009 he started playing for Los Santos, in 2013, Neymar played for FC Barcelona, ​​in 2017 he started playing for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), and currently plays for Al-Hilal Saudi Football Club since 2023.

Neymar Jr has 27 titles, among them the most important are Copa Libertadores against Santos (2011), UEFA Champions League with Barcelona (2015), FIFA World Cup (Brazil 2014), Gold Medal at the Olympic Games ( 2016) and Copa América (2019).

She is the most successful Spanish swimmer in history: Olympic champion in 2016, world champion in long course in 2017, seven-time world champion in short course and thirteen-time European champion (four in long course and nine in short course).

He plays for Athletic Club of Bilbao in First  Divison of Spanish league and for the Spanis Men National Team in country matches and tournaments.

                                     HONORS:

- Selected in the Best Young XI in the world 2023

- MVP in the Copa del Rey Final2023

- MVP in Eurocup: Spain vs Italy 2024

- MVP in Eurocup final 2024

- 15th position in Ballon D’Or France Football 2024

La 14 ani, Comăneci a devenit o stea a Jocurilor Olimpice de Vară din 1976 de la Montreal, Québec. Nu numai că a devenit prima gimnastă care a obținut scorul perfect de zece la olimpiadă (de șapte ori), dar a și câștigat trei medalii de aur (la individual compus, bârnă și paralele), o medalie de argint (echipă compus) și bronz (sol). Acasă, succesul său i-a adus distincția de „Erou al Muncii Socialiste”, fiind cea mai tânără româncă distinsă cu acest titlu. În 1976, Nadia Comăneci a fost decorată cu medalia de aur Secera și Ciocanul.