The La Alhóndiga Cultural Center in Villanueva de los Infantes hosted the presentation of the poetry collection "Mis pequeñas cosas," the latest work by Villanueva-born writer Guadalupe Pacheco Fernández, in a moving literary and charitable event that brought together family, friends, readers, and culture lovers.

The author, born in Villanueva de los Infantes in 1933, shares in this collection a series of poems rich with memories, feelings, and personal experiences, transforming everyday life into verses that speak of memory, love, hope, and inner strength.

The event was hosted by Visitación Arcos, who served as the emcee, guiding attendees through a program that highlighted both the author’s career and the work’s core themes.

The presentation was also attended by Francisco Javier Peinado, the Councilor for Culture of the Villanueva de los Infantes City Council, who spoke during the event, highlighting the importance of supporting and showcasing local talent, as well as the value of literature as a vehicle for expression and the sharing of experiences.

Throughout the evening, various poems from the book were read aloud by family members and close collaborators of the author. Each reading was accompanied musically by Jule Molero, whose performance helped create an intimate and moving atmosphere. The event concluded with an a cappella performance by the artist, which served as the perfect finale to an afternoon filled with sensitivity, memories, and emotion.

In addition to its cultural dimension, the presentation had a strong charitable focus, as the proceeds from book sales were donated to the Spanish Multiple Sclerosis Association in Ciudad Real, thereby helping to support the work this organization carries out on behalf of people affected by this disease and their families.

Through initiatives like this one, Villanueva de los Infantes continues to reinforce its commitment to culture, civic engagement, and solidarity, highlighting local creators who enrich the town’s human and literary heritage.