We grew up in the heart of the countryside, in a world of gardens, animals, forests, rivers, and an unbreakable connection with the land.
Our childhood was marked by seasonal rituals: gathering chestnuts in autumn, savoring the sweet taste of summer fruits, and harvesting hay under the warm sun — alternating with dips in the river.
That’s how our passion for nature and rural life was born. Inspired by our grandmother’s farm, where everything was self-managed, we began a decade-long journey to build our own organic farm: Granja PitaSana, where we grow vegetables and fruit trees, and care for hens, roosters, sheep, mares, cats, and a dog. And a chicken coop transformed into a small theater that we call El Gallinero Culturero, where we currently host cultural and self-care group activities, as well as an annual arts festival.
We work to find ways of connecting people with the countryside and nature. We decided to create a shared living space in the village of Boal, so that anyone who wishes can enjoy the benefits of living and working in touch with nature.
Specialist in image and sound, stage lighting, forestry technician, and artisan from the start: ten years in theaters and ten years in the La Granja PitaSana project — logistics, gardening, animal care, packaging, space design, digital management, and group activity development… At Acougo de Pitasana, she manages space restoration, check-ins and check-outs, logistics, digital management, and event organization.
Rural guard, formwork builder, and gadget inventor, as well as an artist. He has spent much of his life dedicated to sports and rural activities. Ten years at PitaSana caring for animals, farmland, fruit trees, and vegetable gardens. Designer of spaces and inventor of tools. Composer and musician with his own musical project. At Acougo de Pitasana, he is responsible for repairs, support, and space restoration.