There are numerous Aragonese content creators who have become social media icons in their respective fields. We've compiled some of these cases that we've highlighted at HERALDO in recent months.
Aragon is in fashion in social networks. Not only because of how 'Instagrammable' many of its towns, landscapes and monuments are. Also thanks to the work being done by many of the Content creators born or based in our Community, in different fields (fashion, gastronomy, humor…). Some of them work as 'influencers' and have national recognition, like the Zaragoza people Teresa Sanz, better known as Teresa Macetas, or Lucas Lorén -Luc Loren-, who Last week he was one of the protagonists at the premiere of his great friend Dulceida's documentary.
But in Aragon there are many other examples of success on Instagram and TikTok., some of whom we have interviewed at HERALDO in recent months. Don't miss the next compilation Don't lose sight of them!
This profile (@zaragozanersinzaragoza) is dedicated to street style., which has the people of Zaragoza and their anonymous 'looks' as protagonists, has become the second largest account of its kind in Spain, with more than 29,000 followers. Behind it is a young fashion-loving Zaragoza native who found inspiration for this profile in another similar style (@parisiensinparis) during her time living in the French capital.
His naturalness and his particular sense of humor They are the key to the success of Ana Isabel Yuste, who has become one of the most famous 'tiktokers' in Aragon. Through her profile (@anais.yusfer), this Zaragoza native, resident in Fuentes de Ebro and who works as a cashier in a hypermarket, makes people laugh with her videos. in which she addresses everyday situations (real or fictional) with her friends, her daughters, her husband...
The Zaragoza woman Cristina González (@escaladecrises), professional makeup artist, has found in Instagram reels the best format to connect with his more than 12,000 followers, with whom he shares Tricks and tips to get the most out of yourself in front of the mirror, as well as spectacular makeup for special dates like Halloween or Christmas, but also their daily life, such as their breakfast or their weekly shopping list.
If there's one topic that sparks interest on social media, it's gastronomy. In recent years, especially in the wake of the pandemic, Videos related to recipes and restaurants have proliferated on the InternetAnd if not, just ask Miguel Ángel Ruiz de Conejo, a 'foodie content creator' who Through his @takoyakiblog profile on TikTok, he has become a gastronomic reference for many Zaragoza residents., thanks to which they discover new places or dishes that they can't miss.
The young woman Isabel Carrasco Berges (@isaberges) inspires thousands of followers every day with her looks. With a style that's "natural, with simple lines and a touch of romance,"This Zaragoza native is proud of the community she has formed on Instagram, where she has over 16,000 followers, with whom she also shares posts and stories about decorating and travel.
Laura Blanco has found a good one on TikTok A tool for parents and teachers to reach out to young people and connect with them. Through her profile @brujulu, this Zaragoza-born teacher and mother of a teenager addresses this dual perspective with humor and naturalness., the professional one, with videos about her daily life with the students, and the personal one, with which she has managed to get other mothers of teenagers “to identify with her experience.”
Zaragoza native Laura Blasco's "badass and ironic" humor has made her a TikTok icon. The videos you post through her profile @ladysarcasmo They connect with their more than 137,000 followers thanks to their "naturalness and the fact that they cover everyday topics." With some of them, "whom I give a face and name to," they've created such a bond that "they've even come to see me perform stand-up comedy," they explained to HERALDO.
Alba Zapater (@mstreinta on Instagram) is an interior designer, mother of three children and sweeps the world with its “accessible to everyone” fashion proposals. Little by little, what started as a hobby, sharing her maternity looks during one of her pregnancies, became a profession. A job that is endorsed by her More than 188,000 followers and collaborations with renowned brands.
The Zaragoza woman Cristina Guallar (@crisguagua), a pharmacist by profession, makes her more than 27,000 followers on TikTok laugh every day by bringing humor to typical Aragonese expressions or addressing relationship topics.Some of his videos have become viral, like those that begin with the now famous “In Aragón we don't say…”, in which he humorously compares English expressions with what could be their equivalents in popular speech in Aragon.
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