Leo.Lor (2026)

30/11/2025

💖🐣🐣🍼A Little bit more than two months ago, we had our babies in the hospital Vithas at Granda 🏥. Spain. Our birth plan was respected by all the hospital personnel and we had a wonderful experience💖💖. We are very thankful to find a top hospital with very nice people. 😘😘

31/10/2025

Since the beginning of our LeoLor adventure, we’ve been walking the world with open hearts and curious feet—collecting stories, landscapes, and memories that shape us 🌎👣

We believe in the power of travel: to learn, to connect, to grow. And little by little, we’ve been ticking off our dream list of places to see—monuments and natural wonders declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. 🌎

We’ve stood in awe before the Colosseum and the Santa Sede in Rome 🇮🇹, wandered through the Taj Mahal in India 🇮🇳, felt the ice breath of Perito Moreno and the ancient echoes of the Cueva de las Manos in Argentina 🇦🇷, gazed up at the Cristo Redentor in Brazil 🇧🇷, and walked the sacred streets of Santiago de Compostela in Spain 🇪🇸. And so many more places! 🌍✨

Each place has left a mark. Each journey has expanded our world. And now, with the twins by our side, we’re dreaming of the next one.

🤔So… what’s next on our World Heritage list? Share your ideas—we’re here for them!

Because travel isn’t just about seeing places—it’s about sharing wonder, building memories, and passing on the magic 💫

28/10/2025

One of the places in Granada we love to explore from time to time: the city center, where history, monumental architecture, and local traditions weave together in every corner 🏛️🌿

For any traveler wanting to dive into Andalusian daily life, this is the perfect starting point. The streets are full of culture, commerce, and local flavor—bright, clean, and alive with stories.

Walking through the center is a true pleasure. You need extra eyes to take in all the baroque and ancient architecture, the arched galleries, and the historic buildings that line every block 👀✨

We visited the Fuente de las Batallas, the Cathedral of Granada, and some beautiful artisan shops. Definitely a place to walk slowly, look closely, and let yourself be surprised.

23/10/2025

In March 2024, we lived a dream: exploring the Bahamas. The skies and seas were a different kind of magic every single day. Colors shifting with the sun, crystal-clear waters like mirrors, beaches that wrapped us in calm. ⛵️🌊

We had long dreamed of visiting the island—walking it, swimming it, feeling it. And we did. It was a dream come true. ☀

🐚🌅Today we’re sharing a few glimpses from that journey, which still lives in us. Because travel is also about remembering. And remembering is a way of learning.

21/10/2025

👶👶Before the twins were born, we took this walk along the Vía Verde of Sierra Nevada, in Güéjar Sierra, Granada, Spain.

This trail follows the old path of the Sierra Nevada tram, which ran between 1925 and 1974, connecting Granada with the heart of the mountains. 🌄🛤
We loved being surrounded by green: chestnut trees, river sounds, and the soft light filtering through the valley. 📷☀️ The path winds through tunnels, curves, and dramatic views of cliffs and ravines carved by the Genil River.

👣 It was an easy and accessible hike, with no steep climbs—perfect for a slow day, a curious heart, and a growing belly. A quiet adventure before the big one began. ❤️
We’re currently living in Granada, so we’re on a mission to discover its most beautiful corners—one trail, one view, one story at a time.

16/10/2025

⚓️🌊 Back in February 2024, while sailing toward the Bahamas, we passed a place that holds centuries of history: the American Shoal Lighthouse, located east of Saddlebunch Keys, near Sugarloaf Key and Looe Key in Florida.

We learned that this lighthouse was completed in 1880 and first lit on July 15 of that same year. Apparently, as early as 1851, there were already plans to build a chain of offshore lighthouses to mark the dangerous Florida Reef. We later found out that these towers were made of wrought iron to withstand hurricanes—built one by one over the years. American Shoal was actually the last one to be completed, and it still stands strong today. 🗼💡✨

In this Thursday memory, we’re sharing a few snapshots from that moment. Passing by felt like touching a living piece of maritime history.

30/09/2025

Hello Familia! 👋💛
We’re so happy to share that after seven days… we’re home! 🏡✨
The twins were born on September 22, and since that moment, Lorene and the bebés have been lovingly cared for and monitored by the medical staff at the Granada clinic 👶👶🩺

We want to highlight how kind and attentive the entire team was—they cared for us, fed us, and made sure we had everything we needed. Leo was able to stay close to the family, supporting the caregiving every step of the way 🤍

So much has happened in just one week! We’ve received so many loving messages—thank you! And we’re sorry if we haven’t replied 📩 to everyone yet… the days have been long and full.
We were also accompanied by Leo’s mom, who supported us every moment 💫 And we’re deeply grateful to the nurses and pediatricians who taught us so much 🙏

For a few days, you’ll only see bebés photos—not travel pics. You’ve been warned! 😄📸 Thank you again for all your love and support.

22/09/2025

✨ – Be Curious. Be Humble. Be Present. 🌍🧭💬

Being in a new place doesn’t automatically mean you’re embracing its culture.
🧘‍♀️ Real connection begins with curiosity, humility, and presence.

Not to be accepted, but to understand. Not to speak first, but to listen longer 👂💭
Because true openness is a practice—one built on attention and respect 🤝

Inspired by the powerful question from : “Am I here to experience their culture or impose my own?”

18/09/2025

En un tiempo muy lejano… 😛

Hello Familia! 👋💛
Do you remember when we traveled to India for a wedding? It was unforgettable—we tasted traditional dishes 🍛, danced our hearts out 💃🕺, wore beautiful fabrics 🧵✨, and visited UNESCO World Heritage sites 🏛️🌍.

This got us wondering… how many centuries ago did that all happen?
But the truth is—it was January of this year! Just a few months ago! 🤯

Life has taken so many turns since then. We’re always evolving, growing, discovering new places and meeting beautiful souls 🌿🌎

Now we’re enjoying the stunning city of Granada, Spain 🇪🇸—and waiting for the arrival of the bebés 👶👶💫

What about you?
What have these past months brought into your life?
Does January 2025 also feel like it happened a loooong, long time ago?

We’d love to hear from you! 🫶

LeoLor

30/07/2025

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Andorra: A World of Flavors in One Tiny Country 🇦🇩✨

Andorra is small in size, but massive in flavor. With its vibrant, multicultural community, the country becomes a culinary map of the world.

Here, it’s totally normal to sit down to a plate of sushi with carnitas 🍣🌮, snack on Argentine empanadas 🥟, or discover spices from the Middle East, Asia, and beyond 🌶️🍜.

Its cuisine reflects the people who live here—immigrants from every corner of the globe 🌎, each bringing their own ingredients, aromas, and traditions to the table.
Tasting Andorra is tasting the diversity of its people ❤️🥢🥗

Don’t travel hungry. 😄🍴

17/07/2025

Hola Familia de LeoLor! 👋💛

We’re spending a few more days in Andorra, the place that’s become our home for now 🏡. We’ve walked many kilometers through its mountain trails 🥾, and every step has gifted us views full of green, silence, and surprise 🌿✨.

It’s a land of unpredictable weather 🌦️—sometimes misty, sometimes with skies so blue they make the mountains glow 💙⛰️

Here, the twins are growing strong and healthy 👶👶, nourished by homemade meals and the calm rhythm of this place 🥗🧘‍♀️

One of the first people we met was a fellow Argentinian 🇦🇷, who gifted us the mate we now drink every day 🧉. For Leo, it’s a taste of home. For Lorene, it’s become a beloved ritual that roots us, wherever we go.

Thank you, Andorra, for receiving us with open arms.

Leo.Lor

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