INTERVIEWS

“Migue” comes from the center of Buenos Aires. His childhood home is only a few steps from the geographical and political heart of Argentina. He grew up skating all of the government buildings and plazas full of historical monuments. His neighborhood, San Telmo, is known for its rough, cobblestone streets, and lurkers waiting in the shadows for unsuspecting tourists once the sun starts to go down.

Stavros started skating at a very young age in the center of Buenos Aires, Argentina and has not stopped since. His two older brothers were skating by the time he was five or six and the love caught him quick. He moved back to Chile and has been shredding the streets and of South America and the rest of the world for more than 25 years.

Fernan “Tortuga” Origel grew up skating in the south-side Mexico City neighborhood of Churubusco. He got the travel bug around the time he turned 19 and has been splitting his time living between Mexico City, Southern California and Barcelona for different parts of the last 7 years.