Leaning out there. "The houses, during the pandemic, revealed their status as a human zoo." Thus begins the text by Juan José Millás that accompanies the photographic project with which we pay tribute to a confined country. A portrait of the interior life to which El País SemanalHe dedicates four different covers for the same magazine. In the interior display, scenes full of smiles and calm, kind moments in the midst of the coronavirus health crisis. We have asked photographers from all over Spain to multiply our perspective abroad and show us what they see from their confinement. Windows, balconies, terraces and roofs. Architectural thresholds that connect us with the banned public space and are filled more than ever with life, applause, hugs, greetings to the neighbor, birthday songs, people who long for the horizon or enjoy feeling the warmth of the spring sun .
From the Madrid neighborhood of Malasaña to La Línea de la Concepción, in Cádiz, passing through Barcelona and Valencia, improvised home pools, superhero children, yoga and telework sessions, pleasant meals and even parties at nightfall.