Far from the media spotlight of his brother Fazza, Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed acts as the financial and executive engine of Dubai. As Deputy Ruler and UAE Minister of Finance, he steers the massive financial markets, commercial courts, and free trade zones that ensure the country's economic sustainability.
Luís Represas (b. 1956) is an acclaimed Portuguese singer and songwriter. As the lead voice of Trovante and later solo, his romantic and traditional interpretation immortalized essential themes of the Lusitanian songbook.
António Manuel Lopes dos Santos, "Tim" (b. 1956), is the vocalist and bassist for Xutos & Pontapés. He is the voice of Portugal's most iconic rock band, representing the resilience and passion of national rock for over four decades.
Leader of the Socialist Party of Euskadi (PSE-EE), Eneko Andueza (b. 1975) is a key figure in the stability of the Basque Country. Acting as the link between regional governance and the central government, he focuses his agenda on democratic coexistence and the economic development of one of Spain's most industrial regions.
João Batista Coelho, Slow J (b. 1992), is one of the most innovative artists on the current Portuguese music scene. His fusion of hip-hop, R&B, and traditional Portuguese influences makes him a unique voice, highly respected by critics and audience alike.