Picking up where she left off last time, Amaya continues to tell the story of the incipient stages of Donkey Dreamland, the Donkey Shelter she founded and is extremely proud off, when the donkeys actually started to arrive.

Amaya introduces us to Ander, a very young and very unique donkey. His story, like that of many other donkeys at the sanctuary, is somewhat sad... but luckily has a happy ending!

Amaya continues to explain to us the story of Ander, a very special donkey who, due to not having had much time with his mother, is unclear as to exactly what type of animal he is or how to act.

Amaya tells us the story of the donkey sanctuary's latest rescue, Sabanero, whose previous owners abandoned him and threw him out onto the street. Let's learn more details and about his past and present lives.

This time, Amaya tells us the story of Margarita, a very anxious donkey who needs a lot of attention. Let's hear about some of the experiences that have contributed to her personality and fate.

During their time at the donkey sanctuary, two male donkeys, Basilio and Luz, have become a bonded pair. Amaya tells us about their relationship and this general tendency in donkeys as well as the upcoming plans for the pair.

This time, Amaya introduces us to Samy, a donkey who is not from the sanctuary but is rather just visiting from northern France. Let's hear his fascinating story!

This time, Amaya introduces us to Palma, a very calm donkey who is also the sanctuary's oldest. Let's find out how Palma came to live at the sanctuary and learn about the life expectancy of donkeys.

Amaya introduces us to Carlos, a clothing designer whose brand, Burrys, is inspired by his weakness and admiration for donkeys. Let's hear some details about his work, life and collaboration with Amaya and Donkey Dreamland.

Amaya and Carlos continue to tell us about their collaboration as well as their personal determination to restore dignity to the donkey.

Amaya and Carlos enlighten us about the arduous labor that donkeys have done on behalf of humans for centuries, which was, in the past, essential for most families.

Since maintaining the premises and caring for the donkeys at Donkey Dreamland is very costly, the Burrys project's primary objective is to raise funds. Let's hear Amaya enumerate some of the sanctuary's many expenses.

This time, Carlos and Amaya show us the Donkey Dreamland store, an old stable that has been creatively renovated in order to sell the Burrys brand.

Amparo Sanchez – a singer and guitar player from Spain – is not afraid to mix genres, geographies and influences. On her band Amparanoia’s website, she explains: “My paranoia is music and the idea was to mix rhythms and styles, taking enjoyment from the rumba to ‘ranchera’, or the bolero and ska…” (Of course, Amparo + paranoia = Amparanoia.) Listen to 2006’s “La vida te da” and hear the Afro-Cuban rumba interpreted by this talented Spaniard.

Yoga, a discipline that has become quite trendy in the West in recent years, is actually a more than three-thousand-year-old life philosophy. Yoga instructor Ana Teresa will share with us some information about this discipline according to the ancient book The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali.