Skokka, el portal de contactos que hará de internet tu mejor aliado para las relaciones personales. 

La sociedad de la información nos marca una vorágine de datos y una inmediatez en los plazos que no entienden de fronteras espaciotemporales. Pese a la esclavitud de las tecnologías que vertebran dicha sociedad y nos someten al estrés de la conectividad permanente, es cierto que podemos sacar ventaja de la misma y hacer nuestra vida más cómoda y práctica. Y una de las principales utilidades de la red es la de la conectividad social que podemos aplicar, ¿por qué no? a las relaciones personales.
SKOKKA es un portal de contactos que nos permite conocer gente de forma cómoda y discreta, sin complicaciones y adaptando nuestra búsqueda a lo que realmente queremos. Perfiles para chicas, chicos, intercambios, fetichismo, relaciones de amistad…. Todo tipo de contactos al alcance de tu mano a través de cualquier dispositivo electrónicos conectado a internet y desde cualquier lugar. No te compliques la vida ni pierdas tiempo en dar palos al aire, encuentra lo que estás buscando en esta plataforma que goza de la garantía de calidad que le otorga la experiencia exitosa a nivel internacional con portales de contactos en Brasil, Méjico, Italia, Argentina, Bélgica y Suiza. La seriedad y la discreción, unidas a la ergonomía del portal, hacen de SKOKKA una herramienta estratégica para tener las relaciones que quieres tener de forma práctica, sencilla y segura. 

INGREDIENTS
400g cigrons cuits
2 cullerades grans de tahini
1 gra d’all
1⁄2 Llimona
1⁄2 got d’aigua
Una mica de sal, comí mòlt, pebre vermell dolç, julivert
Oli d’oliva 

PREPARACIÓ
Rentar bé els cigrons sota el raig d’aigua de l’aixetaiposar-losalvas de la batedora. Afegeix el gra d’all pelat, la sal, el comí, el suc de mitja llimona i la salsa tahini. Bat bé i veu afegint aigua a poc a poc fins que quedi una barreja cremosa però amb cos. 
Decora amb una mica de julivert picat i pebre vermell al gust, i un rajolí d’oli d’oliva. 

INGREDIENTS
400g cooked chick-peas
2 tablespoons tahini
1 clove of garlic 
1⁄2 lemon
1⁄2 cup of water
A little salt, ground cumin, paprika, parsley
Olive oil 

PREPARATION
Wash the chickpeas under running tap water and put them in the bowl of the mixer. Add the peeled garlic clove, salt, cumin, juice of half a lemon and tahini sauce. Beat well and go slowly adding water until a creamy mixture but with body.
Garnish with a little chopped parsley and paprika to taste, and a drizzle of olive oil.

INGREDIENTS
Xampany (o cava) 
Suc de taronja 
Concentrat de cireres

PREPARACIÓ
Col·loca en una copa de cava 3⁄4 de xampany. Una altra opció és usar el vino Follador, un escumós italià amb bona qualitat.
Afegeix una mica de suc de taronja i completa la copa amb el concentrat de cireres. 

INGREDIENTS
Champagne (or Cava) 
Orange juice 
Concentrated cherry sirup

PREPARATION 
Place in a glass of cava 3/4 of champagne. Another option is to use vino Follador, an Italian sparkling with good quality.
Then add some orange juice and fill the glass with concentrated cherry sirup. 

1 | Holi (Festival of Colours), Hindu World. Holi is an ancient Hindu festival that celebrates the triumph of good over evil. Celebrations begin with the lighting of a bonfire on Holi Eve. Then, revellers proceed to throw colored powder absolutely everywhere to spread cheer and share joy with everyone across all social groups. 



2 | Winter Light Festival - Kuwana City, Japan. With over 7 million LED lights, the Nabana No Sato botanical garden celebrates winter in elegant style. Most of the park is powered by batteries charged with solar panels during the day, minimising the effect of the celebrations on the environment.



3 | La Tomatina - Buñol, Spain. Legend has it that tomato throwing began in 1945 when locals pelted the vegetables at troublesome woodland creatures and missed, hitting each other. Now, in August, 20,000 revellers throw more than 150,000 tomatoes at each other in a single day, just for the heck of it.



4 | Lantern Festivals - Asia. The Lantern Festival has been celebrated since ancient times on the fifteenth day of the first
month in the lunisolar calendar.Those of Chinese and Vietnamese origin descend on temples, with thousands of lanterns
embellished with complex but beautiful designs. At the end of the night, the lanterns fly away in a magnificent spectacle which symbolises letting go of your past self.



5 | Garma Festival - Australia. Garma Festival is a celebration held by the Yolngu people, native Australians.The festival is designed to encourage the practice, preservation and maintenance of traditional dance, songs, art and ceremony. It also aims to share the knowledge and culture of the Yolngu with those lucky enough to be invited. 



6 | Elephant Festival - Jaipur, India. Elephants are an important part of Indian culture and in March, they are celebrated in their own festival. It all begins with a procession of elephants dressed in magnificent costumes and covered in extravagant jewelry.Events include elephant polo, races, and tug-of-war.



7 | Day of the Dead - Mexico. Day of the Dead or “Dia De Los Muertos” is a Mexican holiday where people get together to pray for and remember friends and family members who have passed away.The holiday itself dates back hundreds of years to an Aztec festival.The celebration includes elaborate costumes and a smorgasbord of traditional foods.



8 | White Nights Festival - Saint Petersburg, Russia. White Nights is an international arts festival held during the arctic season when the sun is still visible at midnight.Part of the event is the Scarlet Sails, in which a ship with red sails sets off along the Neva River, accompanied by fireworks, entertainers, and an audience of millions.The tradition began after World War II, when students united to celebrate the end of the school year.The event soon became a demonstration of freedom from school and conformity against a backdrop of totalitarian communist rule.



9 | Inti Raymi (Festival of the Sun) - Peru. During the days of the Inca Empire, the Festival of the Sun was one of the most important times of the year. The ceremony pays respects to Inti, the sun god. Since 1944, Peru has hosted a theatrical representation of the procession every June in honour of the ancient Inca people, attracting thousands of participants.



10 | Albuquerque International Balloon Festival - USA. The largest balloon festival in the world sees more than 750 hot air balloons assemble for nine days of festivities.The Fiesta began in 1972 when 13 balloons assembled as a birthday celebration for 770 KOB Radio.We promise that you’ll have a sore neck by the time the party is over.

Sense voler, va fer la pregunta més perillosa o potser la més temuda i odiada per don Paco, la típica pregunta que sem- pre obviem, sabent que algun dia ens bufetegés la galta i hauríem, a contracor, de posar l’altra galta:“Avi Paco, què és un marica? “, va preguntar el angelet amb mirada riallera, absent de tota culpa, innocent davant el venda- val que li cauria una vegada interpretada el dubte. Era la primera vegada que sentia aquesta paraula i el seu més proper confident, la persona a qui podia demanar ajuda per interpretar tota curiositat, era el seu avi patern. 

Unintentionally, he did the most dangerous if not the most feared and hated by Don Paco question, the typical question that we always ignore, knowing that someday we slapped cheek and we reluctantly turn the other cheek, “Grandpa Paco, what is a fag? “asked the angel with laughing eyes, absent from all guilt, innocent before the storm that will fall once interpreted the doubt. It was the first time he heard that word and its closest confidant, the person he could ask for help interpreting all curiosity, was his paternal grandfather.