The play Profound Dignity  by Sonia Carmona Tapia presents Roma heroes opposing the communist and the Franco-regime. The show commemorates the life of two Spanish women. She tells the life story of Emilia Hernández Rodríguez, the first Gypsy women who was beatified, in 2017, and Gabriela Ortega Gómez, the first Gypsy performing artist who obtained academic qualifications. The two female hero stories unfold paralelly. They both stood up for what they believed in and fought back the current authorities. Through Emilia's story, we can get a glimpse at the Spanish Civil War whereas Gabriela brings us back to the Franco-regime.

Do you stand up for what you believe in? The actress living and working in Sevilla shares her thoughts about multiple identities and tells about the beginning of her career. Her love for the arts comes from her father who had played an important role in her life since her childhood. Sonia's message is that everyone shall find their own identity, be brave and stand up for our themselves. "Everyone has to find their own voice in life."