Marbella celebrates the second edition of 'Moment Woman', featuring the launch of two new charity books

The Marbella City Council, through its Sports Department, celebrated the second edition of 'Momento ... Woman' at the Fernando Alcalá Marín Central Library, an event marked by the recognition of women's role in sports. During the meeting, two new charity books from this collection were introduced, which "continues to grow with the aim of giving voice to girls and women who have decided to break barriers and share their experiences firsthand," pointed out council member Lisandro Vieytes.

The titles introduced in this edition were 'ViviFit – Our Time is… Now', focusing on pilates, and 'Women in Sport', promoted by C.D. Basketball Marbella Plays. Both publications contain real testimonials of overcoming challenges and personal journeys that highlight the value of sport as a tool for individual and social growth. The council member emphasized the need to continue giving visibility to women's work and recalled the institutional recognition given on March 7 to eleven athletes from Marbella. He also encouraged more local disciplines to participate in the next edition of this initiative, thus promoting the commitment and effort of more individuals and projects.

Twenty percent of the proceeds from the book sales will go to charitable causes, and the Sports Department has donated copies to the Central Library

The books were published by the Association CenconC (Stories Written by Children with Heart), with 20 percent of the proceeds from their sales going to charitable causes, and the Sports Department has donated copies to the Fernando Alcalá Central Library to facilitate access to these stories. Additionally, starting in April and coinciding with Book Day, collections will be distributed for free in the libraries of educational centers in the municipality. The 'Momento Woman' initiative was born in 2024, promoted by the Marbella Promesas Women's Football Club under the impulse of Diana Galán Fernández, and has since had the support of the City Council. In 2025, the project was consolidated with the presentation of five publications from different clubs and disciplines, reinforcing its role as a benchmark in the visibility of women's sports in the city.