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直面大西洋,西班牙最西北角的拉科鲁尼亚被称为“眼泪之港”——1588年成千上万人的母亲和妻子目送数万人规模的“无敌舰队”起航,为上帝和国王出征英格兰,踏上近乎覆没的不归之路。这片历经磨难,以反抗闻名,传统上依赖男人出海打渔和女人纺织的贫困边陲土地,却在近二十年因为一个铁路工人的儿子再次成为全球征服的出发地——阿曼西奥·奥尔特加,创业40年,凭借服装帝国英迪德集团和旗下旗舰品牌Zara,他依次成为西班牙首富、欧洲首富,如今在福布斯全球富豪榜上,奥尔特加已经取代“股神”沃伦·巴菲特登上第三名位置。
Facing the Atlantic Ocean, La Coruña, in the far northwest of Spain, is called “Port of Tears.” - In 1588, thousands of mothers and wives marched on a fleet of tens of thousands of people to launch the “Armada.” God and the king expedition to England, set foot on the road of almost no return. In nearly two decades the son of a railroad worker once again became the starting point for global conquest - after suffering hardship, rebel fame and traditionally marginalized land relied on by men for fishing and women’s textile - Amancio Cortijo, entrepreneurial 40 years, with the clothing Empire Indid Group and its flagship brand Zara, he became Spain’s richest man, the richest man in Europe, and now in the Forbes global list, Ortega has been replaced by “stock god” fertile Lun Buffett boarded the third position.