Little People, Big Dreams: David Bowie

Some people have lived lives worth telling about, whether they are designers, artists, scientists, human rights activists, writers or adventurers. They have become famous for their amazing achievements, but it all started with them being children with big dreams.

David Bowie grew up in a suburb of London in the early 1950s. As a child, he had a dream of expressing himself through art, and he excelled early on in music, dance, and painting.

As he grew up, he developed his own style and found his artistic language in several different genres. He became known as a style chameleon who broke down norm barriers both on and off the stage. He began creating music in several different bands, but it was only as a solo artist that his career took off and today David Bowie and his songs are loved the world over and will live on for generations.

LITTLE PEOPLE, BIG DREAMS: DAVID BOWIE portrays a boy who dared to express his dreams through art and who encouraged people around the world to be Heroes just for one day. Through his music, Bowie inspires dreaminess, playfulness and the courage to be yourself.

MARIA ISABEL SANCHEZ VEGARA was raised in Barcelona, ​​has a background as a creative director and has been an active writer since 2014. Her successful book series Little people, big dreams combines creativity with learning and enables an educational encounter between children and popular culture.