PABLO PİNEDA - Being Down syndrome is not meant to be human

"Something like a chromosome that makes your hair brown or yellow," he says, talking about Down syndrome. Let's meet Pablo Pineda, famous for our differences and their great speeches and criticism of the education system.

In 1974, he opened his eyes to the world in Spain.

Despite all the difficulties faced with the support of his family, he continued his education. "It's not my Down syndrome that's blocking me, it's a sum."

In addition to his primary education degree, he completed his undergraduate education in educational psychology.

At the 2009 San Sebastian Film Festival, he won the best player award for his role in the film "Yo También".

He wrote 2 books.

He had a great speech at Ted talks.

He always speaks witty about his condition:

– Sometimes when I enter a bar, they ask, "Who is this boy?"😀

Today, Pablo Pineda, who says he's still on the phone with his family every day, tells me it's great to be free and independent.