Who are we?

Greetings, Agents! Take a seat, and I’ll tell you who’s behind the Cronos brand. The adventure began solo in 2014, two years after graduating with a law degree. With the help of my family, especially my father, I abandoned my civil service exam preparation and began designing and building one of the first companies in the sector in the Valencian Community. I had worked for many years in the hospitality industry to cover my expenses and pay for my studies, and in recent years I worked as a screenwriter for the first national Survival Zombie company, “World Real Games.”

In parallel, and from 2011 to the present, I have presided over the Valencian Jugger Association, a contact sport that is now played in several countries and cities in Spain. Passionate about martial arts, Live Action Role-Playing, and writing stories since I was seven years old, I found a place in a world that was completely unknown to everyone. I took a big gamble and completely changed my life, both internally and externally.

I trained for a long time (and I’m still training) to be a good salesperson (a profession that’s socially stigmatized because of its name, but it’s truly what I am) and to learn about emotional and professional development by reading extensively and attending countless classes, seminars, and so on. I had to become an entrepreneur, and I had absolutely no one in my family who had been one, so I had to be self-taught.

I wanted to create something special, something out of the ordinary, with unique venues accompanied by a pre- and post-event experience that lived up to expectations. To this day, I continue to try to innovate with every project. I don’t repeat myself. Thanks to that perspective, I can proudly say that venues as long-established nationally as El Galeón and La Tumba Perdida have become cult venues that are still running perfectly seven years later.

Innovating, giving the customer what they want, adapting at every moment, welcoming children and adults, and always striving for more. We focus 100% on the human element, both for our employees and our customers. A good post-game chat with people who have genuine human qualities is priceless.

I’m still taking more than a year to open new rooms. I consider myself afraid of mediocrity… or maybe I just don’t know how to do it any other way. I’ve tried my hand at many things and have an entrepreneurial and nonconformist nature. That’s why, in a few months, we’ll be opening the Corporation’s third location.

I have the best team of employees and agents anyone could ask for, and if they excel at anything other than their work, it’s in the human qualities that each and every one of them possesses (an essential requirement if you want to join the family…).

A big hug to all my agents. I’ll see you on our next mission.