Asiplanchaba platform was born in 2008 to give visibility to female skateboarding in Spain and Europe. Thanks to the creation of content through events, skate classes, workshops, videos and tours, we encourage more women to discover skateboarding, since together we have built a safe space where girls support each other, regardless of age, level, language or origin.
Dolores Magazine was born in 2019 due to the lack of female skateboarding in specialized media. As a print expression of Asiplanchaba, we work hard to support and grow the female scene and industry through our print magazine, events, jams, and workshops.
We create and share safe spaces for female and non-traditional skaters to skate and create together.
Over the past 12 years we have hosted events for thousands of skateboarders, organised countless girls nights and jam that have inspired and encouraged others to set up their own local projects, communities and brands.
WE INSPIRE, WE ENGAGE, WE ENCOURAGE
THE PRINT STORE
You can now support our favourite photographers who work with the female and LGTBIQ+ scene.
Our prints are available in four sizes and printed in 180gr photography satin paper in Barcelona.
All the prints purchased are protected in a cardboard tube and there're free stickers and a free Dolores Magazine in each order. Print is not dead.
INTERVIEW WITH ROXANA BOTU
For our 6th issue we interviewed the genuine Roxana Botu. When Paola told me that she was a super motivated girl, I understood, but I didn't think it was such a big deal. Roxana skates absolutely any spot you take her to. She takes the situation on her own ground and applies her style and tricks anywhere. She likes early 90's skate videos, and she has her phone full of tricks from legendary poolers.
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Dolores Zine Lab Vol.1
El verano pasado tuvimos la suerte de poder disfrutar todes juntes de un completo fin de semana de workshops.
Construcción de un obstáculo nuevo en Picnic DIY y creación de un fanzine impreso entre todes.
NIKE SB DUNK X POLAROID HOSTED BY DOLORES MAG
International women's day con skate agora
INTERVIEW: ROXANA BOTU
