Marián García, her real name, was born in the town of Belmonte in 1982. She practically spent her childhood in the pharmacy, since her parents’ work hardly allowed them to spend time at home.

How could it be otherwise, he continued with the family tradition and began working in a pharmacy in Villescusa de Haro, although he later moved to Mejorada del Campo.

His life has changed a lot since then, because, as his website says, he changed the rural pharmacy for disclosure. Specifically, we can see her on shows like ‘Zapeando’, ‘Ya es mediodía’, ‘Saber vivir’ and on Radio Nacional de España.

In the laSexta program he coincides with other colleagues such as Miki Nadal , Dani Mateo, Valeria Ros, Isabel Forner, Lorena Castell ,  María Gómez,  Cristina Pedroche ,  Marta Torné  or  Josie , among others.

She has developed this labro by combining her teaching work in a career and a master’s degree at the Isabel I University. Her great leap in popularity came with the pandemic, at which time she began to answer questions about the virus on social networks.

In addition to selling his own masks, he became one of the people most requested by television networks to talk about Covid-19 at a time when all of Spain was locked up at home thanks to his ability to make medical concepts understandable to everyone. the world.

Boticaria García has been able to write four books: ‘The impatient patient’ (2015), ‘Radioactive mucus’ (2017), ‘York ham does not exist’ (2019) and ’23 questions about coronavirus’, with Arantxa Castaño.

HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH SARA CARBONERO

On a trip to New York in 2017, it was a visit to his brother, he was able to meet the journalist. From that moment they became great friends visiting the house of Iker Casillas during his stage in Porto