Lorenzo de’ Medici, "the last Medici", is a direct descendent of one of the most important families in history. He has lived in a dozen countries, speaks seven languages and is the author of various historical essays, including: "Los Médicis, nuestra historia" (The Medici, our history), and has also written the travel guides: "Florencia y Toscana" (Florence and Tuscany) and "Campos de golf" (Golf Courses). As a novelist he has focused on historical novels, publishing: “La conjura de la Reina” (The Queen's Plot), “El secreto de Sofonisba” (Sophonisba's Secret), “El amante español” (The Spanish Lover), “Las cartas robadas” (The Stolen Letters) and “La palabra perdida” (The Lost Word). He regularly contributes on various media platforms, for instance, he presented a series of TV documentaries on history and a the popular series, "Los Medici" (The Medici), about his own family.