Activist Greta Thungberg gestures during a press conference at COP25 summit in Madrid, December 2019. Clara Margais/DPA2

27 February 2021, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: A nurse apply AstraZeneca vaccine on a patient inside  the 'Covid Express' vaccination point in Son Dureta hospital. From this week teachers, security forces and essential workers are being vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine in Mallorca. Photo by: Clara Margais/dpa

8 March 2020, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: The nurse Carolina Verdesoto disinfect a bandage before using it to hold the pot to fill a syringe with the Astra-Zeneca vaccine in the "Germans Escales" sports pavillion in Palma de Mallorca. The Massive vaccination of the key workers will be followed by the whole population being the Balearic Islands one of the greater delay in comparison with other Spanish regions after the government informations. Photo by: Clara Margais/dpa

 Activist Greta Thungberg adjust her microphone  as she takes part in a press conference at COP25 summit in Madrid, December 2019. Clara Margais/DPA

gyrfalcon newborns are feeded in the falconry area in palma de mallorca airport.

Falconry is adopted in airports worldwide as a measure to control birdlife throughout the area causing an effective and low environmental impact, used as predators intended to guarantee the safety of aeronautical operations in terms of the presence of other birds like pigeons or house sparrow that could cause damage to aircrafts. Clara Margais/ DPA

18 August 2020, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: A plane arrives to Mallorca. In view of the increased risk of infection, the German government has classified almost all of Spain, including Majorca, as a risk area. The classification means that returning holidaymakers are required to test for the coronavirus. Photo by: Clara Margais/DPA

German singer and actress Mia Julia performs during a live show on Bierkonig in Mallorca. Clara Margais / DPA

Visitor using Holo Lens at  the Mobile World Congress  2019 in Barcelona. MWC runs from 25 to 28 February and it brings together 2,400 companies and almost 110,000 professionals from more than 200 countries, from all leading technology areas. Clara Margais/DPA

A woman hold in her hands the pig's intestines during the traditional slaughter in Mallorca, Spain. January 16, 2017

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A skull found in a grave during the exhumation of the bodies of Spanish Civil war´s Republican prisoners killed by the fascist dictatorship Francisco Franco troops at the cemetery of Porreres.

8 March 2020, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: People queue inside the "Germans Escalas" sports pavillion to receive their covid vaccine in Palma de Mallorca. The Massive vaccination of the key workers will be followed by the whole population being the Balearic Islands one of the greater delay in comparison with other Spanish regions after the government informations. Photo by: Clara Margais/dpa

Visitors using VR gears on the Saudi Telecom Company , during the Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona.

MWC runs from 25 to 28 February and it brings together 2,400 companies and almost 110,000 professionals from more than 200 countries, from all leading technology areas. Clara Margais/DPA

Riots and barricades with fire in the streets of Barcelona as independentist protest against the judgement of catalan politics in jail after the banned independence referendum in 2017. Clara Margais /Getty

MALLORCA, SPAIN Ð JULY 11: England fans gather to watch the World Cup quarter-final match against Croatia on July 11, 2018 in Magaluf at Mallorca, Spain. The England team are attempting to reach their first World Cup Final since 1966. Clara Margais/Getty Images

27 February 2021, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: A nurse shows an AstraZeneca vaccine to be used in the 'Covid Express' vaccination point in Son Dureta hospital. From this week teachers, security forces and essential workers are being vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine in Mallorca. Photo by: Clara Margais/dpa

8 March 2020, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: The Astra-Zeneca vaccines seen in a refrigerator in the "Germans Escales" sports pavillion in Palma de Mallorca. The Massive vaccination of the key workers will be followed by the whole population being the Balearic Islands one of the greater delay in comparison with other Spanish regions after the government informations. Photo by: Clara Margais/dpa

Pau, a maritime pilot on Palma port,  receive today the Europa cruise ship  Around 1.75 million people arrive on a cruise ship during  this year to Palma´s port exceeding this year 600 stopovers in touristic cruises.. Clara Margais/ DPA

11 June 2020, Spain, Calvia: A couple kiss int the water in Portals Nous beach in Mallorca. From next July 13th protective face masks will be mandatory in all public spaces except beach in Mallorca. Photo by: Clara Margais/dpa

People use their mobile phone to picture French DJ David Guetta live in Palma de Mallorca.

 Maria Sharapova of Russia during the WTA Mallorca Open at Santa Ponsa Tennis Club on June 20, 2019 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.  Clara Margais/Getty Images

stranded passengers seen at Palma de Mallorca airport during the failure of Thomas Cook touristic holidays operator. Clara Margais/Getty

A health worker takes samples from a patient in Establiments in Palma de Mallorca. While launched a new COVID-express unit for sample collection in the health sector, these COVID-express units are aimed at health and socio-health professionals, and personnel (police and forces security, etc.) and to the groups most vulnerable to this disease. Clara Margais /DPA

27 February 2021, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: A nurse apply AstraZeneca vaccine on a patient inside  the 'Covid Express' vaccination point in Son Dureta hospital. From this week teachers, security forces and essential workers are being vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine in Mallorca. Photo by: Clara Margais/dpa

Volunteers and agricole workers with their tractors spray with bleach to disinfect the streets of the village of Bunyola in the Tramuntana mountains in Mallorca during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in the Spanish Balearic island. Clara Margais /DPA

14 December 2020, Spain, Palma de Mallorca: A nurse takes a sample from a local resident  in the village of Lloseta. The Balearic Government is making massive testings on the population of mani villages after the increase of the coronavirus cases. Clara Margais/dpa

The French bullfighter Sebastián Castellar concentrated moments before a bullfight in Palma de Mallorca, July 2017.

The Manolas represent the mourning women who mourn death and celebrate the resurrection of Christ during the processions of Holy Week in Spain. They follow the procession Christ dressed in dark and wearing traditional Spanish mantilla attire and religious accessories since centuries. Clara Margais /DPA

A waiter wearing protective face mask serve to customers at Purobeach bar in cala estancia in playa de palma beach. Opened to locals and tourists arriving to the island since past 6th june. Clara Margais /DPA

A woman retires the mud of her house after the heavy floodings that killed 13 person in the area of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar in Mallorca. Clara Margais/DPA

 Hundreds of thousands of Catalans protest in the city of Barcelona. Spain's constitutional court has suspended the Catalan referendum law after the Central Government has challenged it in the Courts and denies that there has been a referendum. Barcelona, Spain. Clara Margais /Getty

King Felipe VI, of Spain attended the Easter Mass at the Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca on April 1, 2018 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

Stranded passengers seen at Palma de Mallorca airport during the failure of Thomas Cook touristic holidays operator. Clara Margais/Getty

Tourists enjoy at Punta Ballena street in Magaluf in Mallorca, one of main destinations for young British tourists during summer. Clara Margais/Getty

Catalan police (Mossos d´Esquadra) pass over burning containers, debris and barricades during riots in Barcelona to protest against the sentence after the trial to the catalan politics in jail after the banned referendum pro independence in Catalonia. Clara Margais /Getty

 man disguised as a demon with holding firework runs amongst people during traditional Correfoc ( fire run or street parade with  fireworks ) at the local festivity of Palma de Mallorca. Nine groups of 'devils' and three beasts of fire participate in the correfoc of Palma where 187.93 kilos of pyrotechnics have been burned. Clara Margais /DPA

Visitors plays with 5G Skyship on Korea Telecom stand at  the Mobile World Congress  2019 in Barcelona. MWC runs from 25 to 28 February and it brings together 2,400 companies and almost 110,000 professionals from more than 200 countries, from all leading technology areas. Clara Margais /DPA

A group of tourists stand in a wooden pier waiting for their sea escursion boat in Playa de Muro beach in Mallorca. Clara Margais /DPA

British tourists prepare to watch on a giant screen the World Soccer Cup match as they pass their holidays in the Touristic island of Mallorca. Clara Margais /Getty

A woman wearing protection mask pass next to a Mallorca transport map inside Palma intermodal trains and bus station during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in Palma de Mallorca. Factory, construction workers and an increase of transport drivers are allowed to return to work from monday 13th April while the rest must keep at heir houses until 26th April during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Clara Margais /DPA

Queen Letizia of spain adjust herself a protective mask during her visit to Mallorca´s hotel owners damaged by the coronavirus crisis on June 2020. CLara Margais/Getty

Elaboration of traditional sausage called "sobrassada" during a traditional rural slaughtering in Mallorca, Spain. January 16, 2017.

Guadalupe is Lucia's mother, she puts lacquer on her hair while she  helps her put on the 'peineta'. Normally Guadalupe is dressed as Manola, but today  she will be dressed as a 'Capirote' (penitent) and Lucia as 'Manola'.  Three decades ago the women were forbidden to dress as Capirote (penitent) and their only way of participating was Manola, then Manola's dressing tradition began to decline, however in the last few years some young women are once again  signing up to this tradition. Clara Margais/DPA

Empty beach, streets and closed commerces in the touristic area of El Arenal in Mallorca during the Quarantine for coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Clara Margais/DPA

Visitors during the Mobile World Congress  2019 in Barcelona. MWC runs from 25 to 28 February and it brings together 2,400 companies and almost 110,000 professionals from more than 200 countries, from all leading technology areas- Clara Margais/DPA