The shop ‘My sweet sin’ closed its doors after only one year of opening to the public, since June 2023, located on the Paseo de Sarasate number 7 Pamplona.
This candy store It was very close to the other establishments that we knew in this part of the local trade of the Navarrese capital.
As is the case, for example, of Mango Biche Mia store opened in Julyeither the historic Casa Paco bar that Omar Fernández and Celia de Pedro have been serving for a year and a half.
“My Sweet Sin” was taken over by the Colombian Ana Chilatra, who had the help of her husband Jonathan Parra. They opened “with the hope of making themselves known so that many people would come and at that time be able to find a drink, an ice cream or a candy and not go too far for a soft drink.”
At first they liked the place, which is very central “because we would come to the Plaza del Castillo in the evening after work to have a beer sitting down. We saw the possibility of having a store with these characteristics half a block away to get ice cream or whatever you want.”.
They offered all kinds of drinks, sweets, snacks, treats, candy, toys, water, soft drinks, ice cream… “We call it sweet sin va because We offer treats for the little ones and also some alcohol or beer for the older ones. who want to sit down for a moment and have a drink,” they noted shortly after the opening.
Ana and Jonathan have been in Pamplona for four years: “We both came at the same time as a couple from Bucaramanga (Colombia). In those years, we were comfortable. It’s a quiet place. It’s a good city. We’re just another Pamplona. Plus, in Bucaramanga we’re very close to the Colombian Pamplona,” they conclude.
