(As if we had any of the answers, anyway...)

Q: Just who are you guys, anyway?

A: Nobody special, really. We've been surfing the 'net since '97, which is about the time that the Rocio pictures began to surface. In fact, Rocio's pictures were some of the first that we saw, so our interest in her has remained all of these years.

Q: What are you...some kind of stalker?

A: Uh, well...no...thanks for asking, though.

Q: Then why go through all of the effort for this site?

A: Well, partially because it's maddening that in this day and age of information overload that more information about Rocio is NOT available. If we could find more information about her the normal way (i.e., a search engine), we wouldn't be doing this. Heck, if we could even confirm or deny that this is Rocio, we'd be happy. Our real goal is to get more information about her and post it for all to see. We're not the only ones who are looking. We've had over 50,000 unique hits since putting this site up, with no advertising at all. And I doubt we will advertise, because bandwidth costs enough as it is without additional advertising costs.

Q: Ok, what will you do if you find her?

A: We're reminded of a poster we saw several years ago...three kittens each have their paws and claws in a string of yarn stretched out before them. They all have quizzical looks on their faces. The caption reads: "Now that we've got it, what do we do with it?" That's us, we think, if we ever do hear from Rocio. First thing, we ask her if she wants the site up and running. Maybe she has purposefully avoided the limelight all these years...maybe she got married, had some kids, etc., and is living in bliss in anonymity. We hope she wants it up, because a lot of people will be disappointed if the mystery is left unsolved. If she's ok with having the site up, then...well, at least we'd like to post what she's doing, what other engagements (modeling, etc.) that she is participating in, etc. A few people have e-mailed us for her autograph, so maybe have a few autographed pictures available, etc. Also, we could use it to promote her, if she is still involved in modeling.

Q: How hard was it to get a copy of the magazine?

A: From our location in the US? A pain in the you-know-what. We contacted a couple of Spanish magazine sellers and had them look for us for a couple of months. Finally one found a copy and sold it to us (not cheap, either). But it was (is) worth it.

Q: Can you contact Rocio for me?

A: Uh, no. In case you missed it elsewhere in the site, we have no idea where she is. Finding her, solving the mystery, is one of the reasons for the site.

Q: How can I help?

A: Thanks for asking! If you have any Rocio information, send it our way! If you speak Spanish, help us with the translation (heaven only knows we need the help). If you live in Spain (or Valladolid), let us know if you've ever seen or heard anything more about her.

Q: Nothing else I can do?

A: If you have any contacts in the modeling world, including contacts with any agents, please send an inquiry to them regarding how to find the name of Rocio's agent. Even if she's been retired for the last 5 years or so, odds are that at one time she had an agent, and that agent may know how to contact her.