PRINT Magazine Q&A: Gil Muińos on Family, Cuba, and Cuban Cuisine

Gil Muińos, the Chief Creative Officer at broadhead, recently participated in PRINT Magazine's "What Matters" questionnaire. He cherishes "girl dadding," which includes activities like making eggs, sharing car ride conversations, brushing teeth, and reading Babysitter's Club books at night. His fondest childhood creative memory involves constructing intricate GIJoe battle scenes, complete with tunnels and trenches for Cobra versus Joe skirmishes. He regrets not asking his father enough about his life in Cuba before his passing in 2000, a thought that brings him to tears, especially since his wife and daughters never met him. While he feels pride in achievements lasts briefly, he expresses uncertainty about an afterlife; if it exists, he'd want to converse with Leonardo da Vinci about his unwritten ideas. He dislikes his lack of musical talent but loves his curiosity for the unknown. His top meal is the #31 at Rio Cristal in Miami's Westchester area, the Bistec de Palomilla, which he rates an impressive 11/10 for its seasoned sirloin, house-cut French fries, black beans, white rice, and sweet plantains.