Here comes the translation of the other link provided by Tureis, LaLiga’s interview of the two Spanish medallists: Regino Hernández and Javier Fernández.
https://www.facebook.com/laliga4sports/videos/1775670289405512/
Question: How does it feel waking up every day and seeing what’s hanging around your necks?
Regino: I’m still trying to digest it, we both made history, in one year we’ve got the same medals than in all Spanish history, it’s overwhelming.
Javier: I feel the same, I wake up and think about what I’ve just got, what we’ve got in this OG. It takes a lot of work, not only for this one, but for all the competitions we make and we see how people recognise it, it’s something we can be proud of.
Question: You haven´t seen each other for eight years. How is it possible with some many competitions?
Javier: Our competitions are not in the same places. In Sochi Regino was in a different villa.
Regino: In Vancouver there was an only villa for all the athletes, Sonia, Javi and himself were always together, but in Spain it’s difficult to see each other, Regino is from Málaga and the other two are from Madrid. In Sochi they were at different villas and in Korea it was the same, they meet in the internet sometimes, with the play station, but without the opportunity of meeting in person again until now.
Question: In Korea, did you have the opportunity to visit the country or you weren’t able to go out of the villa?
Regino: I couldn’t.
Javi: Just a little. He was lucky because his family and his friends rented an apartment in a fishermen village near there and he went to visit them, it was beautiful, but that area is the only one he could see. He didn’t had time for more really, he arrived after the opening ceremony and, as soon as he finished competing, he came back.
Question: You are now icons of your sports, well you were before… There’s a man who were disguised as you in carnivals…
Regino: Yes, I was surprised, my family lives in Ceuta and my cousin sent me a photo of him. At the beginning I thought he was a friend of her making a joke but no, she told him that in Ceuta’s carnival she saw a couple in the street disguised as Regino Hernández and Blanca Fernández Ochoa (our last Olympic medallist).
Question: Any congratulation message that made you especially happy?
Javier: We had a lot of them, Royal Family, Government, other athletes, very impressed for all of them
Regino: I feel the same, a lot of authorities and famous athletes. For me was especial that Harvey Davison Spain send me his congrats and, as I am a biker, I liked it a lot.
Question: Both of you practice a sport with risks, if you fall, the competition is over. How do go manage the stress?
Javier: In my sort program I was not nervous at all and that is strange, because it was the Olympics and there is a lot of pressure. In the free program I was more nervous, after the first day and a good performance, knowing that I was risking everything at one shot, the FP that is more complex, I was more nervous, not for doing it badly that is usually the fear, but because I didn’t know if I was gonna be able to skate again at an OG. I wanted to do a good job to show everyone that I could get that medal.
Regino: I was super relaxed, calmed, two Olympic experiences made me realise that, if you think in the competition its real importance, it could give you a beaten, if you are nervous and you fall dawn, everything is over. He had problems the first competition but they fixed the problem and everything went well.
Question: What about the promises you made before the competition began? Regino and his skiiman promised to tattoo each other’s faces if he could medal…
Regino: Well I proposed it to him several times but he always declined it but, just before the semi-final I proposed it again and he was so nervous that he agreed without realising what he was agreeing to. I hope we can do it. It’s gonna be a strange tattoo, I’m gonna have his face and he in gonna have mine but it’s gonna be a beautiful tattoo because it will represent an Olympic medal. I’m gonna love it.
Javier: Not really a promise, I said something about letting my hair grow and have a ponytail but my girlfriend… (it’s a no). I still don’t know, as I said nothing before the competition… we’ll see.
Question: And now, after the Olympics, what?
Javier: A lot of things to do but I want to rest too. I still need to sit down with my coaches and see what will happen next season, if we compete or not. Once the decision is made, we will take the next step. By now we have earned the vacation.
Regino: I will continue in World Cup circuit in a couple of weeks, he will try to climb in the ranking. First a deserved vacation but then back to work. Next year is the World Championship and that is his next important event.
Question: Any message for the people that have been following them?
Regino: Thanks to everyone, the support was incredible in the social media. He is very thankful for the recognition of their years of work to get this result.
Javier: Nothing more to add. Thanks to the people watching them at home and at the competition. Their work is hard but with the support they receive is easier.
PS. Tureis, Did you just posted a new video? You are insatiable...
I can' do anymore today. If tomorrow is still waiting for a translation, I'll try to do it then.
Sorry for my english, I suspect that today is worst than ever, but I can't review it now...
And in this case even better that he can ignore it and be genuinely happy about the bronze. 
