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peacefulandcozy · 2 years
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elcomunero · 1 year
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Tarde de toros
Aquí os dejo mi intervención en el programa de Radio Andalucía Información, «Patrimonio andaluz» del día 23/04/2023
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tolupas · 1 year
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semioticapocalypse · 1 year
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Inge Morath. Siesta of a Lottery Ticket Vendor, Plaza Mayor, Madrid. 1955
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Christmas fair, Plaza Mayor
Madrid, Spain -- 12/7/10
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betzs-things · 1 day
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Rincones de Madrid “Plaza Mayor de Barajas”
Escribe lo primero que se te venga a la cabeza. Hay barrios de Madrid que antes eran pueblos y que a pesar del tiempo y ya está dentro de la ciudad de Madrid conservan sin embargo el sabor a pueblo, como por ejemplo Barajas, que es el barrio que está al lado del aeropuerto que tiene su nombre además de Adolfo Suárez desde hace pocos años. En este barrio con sabor a pueblo hay una Plaza Mayor…
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jossarisfoto · 2 years
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Madrid | Chocolateria San Gines & Marcado De San Miguel
Madrid | Chocolateria San Gines & Marcado De San Miguel
Donderdag, 23 juni 2022 | Onze laatste vakantiedag in Madrid. In tegenstelling tot de afgelopen dagen vandaag geen zonnetje als we wakker worden. Nee er hangen behoorlijk donkere wolken over de stad die er dreigend uitzien. Madrid | Chocolateria San Gines We laten ons hier door niet tegenhouden en wandelen via de binnenstad naar Chocolateria San Gines waar je heerlijke Churros met gesmolten…
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wgm-beautiful-world · 20 hours
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Plaza Mayor de MADRID
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lascitasdelashoras · 6 days
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Inge Morath - La siesta de la vendedora de lotería. Plaza Mayor, Madrid. 1955
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fidjiefidjie · 7 months
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Bonjour, bonne journée ☕️ ⛅️
Plaza Mayor à Madrid 🇪🇸 Espagne 1993
Photo de © Cristina García Rodero
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jeffurlan · 25 days
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Plaza Mayor de Madrid, España 🇪🇸
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Christmas fair, Plaza Mayor
Madrid, Spain -- 12/22/11
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A PROVINCE IN PHOTOS - MADRID
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sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
pic 1 was taken in plaza mayor, the main square of madrid. pic 2 is from the guadarrama mountains. pic 3 was taken in the retiro park. pic 5 depicts a stand in el rastro, the largest flea market in the country. pic 6 was taken in the congreso de los diputados, the national parliament of spain. in pic 7 you can see the cuatro torres, the four tallest buildings in spain and a financial hub. pic 8 shows the city during the filomena storm in january 2021, the heaviest snowfall in over a century with up to 60 cm of snow and -15 ºC. pic 9 shows the san isidro prairie, where the main festivities of the city take place. finally, pic 10 was taken in tirso de molina square.
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eopederson · 3 months
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Casa de la Panaderia, Plaza Mayor, Madrid, 2016.
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isadomna · 1 year
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María Inés Calderón (1611 – 1646 )
“A woman who apparently was not beautiful, but she had a lot of grace and charm. In addition to reciting, singing and dancing very well.”- Elvira Menéndez
María Inés Calderón, known as La Calderona and Marizápalos, was the most important actress in the Spain of the seventeenth century, who became the mistress of King Felipe IV and mother of his illegitimate son, Juan José of Austria. La Calderona was involved in a relationship with Ramiro Pérez de Guzmán, Duke of Medina de las Torres, at the time Felipe IV first saw and got smitten by the actress-singer on her debut at the Corral de la Cruz theatre in Madrid in 1627. But when the king got in the way, the lover had no choice but bow his head. La Calderona became the favorite of Felipe IV.
Enamoured of the red-headed actress, Felipe IV installed his lover in a balcony overlooking the square, a decision that flew right in the face of convention as these seats were meant to be the exclusive preserve of the aristocracy. After spotting her rival sitting in the posh seats, the queen Isabel de Borbón flew into a rage and threw La Calderona out of her love nest in the palace. To compensate, the rather sneaky king, then ordered that a secret balcony to be built under an arch. In this way, his lover could attend events at the Plaza Mayor and remain out of sight.
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Upon the birth of her son in 1629, La Calderona lost the custody of him despite her protests. Her relationship to the king ended the same year. There were rumors at the time that her son was fathered by Ramiro Pérez de Guzmán. La Calderona was forced to become a nun against her will. Felipe IV ordered her entry into the monastery of San Juan Bautista of Valfermoso de las Monjas, in Alcarria, where the interpreter would lose contact with life, the theater, her son. In 1642, the King recognized Juan José officially as his son, and Juan José began his life's career as a military representative of his father's interests.
It was said that she died in closing, already under the name of Mrs. Maria de San Gabriel, Abbess. But it has also been written that she fled: that she managed, on the one hand, to escape from God's mandate and escape, along with a bandit, to the Sierra de la Calderona (Valencia) and, in another version, that she returned to Madrid, where she would welcome the guild of actors: « A kind of union that gave relief to interpreters who were in poor condition or who were already older. There seems to be data that helped her. Which would mean that she did not die in the convent as they officially said ».
The few concrete data of María Inés Calderón have served to increase the legend. Also regarding her family. It is not uncommon to find references to Pedro Calderón de la Barca as father of the creature. But far from it. It seems that, being very small, appeared at the door of Juan Calderón, a lender of the theater world and father of Juana, also an actress, although not as renowned as «La Calderona».
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