This post is a collection of a series of posts that I prepared for my facebook page on the occasion of the 8th of March, the International Working Women’s Day. My purpose was just to bring the history of, mainly, anonymous women who are rarely remembered because they were women and normally from low social classes. Puellae Gaditanae in Roman period “Do you expect Cadiz … Continue reading Andalusian Women in History
Halloween is not a traditional celebration in my country, but recently it has become very popular for young people and children. The night of 31st of October is now very usual to hear children knocking on the doors and saying “trick or treat” (truco o trato in Spanish). Many of them are dressed as witches. So this time I would like to talk about some … Continue reading Night of the Witches
I did not expect to write such a long post about my trip to Alpujarras with my little dog, but the result was longer than I had imagined. In case you are reading directly this second part, maybe it is better to start with the previous post. After visiting the famous Poqueira Valley, I though it could be a good idea to visit a town … Continue reading Alpujarras with Pilu (2nd Part)
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