Who was San Isidro Labrador?
Only 2 more weeks to go and there we go, on a ‘Romeria’. ‘Romeria’ is a name derived from those traveling to Rome, is a religious pilgrimage. …
Only 2 more weeks to go and there we go, on a ‘Romeria’. ‘Romeria’ is a name derived from those traveling to Rome, is a religious pilgrimage. …
Let’s put the spotlight on someone we all encounter…
The shepherd. El ‘pastor’. …
It is one of these little surprises that we as foreigners in inland Málaga can bump into, and reduce us to tears, and we don’t know why. Possibly it’s the feel of being reconnected to history, to our Christian roots or the evoking of simpler, purer days that gives us this chill down our spine. …
Continue readingDecember 8th: the celebration of Immaculate Conception
This Catholic public holiday is dedicated to honor those that have passed. …
How the word ‘flamenco’ slipped into the Spanish language. …
Continue readingAbout the Flemish, the Flamenco and the flamenquin
The autumn in inland Malaga is for lovers of life. No season is more lovely and luxurious. …
Only one more week to go and it’s… Luna Mora! Mark the date, Don and Doña: September 9th and 10th. Under a half moon and in the light of candles, our
Meet Pasos Largos, the bandit of El Burgo and Yunquera. …
Enjoying inland Malage to the fullest: the unique art of ‘mañana’. …
A common side effect of living in Spain is finding yourself succumbing to ‘the Siesta’, according to some people the greatest human invention since the wheel. Especially during the hot Summer,