“There is also someone that exists who thinks that one can support Celta and Deportivo at the same time. But that person is foolish like me.” A wonderful essay by Manuel Rivas.
A Galicia Blog
By Seth Brooks
A Truthful Account of the Reality of Galicia, Part I
Forty years ago today, in 1975, Francisco Franco died in Madrid. On July 18, 1936, he led a military uprising that ruled Spain for forty years. Galician artist Maruxa Mallo fled the country shortly after the uprising, and in 1938 she wrote a four-part series based on first-hand accounts by Galicians of the brutality of the military coup. Here is the first part, translated to English.
Still Life
Luis Seoane. Oil on canvas. 1969.
About Oneself
Excerpt from the novel About Oneself by Ramón Otero Pedrayo, published in 1930 in Galician
Women
Luis Seoane. 1959. Oil on Canvas.
On the arrival in Ourense of the first railway engine
Manuel Curros Enríquez (September 15, 1851 – February 7, 1908) was a Galician writer and journalist in the Galician language, and is considered to be one of the leading figures of Galician culture and identity.
Pontedeume and the Fragas do Eume, in pictures
Landscape of Compostela
Carlos Maside. 1931
Rifante Was a Sailor…
by Alfonso D. Rodríguez Castelao (1886-1950).
From Things.
Midnight Washerwomen
Carlos Maside. 1953.
O Faro 