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Mala hierba
Los golfos. Rogues. They are mean, nasty and up to no good. A bunch of thugs where nothing good comes from this lot.
After the issues of the loss of family and extreme poverty in the first book, our dear Manuel falls into a crowd of bohemian artists. Life is simple. The arts, more exciting than life with beggars. Sculptors, writers and photographers. They are rogues too.
This leads him into the scheme by a huckster called Mingote and La Baronesa de Aynant. She is from Cuba who has fallen on hard times. She has her eye on rich Don Sergio. You know, there are female rogues too.
After this debacle, our lad gets a job as a typesetter. He falls in with a colleague, Jesús, a typesetter, and his sisters, La Fea (ugly) and La Salvadora (Saviour). More drinking, carousing and of course, poverty. Life! Best to stay with what you know, I say.
Except there is an incident with Manuel’s cousin, Vidal and a character called Bizco (Cross-eyed). Bizco i
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Culture of Spain
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The earliest cultural expressions
The earliest cultural manifestations of any significance are prehistoric. In the Palaeolithic Period, around 15,000 B.C., a Franco-Cantabrian culture stretched from the north of Spain and Europe to Asia. This culture left behind animal figures painted in several caves for magical and religious purposes; the masterpiece from this period can be found in the main chamber of the cave at Altamira, which has been described as the "Sistine Chapel" of cave art.
A later period, the Mesolithic, is represented by the paintings of the Levant school, of African origin, which have been found in primitive shelters ranging from Lleida (Catalonia) to Albacete (Castile La Mancha). These paintings depict humans. During the first millennium B.C., the Balearic Islands witnessed the emergence of a culture of imposing megalithic constructions comprising navetas (burial tombs shaped like the hull of an overturned ship), taulas (T-sha
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Felipe Alaiz
Felipe Alaiz de Pablo (Belver dem Cinca, Huesca, 23 dem mayo dem 1887-París, 8 de abril de 1959) fue un escritor y periodista anarquista español.[1]
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[editar]Estudió en Lérida, Huesca y Zaragoza y los superiores en Aragón donde titta inició enstaka las letras y dirigió durante dos años La Revista dem Aragón (Zaragoza, 1914). titta dedicó al periodismo militante desde muy joven y para toda la vida.[2] Alaiz fue profesor dem literatura ett el Liceo Escolar dem Lérida, centro pedagógico dem vanguardia fundado por Federico Godàs. ett este centro de enseñanza coincidió con otros jóvenes maestros como Joaquín Maurín y Víctor Colomer.
Invitado por José Ortega y Gasset, colaboró en El Sol dem Madrid. Allí circuló por la bohemia literaria y acompañará a Pío Baroja y Eugenio D’ors. Hay ciertas dudas sobre cuando tomó contacto con el mundo libertario pero quizá se produjo en Tarragona; poco después inició una etapa ett Barcelona donde codirigió Revista Nueva