The Holy Week - Baroque art in the streets

Religion, tradition, art, the senses and the sensibility in the streets.

Every Spring it is commemorated the passion, death and Christ's resurrection. In Spain, this celebrations is made mainly in the streets because the old tradition of the brotherhoods going across the streets in procession, with their sacred images representing a moment of the Christ's passion and death.  

In Jerez, this celebration has its particularities, but apart from the religious beliefs of everyone, it has a great attraction to people who like the art, particularly the baroque style. Besides, the air smells to a mixture of incense and orange blossom which makes the atmosphere really magic.  It is an experience that people with sensibility should live at least one time in their lives.

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The Holy Week

The Spring has arrived

If you come to Jerez in April or May and have the opportunity to walk through the countryside, you will find plenty of wild flowers that fill the landscape of colors. The following pictures show a view of what you'll see.

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https://goo.gl/photos/dxN8b9DnfsMwZC6s5

Goodbye Winter

In two days the Spring will arrive and the beaches of the Cadiz province coast will be filled with people, local and tourists, wanting a sunbathe. I´d like to say goodbye to the Winter with some pictures taken an evening of last December at Valdelagrana beach in El Puerto de Santa Maria, 10 km. from Jerez, which reflect the tranquility and beauty of these spaces in that season and also the magic of everyday life, a sunset step by step.

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A sunset step by step at Valdelagrana beach