Yesterday, May 2, it was foreseeable that a military parade commemorating victory May 2, 1808 in the Place de la Gavia, where Seville Luis Daoíz has a statue to which each year on this day a battalion honors him artillery and they put a crown of laurel. I understand that two hundred years is a lot of persistence, but do not understand the cancellation of the event without notice, leaving two inches of curious noses all we gathered there to do privately in the barracks.
Last Saturday was the fifth birthday of my grandson and now we had to celebrate at home with him. As we get older, wanted to be he who placed the candles-many more than necessary, and left us some photos to remember.
This is gaining momentum to blow out the candles.
At midnight, Monday's "pescaito", with the lighting of the "alumbrao" began the April Fair of Seville, which, without a precedent, began in May. Home lit by 22,000 bulbs, whose central arch of access to the Fair is inspired by the door leading to the building of the University of Sevilla (old tobacco factory) by San Fernando Street. Here leave some samples if it serves as an incentive to plant a desire to come to visit us and dare to dance some Sevillanas.
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