Satirical aspects of Las Fallas through history

Satirical Las Fallas was meant to show a certain social position. Depicted scenes related to events, individuals or social phenomena were considered by their creators to be on the edge of criticism or ridicule. This led to the ban by the authorities. Thus, in 1858 the mobile Falla that openly pointed to social inequality was banned, while Las fallas in 1866 which showed the downside of marriage witnessed a sharp condemnation from the Archbis
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Las Fallas –Festival of Fire

This holiday is celebrated in the east of Spain, in the area and the city of Valencia. It is dedicated to the arrival of spring and continues for five exciting days with the culmination on the 19th of March, which is the day of St. Joseph. Las Fallas tradition dates from the mid-18th century. For a long time, Las Fallas was related to all aspects of events; fire, arson, rag dolls and platforms, but in time differentiated only on the satirical sculptures, whose p
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Introduction

La Rambla is much more than a street in the center of Barcelona, Spain. It is popular among all the tourists that have been to Barcelona. It is in fact a promenade filled with Barcelona action at the highest standards. It links Plaça Catalunya in the city centre and Christopher Columbus monument which sits in Port Vell. La Rambla or Les Rambles represents, in fact, a number of streets linked together, each called variant. If the tourists want to explore the street, they sh
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Valencia is a city of autonomous community and is considered to be the third populous city of Spain. It may be said that Valencia is one of the cities which have been responsible for putting Spain on the tourist map of the world. The city is blessed with buildings which are known for their unparallel works of architecture. These ancient buildings are immaculately beautiful. The popularity of the city does not stop at that. It is considered to be a city of Arts and Science. Apart from this, Valen
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A city of Andalusia, Cordoba is filled with marvelous works of architecture. Many of the heritage buildings are found in Cordoba. Apart from historical buildings, the city has many parks and museums which attract large number of tourists all through the year. Now let us go round this city.

Brief history:

The earliest human presence in this area according to experts can be traced to 32000 BC. The Romans, Moors and Christians left their indelible impression on the life of people here. Some o
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