#azqueta

[caminostar77]

Azqueta, on the Camino de Santiago in the picturesque province of Navarra. 📎 Visit my shop for Camino de Santiago Art products: http://caminoestrella.com/shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/CaminoEstrella ✈ Worldwide shipping

[doktortraktor]

Iberico 2022, auf viel TET durch den Norden

[veredes]

Colección completa de la revista AC. Documentos de actividad contemporánea (1931-37)

[briantravels60]

Sept 12 - Los Arcos, 21 km

Last night I stayed at Alda Estella Hostel. Just 4 people in a room but with a shared men's bathroom for the whole floor. Otherwise clean and located in the old town. Close to lots of restaurants. Unfortunately I had 1 of my 2 t-shirts taken from the clothes line. Maybe I'll wear a t-shirt one day and go without the second?? Recommended based on location and cleanliness.

Once again a hill as I left town. Up 300 m and then back down into Los Arcos. At about 2.5 km out of town I was pleasantly distracted by a wine fountain. After climbing for about 2 hours I stopped for a coffee in Azqueta and reapplied foot balm. Continuously drying my feet and reapply for balm is critcal in managing foot pain and blisters.

Most of the day was spent walking in open fields. It was a 30 degrees and tiring. I needed to have a couple stops to rest my overheated feet and enjoy a snack. I shared my wine from the wine fountain with other pilgrims. Today I was their personal jesus, providing wine with their bread.

I arrived in Los Arcos at about 2 pm and checked into my pension. Time for a shower and to wash ymy soaking and stinking clothes, then enjoy a beer in the plaza. Today I learned a new term "Good Smellers". This refers to people that pay to have someone transport their backpacks so that they don't have to carry them and stink.

Los Arcos is a quaint old town with beautiful old buildings, an old church and horrible food (the worst so far). Dinner was an impromptu meeting of English, Scotish, Korean, Dutch, Danish, and Canadian pilgrims. We shared bad food, good wine, and some laughs.

[yesterdaysanswers]

This is one wild interview. They start out with a short interview with Keith’s grandma, and then things get a little weird when the interviewer brings up der fuhrer (WTF dude)

Spoiler alert: Greg is tired.

translation:

A CONCERT WITH GRANDMOTHER INCLUDED 

I had the opportunity to witness an EL&P performance in London, this past Sunday, April 21, very shortly before his arrival in Spain. I have had the opportunity to watch this performance with Keith Emerson's grandmother, who seemed to me a charming lady.

The show that I saw in London seems to be the same one that was staged in Barcelona and I am going to refer to it because it is what can be really important in a performance of this group, since the music, for better for worse, for praise or criticism, is the same as on discs. 

The first surprising thing about the show is the sound. Really spectacular. True quadraphonic, at a terrible volume and with forceful effects. If any merit can be recognized to this group, it is their constancy in the experimentation of new sounds and new instruments. In this regard, they will have occasion to contemplate in Barcelona a kind of overwhelming-looking moog computer that closes the show with an effect, which I am not going to tell you now, but who will see how it surprises them. Sometimes there is also the incorporation of a synthesizer in the drums and, above all, an effect towards the end of the show that also makes him get up. I am not going to tell him but I will see it, I won't read it in the chronicles that explain it. Now I prefer not to tell you the trick of the movie. 

Personally, little more can I say that I would be interested in your show, but I assure you that this is sufficiently spectacular to be worth going to see them. Regarding music, above all, highlight the acoustic part with Lake, only on stage and with themes that have nothing to do with the usual line of the group. The rest depends on your taste, and I have mine.

At the end of the performance, I speak to Keith Emerson's grandmother, who along with her entire family has seen the show, sitting next to us. She is an elderly lady who has applauded everything. 

Question: Do you like your grandson's music?  

Grandma: I love it.

Which part did you like the most?

Grandma: All of them. It is fantastic music.

And she is a charming grandmother like almost everyone. Later, along with Angel Casas, Carlos Carrero, Carlos Tena,  Alberto Azqueta and Tato Luzardo, from Ariola, I go to dinner at the restaurant where the group also dines. We talk to the Manticore people and they tell us they don't want interviews. The Manager tells us that Paco de Lucia would be interesting in the first part of the show. Palmer comes to greet us and say goodbye. Lake says he is tired and he leaves and finally we approach Emerson who, after saying something, agrees to speak:

What do you know about Spanish classical music?  

Emerson: I don't think I'm too old.  

Do you know Real Madrid? And Pablo Casals?  

Emerson: It’s a football team, right? Pablo Casals, yes, excellent.

Fault, Albéniz?  

Emerson: Of failure, yes. Albéniz no, sorry.

Mussorsky?  

Emerson: Yes, of course.  

Are you looking forward to coming to Spain?  

Emerson: Yes, I have not been there before and I like to focus on places that I do not know.  

We were at the concert with your grandmother who said it had been fantastic. Does everyone think the same?  

Emerson: Well, my grandmother is my grandmother, of the others I don't know. 

Who is Rick Wakeman for you?

Emerson: I think he is good, he is a very technical instrumentalist. I think he can do great things. He has to find himself without being influenced by external events to his music. 

(The day before, in Paris, I had spoken with Yes and with Wakeman, to whom I asked about Emerson. We will publish it later.) 

How did you meet Ginestera?  

Emerson: I met him when I was recording a song of his on the last LP. I had to get him to allow the inclusion of his work on the disc. He was very nice and there were no problems.  

Are you more interested in the music of the 19th century, than that of the 20th, as seen in your music?  

Emerson: I like all good music, but the one I do is mine (a bit annoying). Sometimes I make music by others because I like acting, but when I compose it, I try not to be influenced by anyone.

It is very different what you play on the piano, in a Chopin style, to what you do with the organ at the end, throwing it to the ground, in the Jimi Hendrix style.

Emerson: That was in Mussorsky's work. I'm playing him but there is a moment when his music becomes ours and I do it in the style of today, effectively.

I find that your music reminds me a bit of what Hitler liked for his Munich gatherings, with grandiose phrases and a general aesthetic with many eagles and the like. Maybe yours is a little fascist music, nazi?

Emerson: (Seriously) As an aesthetic influence possibly. Maybe a little capitalist too (laughs a lot)

What kind of music do you hear at home?  

Emerson: Bartok. Sometimes Frank Zappa. I think he is a good composer. Bach, Prokofiev, Chostakovitch…

Do you think Frank Zappa likes you?  

Emerson: I don't know. I've been with him and I don't know. Ask him. I like him. I'm not worried that I look like him.  

What do you think about Premiata Forneria Marconi? 

Emerson: A very good group. Excellent. Their new album is incredible. It has to be a success even in America. Until now they have not been very successful here but it is incomprehensible. The fact that they have already triumphed in Spain I like, of course.

How many interviews do you give a year?  

Emerson: You are the first and possibly the last. (laughs, he is funny) 

If you want we can leave the interview right now.

Emerson: No no. We can continue.

Do you like the Who? Do you know the Nick Cohn book?

Emerson: I really like The Who. I have seen the book in stores and it seemed too much for me. I have not read it. I wouldn't listen.

What other groups are you interested in now?  

Emerson: Steeleye Span, then another group called Steeleye Span and also Steeleye Span. (Although in a somewhat old fashion, he is hesitating.)  

Do you like rock music?  

Emerson: (Hesitating) Yes…Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis!

Jerry Lee plays very differently from you.

Emerson: He’s better than Daniel Barenboim (I don't know if he's serious). I like his technique, his skill, the way he puts his fingers on the keyboard. 

Have you got awards at the Conservatory?

Emerson: No, never. I have learned by myself even though piano teachers started teaching me, but only in the beginning.

This was, more or less everything. Everyone can draw their own conclusions.

GONZALO GARCIAPELAYO

[agustivm]

Etapa 6. Estella - Los Arcos. 22 km. 14 de abril de 2017.

Etapa 6. Estella – Los Arcos. 22 km. 14 de abril de 2017.

Etapa de Estrella a Los Arcos                                                    

[i-my-me-camino]

＋day5　to Los Arcos（21.4㎞）

👣estella - ayegui - irache - azqueta - villamayor de monjardin - los arcos

because it was so hot every day, i used an uv-umbrella during walking. many other pilgrims talked to me, 「it's nice ! 」 「you're smart ! 」 「don't you use an umbrella yet ? 」 「hey, umbrella girl ! 」

i was happy that people were friendly and cared about me.

☞ see below for the diary in japanese & more photos.

[matildaundjakob]

Día 5: Ayegui - Villamayor de Monjardín

8 km; 261 Höhenmeter hoch, 96 runter

Stimmung: heute sind wir am siebten Tag unserer Reise, und auch wenn wir ALLES, was wir dabei haben, tragen müssen und somit sehr spärlich gepackt haben, können wir heute (zumindest bisher) feststellen: wir haben an alles gedacht. Ich bin ziemlich stolz auf uns, dass wir das alles so gut geplant haben! Wenn überhaupt haben wir zu viel dabei. Komplett überfl��ssig waren bisher die Spielsachen: seit 1 1/2 Stunden „baut“ Jakob mit Wäscheklammern. Matilda hört ein Hörspiel und planscht mit einem Eimer Wasser und dem Deckel der Sonnencreme, und beide Kinder sind komplett zufrieden; es ist so schön, dass Kinder aus so wenig so viel machen können.

Körperliche Verfassung: leider war heute der erste Unfall. Als wir an der Albergue ankommen, bückt Robert sich zum Thule, übersieht aber leider einen Holzbalken und geht richtig zu Boden. Die Stirn ist ziemlich aufgeplatzt - das gibt eine Beule!

Besonderes: auf heute habe ich mich schon seit Wochen gefreut! Heute kommen wir zur Fuente del Vino! Auf dem Camino kommt ja in regelmäßigen Abständen eine fuente, wo man seine Trinkflasche mit frischem Quellwasser auffüllen kann. Um die Pilger in der beginnenden Weinregion Navarra und bald La Rioja willkommen zu heißen, hat die Bodega Irache, an der der Weg heute vorbei führt einen besonderen Brunnen gebaut. Aus dem einen Hahn kommt Wasser, aus dem anderen Rotwein. Heute ist auf jeden Fall einer der besten Tage meines Lebens!!

Die Turnhallen-Nacht verläuft für alle gut, sogar Matilda schläft bis halb 8 - das macht sie sehr selten! Um halb 9 sind wir schon wieder on the road, aber als nach 6 Minuten Wanderung das erste Café kommt, machen wir erst mal eine Frühstückspause. Für die Jungs gibt es bocadillo con mermalada, für uns Mädels Tortilla española. Gestärkt geht es weiter, aber nach 5 weiteren Minuten kommt eine Tienda. Na gut, noch eine Pause. Wir decken uns mit dem Nötigsten ein, hauptsächlich Brot und Obst, dann kann es weitergehen.

Auf einem schmalen Pfad sehe ich plötzlich ein Polizeiauto fahren. Vorgestern am Telefon hatte ich so eine blöde Hospitalera, die uns nicht aufnehmen wollte, weil sie keine Kinder in der Herberge erlaube. Kinder seien nämlich gar nicht erlaubt auf dem Camino! So ein Quatsch natürlich - wir haben bisher ausnahmslos positive Erfahrungen gemacht, und wer kann einem denn die Wanderung verbieten? Dies aber nur als Vorgeschichte, da der Heimatort der blöden Pute naht. „Wenn die uns jetzt die guardia civil auf den Hals gehetzt hat“, sagt das Teufelchen auf meiner Schulter. „Mach dich nicht lächerlich“, sagt das Engelchen, und ich wische beide weg. Da wird das Auto langsamer, bremst, und die Scheibe geht runter. Mir rutscht das Herz in die Hose. „Un momento“ brummt der Polizist, fasst in seine Tasche, und reicht Robert zwei kleine Jakobsmuscheln durch die Scheibe. „For the children“, sagt er. „Buen Camino“! Und wir sagen: „Viva España“!

Kurz darauf sehen wir schon das Schild: fuente del vino! Ich bin begeistert! Ein Schlückchen genehmigen wir uns gleich vor Ort, aber es ist wahrlich noch etwas früh für Rotwein. Wir füllen uns ein kleines Wasserfläschchen für heute Abend ab, para llevar!

Danach möchten sich die Kinder in den Thule setzen, und da wir sowieso mal vorankommen müssen (unsere Reservierung wird nur bis 15 Uhr gehalten), schieben wir sie die nächsten 1,5 Stunden. Im Dörfchen Azqueta (50 Einwohner, eine Bar und ein Spielplatz) machen wir eine lange Mittagessenspause. Die Getränke bestellen wir in der Bar, und das mitgebrachte Brot und die tortillas (dieses Mal die mexikanische Version) dürfen wir auch dort essen. Wir genehmigen uns ein Glas navarrischen 21er Chardonnay der Bodegas Castillo de Monjardín (unser heutiger Zielort), während die Kids auf dem Spieli schaukeln.

Danach sind es nur noch 2 km bis zum Zielort, die haben es aber in sich. Die Kinder möchten den Berg aber unbedingt selber fahren, also schnallt Robert sie an, und mit Blick auf den Pico de Montjardín kämpfen wir uns hoch bis zu unserer Albergue. Die Bodega thront über dem Örtchen wie ein spanisches Collegium Wirtemberg, hat aber natürlich heute geschlossen…

Dafür ist die heutige Unterkunft absolut klasse! Alles sehr familiär und herzlich, und wir kriegen ein 4-er Zimmer mit riesiger Terrasse nur für uns und atemberaubendem Blick!

Wir lernen ein Ehepaar aus Belgien kennen, die auch eine tolle Geschichte erzählen: der Mann ist seit dem 1. März in Rente gegangen, und das ist der Tag, an dem sie in Belgien losgewandert sind. Bis heute haben sie 1,600 km geschafft, und wollen es bis zum Meer kommen (Finesterre). Toll, wen man hier so trifft!

Wäre nicht Roberts Kopfnuss gewesen - ein (fast) perfekter Tag!

[caminostar77]

Azqueta, on the Camino de Santiago in the picturesque province of Navarra. 📎 Visit my shop for Camino de Santiago Art products: http://caminoestrella.com/shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/CaminoEstrella ✈ Worldwide shipping

[micompostela]

Camino Francès, e/Castrojeriz y Itero de la Vega + Caborrecelle + Azqueta + Valdeiglesias + Etayo - Fabrizio Giardi / EyeEm

Pays Basque - Alexandre Brochard

[traugottroser]

Nadeln

Heute ist anders. Sechster Tag. Vollmond.

Als ich noch im Finsteren los gehe von der wunderbaren, vegetarisch kochenden Herberge “Die schwarze Perle” in Azqueta, erlebe ich einen Caspar David Friedrich-Monduntergang.

Die zwei Stunden bis Sonnenaufgang sind die schönsten des Tages. Ich bin über weite Strecken allein auf dem Weg, die erste Rennstrecke”, wie mein Führer schreibt.

Vieles…

[nexuschanneltv]

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Cásares, Casas, Casasnovas, Casasola, Cascante, Casco, Casorla, Cassasola, Cásseres, Castaneda, Castañeda, Castañedas, Castaño, Castañón, Castaños, Castelán, Castellano, Castellanos, Castellón, Casteñeda, Castiblanco, Castilla, Castillo, Castro, Catania, Cateres, Catón, Cavalceta, Cavaller, Cavallo, Cavanillas, Cavazos, Cavero, Cazanga, Ceba, Ceballos, Ceciliano, Cedeño, Cejudo, Celada, Celedón, Celís, Centella, Centeno, Cepeda, Cerceño, Cerda, Cerdas, Cerna, Cernas, Cerón, Cerpas, Cerros, Cervantes, Cervilla, Céspedes, Cevallos, Cevedo, Cevilla, Chabrol, Chacón, Chamarro, Chamorro, Chanquín, Chanta, C 84 Chanto, Chavarría, Chavera, Chaverri, Chaves, Chávez, Chavira, Cheves, Chévez, Chica, Chicaiza, Chicas, Chilquillo, Chinchilla, Chinchillo, Chirino, Chirinos, Chocano, Choza, Cid, Cifuentes, Cintrón, Cisar, Cisne, Cisnero, Cisneros, Cisternas, Claro, Cleves, Cobaleda, Coe, Coello, Coen, Cohen, Coles, Colina, Colindres, Collado, Collina, Colom, Coloma, Colombo, Colomer, Concepción, Concha, Conde, Condega, Condes, Conedo, Conejo, Congosto, Conte, Contreras, Corales, Corao, Cordeiro, Cordero, Cordido, Córdoba, Cordón, Cordonero, Córdova, Cordoze, Corea, Corella, Cornavaca, Cornejo, Corona, Coronado, Coronas, Coronel, Corrales, Correa, Corredera, Corro, Corta, Cortaberría, Cortés, Cortez, Cortinez, Cortissoz, Corvera, Cosio, Cosiol, Cosme, Cossio, Costa, Cotera, Coto, Crespo, Crispín, Crispino, Cruces, Cruz, Cuadra, Cuadrado, Cuan, Cuaresma, Cuarezma, Cuarta, Cubas, Cubenas, Cubero, Cubías, Cubias, Cubilla, Cubillo, Cubillos, Cubria, Cuebas, Cuellar, Cuéllar, Cuello, Cuenca, Cuendis, Cuernavaca, Cuervo, Cuesta, Cueva, Cuevas, Cuevillas, Cunill, Cunillera, Curbelo, Curco, Curdelo. 85 Da Costa, Da Silva, Dacosta, D’Acosta, Dalorso, Dalorzo, Dalsaso, Damaceno, Damito, Daniel, Daniels, Dapuerto, Dapueto, Darce, Darche, Darcia, Darío, Dasadre, Dasilva, Dávalos, David, Dávila, Davis, D’Avola, De Abate, De Aguilar, De Alba, De Alvarado, De Benedictis, De Briones, De Camino, De Castro, De Céspedes, De Espeleta, De Ezpeleta, De Falco, De Faria, De Franco, De Jesús, De Jorge, De Juana, De La Cruz, De La Cuesta, De La Espriella, De La Fuente, De La Garza, De La Guardia, De La Herran, De La Hormaza, De La Jara, De La Mata, De La Nuez, De La O, De La Osa, De La Ossa, De La Paz, De La Peña, De La Rocha, De La Rosa, De La Selva, De La Teja, De La Torre, De La Trava, De La Vega, De Largaespada, De Las Casas, De Las Cuevas, De Las Heras, De Lemos, De León, De Lev, De Lima, De López, De Luz, De Miguel, De Miranda, De Moya, De Odio, De Óleo, De Ona, De Oña, De Paco, De Paredes, De Pass, De Paz, De Pazos, De Pedro, De Pinedo, De Prado, De Rayo, De Sárraga, De Sá, De Trinidad, De Ureña, De Vega, De Yglesias, Del Barco, Del Barrio, Del Bello, Del Busto, Del Carmen, Del Castillo, Del Cid, Del Pilar, Del Pimo, Del Río, Del Risco, Del Socorro, Del Solar, Del Valle, Delatolla, Delgadillo, Delgado, Deliyore, Dellale, Dellanoce, Delso, Delvo, Dengo, Denis, Dennis, Detrinidad, Devanda, Devandas, Devoto, Dias, Díaz, Díez, Díjeres, Díjerez, Dimas, Dinares, Dinarte, Discua, Doblado, Dobles, Dodero, Dalmus, Dalmuz, Domingo, Domínguez, Donado, Donaire, Donato, Doña, Doñas, Donzón, Dorado, Dormos, Dormuz, Doryan, Duar, Duares, Duarte, Duartes, Duenas, Dueñas, Duque, Duque Estrada, Durall, Durán, Durante, Duval, Duvall, Duverrán. D 86 Echandi, Echavarría, Echeverri, Echeverría, Eduarte, Egea, Elías, Eligia, Elizalde, Elizonda, Elizondo, Elmaleh, Emanuel, Enrique, Enriques, Enríquez, Eras, Erazo, Escabar, Escalante, Escamilla, Escarré, Escobar, Escobedo, Escocia, Escorriola, Escosia, Escoto, Escovar, Escribano, Escude, Escudero, España, Esparragó, Espelerta, Espeleta, Espinach, Espinal, Espinales, Espinar, Espino, Espinosa, Espinoza, Espitia, Esquivel, Esteban, Esteves, Estévez, Estrada, Estrella. E 87 Faba, Fabara, Fabián, Fábrega, Fabregat, Fabres, Facio, Faerrón, Faeth, Faiges, Fait, Faith, Fajardo, Falco, Falcón, Falla, Fallas, Farach, Farah, Fargas, Farias, Farías, Faries, Fariña, Fariñas, Farrach, Farrer, Farrera, Farrier, Fatjo, Fatjó, Faundez, Faune, Fava, Fazio, Fermández, Fermán, Fernandes, Fernández, Fernando, Ferrada, Ferrán, Ferrando, Ferraro, Ferreira, Ferreiro, Ferrer, Ferrero, Ferris, Ferro, Ferros, Fiallos, Fictoria, Fidalgo, Fierro, Figueiredo, Figuer, Figueras, Figueres, Figueroa, Filomena, Fletes, Fletis, Flores, Fonseca, Font, Forero, Formoso, Fornaguera, Fraga, Fraguela, Francés, Frances, Francesa, Francia, Francis, Franco, Fray, Frayle, Freer, Freira, Fresno, Freyre, Frías, Frutos, Fuentes, Fumero, Funes, Funez, Fúnez, Fuscaldo, Fusco. F 88 Gabriel, Gadea, Gaete, Gago, Gainza, Gaitán, Galacia, Galagarza, Galán, Galarza, Galaviz, Galba, Galcerán, Galeano, Galeas, Galeno, Galera, Galiana, Galiano, Galindo, Galino, Galiñanes, Gallardo, Gallegas, Gallegos, Gallo, Galo, Galtés, Galván, Gálvez, Galvis, Gamarra, Gamazo, Gambo, Gamboa, Gámez, Garay, Garayar, Garbanzo, Garcés, García, Gardela, Gargollo, Garino, Garita, Garmendia, Garner, Garnier, Garreta, Garrido, Garro, Garrón, Garza, Garzel, Garzón, Garzona, Gaspar, Gateno, Gateño, Gavarrete, Gavilán, Gaviria, Gavosto, Gayoso, Gaytán, Gazel, Gazo, Geoyenaga, Gil, Gillén, Gilles, Giral, Giraldo, Giraldt, Giralt, Giro, Girón, Gladis, Goches, Góchez, Godines, Godínez, Godoy, Goic, Goicoechea, Goicuria, Goldenberg, Golfín, Gomar, Gómez, Gomis, Gondres, Góndrez, Góngora, Gonzaga, Gonzales, González, Gonzalo, Goñi, Gordon, Górgona, Goyenaga, Gracía, Gracias, Gradis, Grajal, Grajales, Grajeda, Grana, Granada, Granados, Granda, Grandoso, Granera, Granizo, Granja, Graña, Gras, Grau, Greco, Greñas, Gridalva, Grigoyen, Grijalba, Grijalda, Grijalva, Grillo, Guadamuz, Guadrón, Guajardo, Guardado, Guardano, Guardia, Guardián, Guardiola, Guarín, Guasch, Gudino, Gudiño, Güel, Güell, Güendel, Güendell, Guerra, Guerrero, Guevara, Guido, Guie, Guier, Guifarro, Guilá, Guillarte, Guillén, Guillermet, Guillermo, Guilles, Güillies, Guillies, Guillis, Guilloch, Guiménez, Guindos, Guitiérrez, Guitta, Guix, Gulubay, Gunera, Guntanis, Gurdián, Gurrero, Gurrola, Gustavino, Gutiérrez, Guzmán. G 89 Haba, Habibe, Haenz, Harrah, Hénchoz, Henríquez, Henrriquez, Herdocia, Heredia, Herencia, Heríquez, Hermann, Hermosilla, Hernández, Hernando, Hernánez, Herra, Herradora, Herrán, Herrera, Herrero, Hevia, Hidalgo, Hierro, Hincapié, Hinostroza, Horna, Hornedo, Huerta, Huertas, Huete, Huezo, Hurtado, Hurtecho. H 90 Ibáñez, Ibarra, Ibarras, Icaza, Iglesias, Ilama, Incapié, Incer, Incera, Inceras, Inces, Infante, Iracheta, Iraheta, Irastorza, Irias, Iribar, Irigaray, Irola, Isaac, Isaacs, Israel, Ivañez, Izaba, Izaguirre, Izandra, Iznardo, Izquierdo, Izrael, Izurieta. II 91 Jácamo, Jacobo, Jácome, Jácomo, Jaen, Jáenz, Jara, Jaramillo, Jarquín, Jarrín, Jerano, Jerez, Jiménez, Jimera, Jinesta, Jirón, Joseph, Jovel, Juárez, Junco, Juncos, Jurado. JJ 92 Kaminsky, Klein, Kuadra. K 93 La Barca, Labra, Lacarez, Lacayo, Lafuente, Lago, Lagos, Laguardia, Laguna, Lain, Laine, Lainez, Laitano, Lamas, Lamela, Lamicq, Lamugue, Lamuza, Lancho, Lanco, Landazuri, Lández, Lanuza, Lanza, Lanzas, Lapeira, Laporte, Laprade, Lara, Lares, Largaespada, Largo, Larios, Larrabure, Larrad, Larragan, Larragán, Larraguivel, Lasa, Lasantas, Láscares, Láscarez, Láscaris, Lasso, Lastra, Lastreto, Latiff, Latino, Latorraca, Laurito, Laverde, Lázaro, Lázarus, Lázcares, Lazo, Lazzo, L’Calleja, Leal, Leandra, Leandro, Ledezma, Ledo, Leitón, Leiva, Lejarza, Lemmes, Lemos, Lemus, Lemuz, Leñero, León, Lépiz, Levi, Leytón, Leyva, Lezama, Lezana, Lezcano, Lhamas, Lieberman, Lima, Linares, Linarte, Lindo, Lines, Líos, Lira, Lizama, Lizana, Lizano, Lizarme, Llabona, Llach, Llado, Llamazares, Llamosas, Llano, Lanos, Llanten, Llaurado, Llerena, Llibre, Llinas, Llobet, Llobeth, Llorca, Llorella, Llorens, Llorente, Llosent, Lloser, Llovera, Llubere, Loáciga, Loáiciga, Loáisiga, Loaissa, Loaiza, Lobo, Loeb, Loew, Loinaz, Lombardo, Londoño, Lope,Lopes, Lopera, López, Lopezlage, Loprete, Lora, Loredo, Lorente, Lorenz, Lorenzana, Lorenzen, Lorenzo, Loría, Lorío, Lorio, Lorz, Losada, Losilla, Louk, Louzao, Loynaz, Loza, Lozano, Luarca, Lucas, Lucena, Lucero, Lucke, Lugo, Luis, Luján, Luna, Lunaza, Luque, Luquez. L 94 Macaya, Macedo, Maceo, Machado, Machín, Machuca, Macia, Macias, Macías, Macís, Macre, Macrea, Madariaga, Maderos, Madinagoitia, Madrano, Madrid, Madriga, Madrigal, Madril, Madriz, Maduro, Magalhaes, Magallón, Magaña, Magdalena, Maguiña, Mahomar, Maikut, Maingot, Mairena, Maisonave, Maita, Majano, Majarres, Malaga, Maldonado, Malé, Malespín, Malestín, Maltés, Maltez, Malvarez, Manavella, Mancheno, Mancia, Mancía, Mandas, Mangaña, Mangas, Mangel, Manjarres, Mans, Mansalvo, Mansilla, Manso, Mantanero, Mantica, Mantilla, Manuel, Manzanal, Manzanares, Manzano, Manzur, Marabiaga, Maradiaga, Marbes, Marbis, Marcenaro, March, Marchena, Marcia, Marcías, Marcillo, Marcos, Mardones, Marenco, Margules, María, Marichal, Marín, Marinero, Marino, Mariñas, Mariño, Marot, Maroto, Marqués, Marquez, Marreco, Marrero, Marroquín, Marsell, Marte, Martell, Martén, Martens, Martí, Martin, Martínez, Martins, Marvez, Mas, Masía, Masís, Maso, Mason, Massuh, Mastache, Mata, Matamoros, Matarrita, Mate, Mateo, Matera, Mateus, Matías, Matos, Mattus, Mattuz, Matul, Matus, Matute, Maurel, Maurer, Mauricio, Mauro, Maynard, Maynaro, Maynart, Mayo, Mayor, Mayorga, Mayorquín, Mayre, Mayrena, Maza, Mazariegos, Mazas, Mazín, Mazón, Mazuque, Mazure, Medal, Mederano, Mederas, Medeiros, Medina, Medinilla, Medoza, Medrano, Meira, Mejía, Mejías, Melara, Meléndez, Melgar, Melgarrejo, Mellado, Melo, Membreño, Mena, Menayo, Menchaca, Mendea, Méndez, Mendiantuba, Mendieta, Mendiola, Mendives, Mendivil, Mendoza, Mendreño, Menéndez, Meneses, Menjibar, Menjivar, Menocal, Meono, Meoño, Merayo, Meraz, Merazo, Merazzo, Mercado, Mercelina, Mercer, Mergarejo, Mérida, Merino, Merizalde, Merlo, Mesa, Mesales, Mesalles, Meseguer, Mesén, Messeguer, M 95 Mestayer, Meszaros, Meza, Michelena, Michelino, Micillo, Miguez, Mijangos, Mijares, Milanés, Milano, Millet, Mina, Minas, Minero,Miño, Miqueo, Miraba, Miralles, Mirambell, Miramontes, Miranda, Miro, Mirquez, Mitja, Mitjavila, Mizrachi, Mojarro, Mojica, Molestina, Molian, Molín, Molina, Molinero, Molleda, Mollinedo, Mollo, Moncada, Mondol, Mondragón, Moneda, Moneiro, Monestel, Monga, Mongalo, Móngalo, Monge, Mongillo, Monguillo, Monjarres, Monjarrez, Monjica, Monserrat, Montagné, Montalbán, Montalbert, Montalto, Montalván, Montalvo, Montana, Montanaro, Montandón, Montano, Montealegre, Montealto, Montecino, Montecinos, Monteil, Montejo, Montenaro, Montenegro, Montero, Monterosa, Monteroza, Monterrey, Monterrosa, Monterroso, Montes, Monterinos, Monteverde, Montiel, Montier, Montoya, Monturiol, Mora, Moraes, Moraga, Morales, Morán, Morazán, Moreira, Morejón, Morena, Moreno, Morera, Moriano, Morice, Morillo, Morín, Moris, Morise, Moro, Morote, Moroto, Morraz, Morúa, Morún, Morux, Morvillo, Moscarella, Moscoa, Moscoso, Mosquera, Motta, Moxi, Moya, Mozquera, Mugica, Muiña, Muir, Mulato, Munera, Mungía, Munguía, Munive, Munizaga, Muñante, Muñiz, Muñoz, Murcia, Murgado, Murgas, Murias, Murillo, Murilo, Muro, Mussap, Mussapp, Mussio, Mustelier, Muxo. 96 Naim, Naira, Nájar,Nájares, Najarro, Nájera, Nájeres, Naranjo, Narvaes, Narváez, Nasralah, Nasso, Navaro, Navarrete, Navarrette, Navarro, Navas, Nayap, Nazario, Nema, Nemar, Neyra, Nieto, Nino, Niño, Noble, Noboa, Noel, Nogebro, Noguera, Nomberto, Nora, Noriega, Norza, Nova, Novales, Novo, Novoa, Nuevo, Nuez, Nunga, Núñez. N 97 Obaldía, Obanbo, Obando, Obares, Obellón, Obon, Obrego, Obregón, Ocampo, Ocampos, Ocaña, Ocaño, Ocario, Ochoa, Ocón, Oconitrillo, Ode, Odio, Odir, Odóñez, Odor, Oduber, Oguilve, Ojeda, Okarlo, Okendo, Olarte, Olaso, Olaverri, Olazaba, Olguín, Oliva, Olivar, Olivares, Olivárez, Olivas, Oliver, Olivera, Oliverio, Olivier, Oliviera, Olivo, Oller, Olmeda, Olmedo, Olmo, Olmos, Omacell, Omodeo, Ondoy, Onetto, Oñate, Oñoro, Oporta, Oporto, Oquendo, Ora, Orama, Oramas, Orantes, Ordeñana, Ordoñes, Ordóñez, Orduz, Oreamuno, Oreas, Oreiro, Orella, Orellana, Orfila, Orias, Orios, Orjas, Orjuela, Orlich, Ormasis, Ormeño, Orna, Ornes, Orochena, Orocu, Orosco, Orozco, Ortega, Ortegón, Ortiz, Ortuño, Orve, Osante, Oseda, Osegueda, Osejo, Osequeda, Oses, Osorio, Osorno, Ospina, Ospino, Ossa, Otalvaro, Otárola, Otero, Oto, Otoya, Ovares, Ovarez, Oviedo, Ozerio, Ozores, Ozuno. O 98 Pabón, Pacheco, Paco, Padilla, Páez, Paguaga, País, Países, Paiz, Pajuelo, Palacino, Palacio, Palacios, Palaco, Paladino, Palazuelos, Palencia, Palma, Palomar, Palomino, Palomo, Pamares, Pampillo, Pana, Pandolfo, Paniagua, Pantigoso, Pantoja, Paña, Papez, Parada, Parado, Parajeles, Parajón, Páramo, Pardo, Paredes, Pareja, Pares, París, Parra, Parrales, Parreaguirre, Parriles, Parrilla, Pasamontes, Pasapera, Pasos, Passapera, Pastor, Pastora, Pastrán, Pastrana, Pastrano, Patiño, Patricio, Paut, Pauth, Pavez, Pavón, Paz, Pazmiño, Pazos, Pedraza, Pedreira, Pedreiro, Pedroza, Peinador, Peinano, Peláez, Pellas, Pellecer, Pena, Penabad, Penado, Pendones, Penón, Penso, Peña, Peñaloza, Peñaranda, Peñas, Peñate, Penzo, Peñón, Peraldo, Perales, Peralta, Peraza, Perdomo, Perea, Perearnau, Pereira, Pereiras, Perera, Pereyra, Pérez, Perezache, Pergo, Pericón, Perla, Perlaza, Pessoa, Peynado, Peytrequín, Pezo, Picado, Picasso, Picavea, Pichardo, Pico, Picón, Piedra, Piedrafita, Pila, Pilarte, Pimente, Pina, Pinada, Pinagel, Pinagen, Pinar, Pincai, Pincay, Pinchinat, Pineda, Pinel, Pinell, Piney, Pinillos, Pinkay, Pino, Pintado, Pinto, Pinzas, Piña, Piñar, Piñate, Piñeiro, Piñeres, Pinzón, Pío, Pion, Piovano, Piovet, Pitalva, Piza, Pizarro, Pla, Plá, Placeres, Pláceres, Plácido, Placidón, Plaja, Platero, Poblador, Poblete, Pocasangre, Pochet, Podoy, Pokoy, Pol, Polamo, Polo, Polonio, Poma, Pomar, Pomareda, Pomares, Ponares, Ponce, Pontigo, Pool, Porat, Porquet, Porras, Porta, Portela, Porter,Portero, Portilla, Portillo, Portobanco, Portocarrera, Portugués, Portuguez, Posada, Posla, Poveda, Povedano, Pozo, Pozos, Pozuelo, Prada, Pradella, Pradilla, Prado, Prat, Pratt, Pravia, Prendas, Prendis, Pretiz, Prettel, Prieto, Prietto, Primante, Prior, Prioto, Privatt, Procupez, Puente, Puentes, Puertas, Puga, Puig, Pujo, Pujol, Pulido, Pulis, Pull, Pulles, Pupo, Purcallas. P 99 Quedo, Queralt, Queredo, Querra, Quesada, Quevedo, Quezada, Quiel, Quijada, Quijano, Quinaz, Quinde, Quino, Quintana, Quintanilla, Quinter, Quintero, Quinto, Quiñones, Quiñónez, Quirce, Quiroga, Quirós, Quiroz. Q 100 Raa, Raabe, Raba, Rabetta, Raga, Raigada, Raigosa, Ramírez, Ramón, Ramos, Randel, Randuro, Rangel, Raphael, Rauda, Raudes, Raudez, Raventos, Raventós, Raygada, Rayo, Rayos, Real, Reales, Reazco, Recinos, Recio, Redondo, Regaño, Regidor, Regueira, Regueyra, Reich, Reina, Renderos, Rendón, Reñazco, Repeto, Repetto, Requene, Requeno, Requeño, Rescia, Resenterra, Restrepo, Retana, Reuben, Revelo, Revilla, Revollar, Revollo, Rey, Reyes, Reyna, Riba, Ribas, Ribera, Ribero, Ricardo, Ricaurte, Riera, Rileva, Rincón, Río, Ríos, Riotte, Rivalta, Rivardo, Rivas, Rivel, Rivera, Rivero, Riverón, Riveros, Rizo, Roa, Roba, Robelo, Roble, Robles, Robleto, Roboz, Roca, Rocabado, Rocca, Roch, Rocha, Roda, Rodas, Rodesma, Rodesno, Rodezno, Rodó, Rodo, Rodrigo, Rodríguez, Roe, Roig, Rois, Rojas, Rojo, Roldán, Romagosa, Román, Romano, Romero, Roque, Rosa, Rosabal, Rosales, Rosas, Rouillón, Rovillón, Rovira, Roviralta, Roy, Royo, Roys, Rozados, Rozo, Ruano, Rubí, Rubia, Rubín, Rubino, Rubio, Rucavado, Rudín, Rueda, Rugama, Rugeles, Ruh, Ruilova, Ruin, Ruiz, Romoroso, Russo. R 101 Saavedra, Saba, Sabah, Saballo, Saballos, Sabat, Sabate, Sabba, Sabín, Sabogal, Saborío, Saboz, Sacasa, Sacida, Sada, Sadaña, Sáenz, Saer, Saerron, Sáez, Safiano, Sage, Sagel, Sagot, Sagreda, Saguero, Sala, Salablanca, Salamanca, Salas, Salazar, Salbavarro, Salcedo, Salcino, Saldaña, Saldivar, Salgada, Salgado, Salguera, Salguero, Saliba, Salinas, Salmerón, Salmón, Salom, Salomón, Salumé, Salume, Salustro, Salvado, Salvatierra, Salvo, Samaniego, Sambrana, Samper, Samudio, Samuel, San Gil, San José, San Juan, San Martín, San Román, San Silvestre, Sanabria, Sanahuja, Saname, Sanamucia, Sanarrusia, Sánchez, Sancho, Sandí, Sandigo, Sandino, Sandoval, Sandria, Sandy, Sanga, Sangil, Sanjines, Sanjuan, Sansebastián, Sansilvestre, Sanson, Sansores, Santa Ana, Santa Cruz, Santa María, Santacruz, Santamaría, Santana, Santander, Santiago, Santibanes, Santiesteban, Santillán, Santín, Santisteban, Santoanastacio, Santos, Sanvicente, Sanz, Saraiva, Saravanja, Saravia, Sardinas, Sardiñas, Sariego, Sarmiento, Sárraga, Sarratea, Sarraulte, Sarria, Sas, Sasso, Satjo, Sauceda, Saucedo, Sauza, Savala, Savallos, Savedra, Savinón, Saxón, Sayaguez, Scriba, Seas, Seballos, Secades, Secaida, Seco, Sedano, Sedo, Segares, Segovia, Segreda, Segura, Sehezar, Selaya, Selles, Selva, Selvas, Semerawno, Semeraro, Sepúlveda, Sequeira, Sermeño, Serra, Serracín, Serrano, Serrato, Serraulte, Serru, Serrut, Servellón, Sevilla, Sevillano, Sibaja, Sierra, Sieza, Sigüenza, Siguenza, Siles, Siliezar, Silva, Silvera, Silvia, Simana, Simón, Sinchico, Sio, Sion, Siri, Sirias, Siverio, , Siz, Sobalvarro, Sobrado, Sojo, Sol, Solana, Solano, Solar, Solares, Solarte, Soldevilla, Solé, Solemne, Soler, Solera, Soley, Solís, Soliz, Solno, Solo, Solórzano, Soltero, Somarriba, Somarribas, Somoza, Soria, Sorio, Soro, Sorto, Sosa, Sossa, Sosto, Sotela, S 102 Sotelo, Sotillo, Soto, Sotomayor, Sotres, Souto, Soutullo, Sovalbarro, Soza, Suárez, Suazao, Suazo, Subia, Subiros, Subirós, Subisos, Succar, Sueiras, Suñer, Suñol, Surroca, Suyapa, Suzarte. 103 Tabah, Tabares, Tablada, Tabor, Tabora, Taborda, Taco, Tagarita, Tagarró, Tal, Talavera, Taleno, Tamara, Tamargo, Tamayo, Tames, Tanchez, Tanco, Tapia, Tapias, Taracena, Tardencilla, Tarjan, Tarrillo, Tasara, Tate, Tato, Tavares, Tedesco, Teherán, Teijeiro, Teixido, Tejada, Tejeda, Tejos, Tellería, Telles, Téllez, Tello, Tellos, Tencio, Tenorio, Terán, Tercero, Terrade, Terrientes, Terrin, Terrín, Thames, Theran, Thiel, Thiele, Thuel, Tíjeres, Tijerino, Tinoco, Toala, Tobal, Tobar, Tobe, Tobella, Tobín, Tobón, Toledo, Toletino, Tomas, Tomás, Tomeu, Toribio, Torijano, Tormo, Toro, Torralba, Torre, Torrealba, Torregresa, Torregroza, Torrente, Torrentes, Torres, Tórrez, Tortós, Tortosa, Toruño, Tosso, Touma, Toval, Tovar, Trala, Traña, Traures, Travierzo, Travieso, Trediño, Treguear, Trejos, Treminio, Treviño, Triana, Trigo, Triguel, Triguero, Trigueros, Trilite, Trimarco, Trimiño, Triquell, Tristán, Triunfo, Troche, Trocanis, Troncoso, Troya, Troyo, Troz, Trueba, Truffat, Trujillo, Trullas, Trullás, Truque, Tula, Turcio, Turcios. T 104 Ubach, Ubao, Ubeda, Ubico, Ubilla, Ubisco, Ubizco, Ucanan, Ucañan, Ugalde, Ugarte, Ujueta, Ulacia, Ulate, Ulcigrai, Ulcigral, Ulecia, Uley, Ulibarri, Ulloa, Umaña, Umanzor, Ungar, Urain, Uralde, Urbano, Urbina, Urcuyo, Urdangarin, Urea, Urela, Ureña, Urgellés, Uriarte, Uribe, Uriel, Urieta, Uriza, Uroz, Urquiaga, Urra, Urraca, Urrea, Urroz, Urruela, Urrutia, Urtecho, Urunuela, Urzola, Usaga, Useda, Uva, Uveda, Uzaga, Uzcategui. U 105 Vadivia, Vado, Valdelomar, Valderama, Valderrama, Valderramo, Valderramos, Valdés, Valdescastillo, Valdez, Valdiva, Valdivia, Valdivieso, Valencia, Valenciano, Valentín, Valenzuela, Valera, Valerín, Valerio, Vales, Valiente, Valladares, Vallarino, Vallcaneras, Valldeperas, Valle, Vallecillo, Vallecillos, Vallejo, Vallejos, Valles, Vallez, Valls, Vals, Valverde, Vanegas, Vaquerano, Vardesia, Varela, Varga, Vargas, Vargo, Varsi, Varsot, Vartanian, Varth, Vasco, Vasconcelos, Vasílica, Vásquez, Vassell, Vaz, Veas, Vedoba, Vedova, Vedoya, Vega, Vegas, Vela, Velarde, Velasco, Velásquez, Velazco, Velázquez, Vélez, Veliz, Venegas, Ventura, Vera, Verardo, Verastagui, Verdesia, Verdesoto, Vergara, Verguizas, Vertiz, Verzola, Vesco, Viales, Viana, Viatela, Vicario, Vicente, Vico, Víctor, Victores, Victoria, Vidaechea, Vidal, Vidales, Vidalón, Vidaorreta, Vidaurre, Videche, Vieira, Vieto, Vigil, Vigot, Vila, Vilaboa, Vilallobos, Vilanova, Vilaplana, Villar, Villareal, Villarebia, Villareiva, Villarreal, Villarroel, Villas, Villaseñor, Villasuso,Villatoro, Villaverde, Villavicencio, Villeda, Villegas, Villejas, Villena, Viloria, Vindas, Vindel, Vinueza, Viñas, Víquez, Viscaino, Viso, Vivallo, Vivas, Vivero, Vives, Vívez, Vivies, Vivó, Vizcaíno, Vizcayno. V 106 Wainberg, Wolf. W 107 Xatruch, Xirinachs, Xiques. X 108 Yaacobi, Yanarella, Yanayaco, Yanes, Yepez, Yglesias, Yllanes, Yurica, Yzaguirre. Y 109 Zabala, Zabaleta, Zabate, Zablah, Zacarías, Zacasa, Zalazar, Zaldivar, Zallas, Zambrana, Zambrano, Zamora, Zamorano, Zamudio, Zamuria, Zapata, Zaragoza, Zárate, Zarco, Zaror, Zarzosa, Zavala, Zavaleta, Zayas, Zayat, Zecca, Zedan, Zegarra, Zelada, Zelaya, Zeledón, Zepeda, Zetina, Zonta, Zoratte, Zuleta, Zumba, Zumbado, Zúñiga, Zunzunegui.

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Que tal esse bar?🤓📝! Foto de Elker Azqueta. . . . . #bar #fachada #local #façade #door #puerta #yellow #💛 #toldo #canopy #promenadebilbao #bussiness #negocio #reformamostunegocio #nuevavida #cambioradical #vermut #vermutería #nataliazubizarretainteriorismo #interiorismo #deco #decor #interiordesign #retail #contract #bilbao #bilbaocentro

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Camino Frances 2016 Tag 7 - Estella, Kloster Irache, Azqueta, Villamayor de Monjardín, Los Arcos (20,7 km)

Camino Frances 2016 Tag 7 – Estella, Kloster Irache, Azqueta, Villamayor de Monjardín, Los Arcos (20,7 km)

Camino Frances 2016 Tag 7 – Estella, Kloster Irache, Azqueta, Villamayor de Monjardín, Los Arcos (20,7 km)

Der heutige Tag hat nochmal alles von uns abverlangt. 21km bei wolkenlosen Sonnenhimmel. Es gab einen Brunnen aus dem Rotwein floss. Dort standen die Pilger Schlange. Dann gab es noch eine Trinkoase mitten im Nirgendwo. Ansonsten war die Strecke heute was monoton und es bot sich kaum…

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Josep Sabaté i Llopart (Vida y obra)

Josep Sabaté i Llopart, conocido como  Pepe  (1910-1949) Nacio el  17 de agosto de 1910 en L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Cataluña (España) y murió el  17 de octubre de 1949 en Barcelona, Cataluña (España). Fue un anarcosindicalista y guerrillero antifranquista catalán Hermano mayor de los anarquistas Francisco (Quico) y Manuel , José Sabaté nació en L’Hospitalet de Llobregat en 1910. En 1.931 , el año de la proclamación de la Segunda República Española, José ingresó en el sindicato CNT , para el que escribió artículos en su órgano de prensa, Solidaridad Obrera .]De este modo conoció Emilia Beriain Azqueta ,] su futura compañera de lucha y de vida.