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TALK OF WHAT I DO NOT LIKE

Calle Alfonso

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I do not like to talk about what I like to talk about what I do not like to talk ... no ... what I like to talk about what you do not like ... talk about what I do not like to talk about what ... Damn! If I just invented the "tale that never ends." Yes! ... the Juan Sarmiento. "You want me to tell the story of Juan Sarmiento that never ends?" ... Quee ... I'm already gone. Ah yes! Talking about what you do not like ... Damn! ... No ... that if I like pussy! ... something that I do not like ... pufff!

... I do not like the bike. The bicycle not breed because the ride. I do not like milk. It has cream! Pfaagg!

I did not like a girlfriend that I had because I had a fat ass. With that ass I had .... Yes. Of course I liked it. That yeahhhh! That is true ... who boasted: "My girlfriend is an ass - and made a gesture with his hands and all, like stroking a soccer ball - which feed you have to throw away!" But it seems that it's throw eating took it to the letter, and the gesture that was previously separating the hands two or three feet, it has now become a "Dominus boviscum."

I do not like women who wear fur coats, of those skins that look like Indian ass ... with ... well with hemorrhoids piles which is what doctors call the ... Damn! ... if that seems rude piles. This I do not like! Hemorrhoids but ... Have not always piles? ... Well, then! What happens is that doctors are invented some words ... And I like that either. A we all know how things are called, get them and you have to call otherwise.

Bilirubin Touch your eggs! What's that pussy bilirubin? In the end, some we completed entirely through the song Juan Luis Guerra. " bilirubin gets me, when I look and not look at me. And do not remove the aspirin or penicillin serum "All Hala! Dancing around, shaking his head and trunk and humming "I rise bilirubin, bilirubin gets me " having no fucking idea what it is. But you pussies that you will rise in bilirubin or anything! Then you'd be fucking great if you came up. Bilirubin, to see if we learn, is a yellowish substance that releases the liver and lodged in the gallbladder, or bile. Even clearer, the gall. And you pulled! Dancing, shaking head back and forth and singing "I bilirubin gets" So you go up the gall, so asshole. And doctors why not call it gall which is as it's called as long as it is? Because bilirubin sounds better, more educated, that does not know that the common people. And they always do. Fix: We just talked about the gallbladder. Vesicle comes from Latin for "vesica" bladder means, and it is true, as a small bladder is pear-shaped lodged between the parts of the liver. Because instead of calling gallbladder, call vejiguilla and go. "It has operated in the vejiguilla stones." But ... it's better gall, which appears to have drawn from that song, if not the Rolling Stones or "You soak breast and you" ... that says ... says ... " vesiculi gallbladder vesiculi vesículaaaaá, ay! Vesiculi Vesiculi gall. " But they are not only physicians, because either the Juan Luis Guerra think he knew what he was talking a lot, because he says it raises the gall and bitter as we all know that lightning. See? That's another thing I like. Do you like what you bitter?. I have not heard anyone who likes more bitter than the other song ... the "sour wine." That says ... " Wine is the drink bitter because of a woman Why I get drunk ?.... give me sour wine. That bitter than bitter, pa love her more ". Well ... you apañao! But hey, is that the songs you know ... there each! ... Nor do I like that. I just do not like being fooled and we want them to put as fists. Go to the carols! Well look that's "But look at how drunk the fish in the river, but it looks like drink to see the God was born" . I sang one of the side of my people. We were on the bridge, he leaning on the rail watching the river and I used to sing it to drink to see the God was born, and he kept looking and looking at the fish that were there below and the very asshole, after a while I said

- Well I do not see them drink.

- Neither am I! Piece of cork! Do you think they'll drink and drink and see God was born?. Do you think if they knew the God was born of going to grab you with a hook? ... Soon .... There are, pa ti. No fuck you! ... Go go!.

But do not think that is the only one, because it sets in it ...

; Campana sobre campana

Y sobre campana a

Look out the window

will see the child in the crib.

So ... Let's see ... A moment ... There is a bell about another campaign, and ... I guess that other bell on a ¿¿¿???. But what? A What? ... Did you know ...? Well I do not know why, but the point is that if you look out the window to see the child in the cradle ... Well, with a joint just do not think you have enough for another having a bell on the hood and another one, then plundered and I looked out the window and plasma! See the child in the crib. Coooño!

But the fish in the river there is another verse that says:

The virgin walks

He walks alone

And no company has more

That the child of his hand.

The rhyme should be a Nobel Prize, or at least de Góngora. It reminds me of the verses of poet Lepe, I do not know what it was called, that he declaimed.

Morning the checkbox

Emana a soft cool.

Or that other saying

The day you met

I was Love

looked like a hummingbird

Locked in his jaulí

ta.

not believe that folk songs are behind him. One called "Ramon of my soul"

Ramon of my soul

If you had married

When I told you I

Would now

sentadito on the balcony.

yeah! Here is to analyze the cause and effect: You get married when I tell you and after a while you sentadito on the balcony. Suck this tangerine!

Another

. "My canary" I do not know that area is.

Pajaritos that you fly

If you have seen my "pee"

for charity Tell

; Do not forget me.

OR From

He was a pastor

Larán larán larito

He was a pastor

Caring a little flock.

course! For that rhymes with "larito" herd because it would not be "Laraño" larana verb: I Laraño, you larana, laran. It has to be "little flock." But then the whole song is rhyming "larito" with quesito, golositos eyes, and "killed his kitten" We apañaos!

And one that bothers me because I give the hint is " to Peter as he was bald ... " It looks like the asshole of the letter did not occur better than anyone that we are bald to mess with them.

to Peter as he was bald

mosquitoes biting you

And his father told him

Ponte cap Periquito

; That mosquitoes bite you

In Triqui triquitrón

A flea and a mouse

have come out of a drawer.

And I

estrambote mode

topping this song

I say go ahead and date the boat

; Fuck you bastard!

Anyway ... There's more puff! That says:

Ay ay ay ay! As the river carries it!

Ay ay ay ay! Too bad my love

was rightly jealous of him.

mean. Fasten. There's a guy, more or less, with the bride, who almost by force had to be uglier than the tax bill and were on the riverbank. I see him as well. The bride, ugly, is a guess, stumbles and falls into the water, and how well it can not swim away by the current, and meanwhile it from the shore sings "Oh ay ay ay! How it is carried by the river !.... Ay ay ay ay! Too bad my love "... But ... piece of bastard ... Get in on it! Save her! Ask for help! Or are you glad it's over? If not why do you sing? "Uh? But coooño!.

I imagine that these are lies and that singing can say all you want and nothing happens. Given this, I do not like, and accepting the fait accompli, only occurs to me that the best thing that can happen is that politicians do not learn to sing.

is clear that I like the lies, let alone when, without realizing it get cheat and everyone gives them to be true, but I do not give me as well, although the world is full of lies from them.

do not know if you ever had an opportunity to analyze the relationship between the mosquito and the trumpeter beetle. The first spent a "bad fucks" than for what, whereas the other is very hardworking man.

trumpeter The mosquito is a little animal of the family of mosquitoes that feed on residue left on the plates of Coke. It is a proud ... puff! Y solo porque tiene espiritrompa, y ¡claro! Llega a un sitio donde hay escarabajos peloteros.

- ¡Yo tengo espiritrompa! ¡Yo tengo espiritrompa! ¡Y chupo sangre y no mierda como vosotros! - y ante esto, los peloteros, que son más bien achaparraos, cogen cada depresión… los pobres. ¡Claro! Porque ellos no tienen de eso, de espiritrompa, quiero decir.

- Pero hijo – les digo yo – y a ti que más te da. Si para la porquería de espiritrompa que tienen les debería dar vergüenza. Si les debería pasar como a nosotros que cuando la tenemos pequeña nos da vergüenza we see it. If it were like butterflies, still, still, but if one is well and compared butterfly is like a "party blowers." But do not ignore me and suffer more than the holy Job. With how good they are and how little justice done to them.

Dung beetles, have been working since the Jurassic. By then, more than 200 million years, came a dinosaur in the middle of a meadow let out a cake of thirty-two hundred kilos grams, and nobody knows how they find, but when there appeared a dung beetle making a ball, and unless you think about it and got his friend Joaquin if Genaro uncle, his father The pellets, his grandfather, platoons, cousins \u200b\u200band entire family. It Liab balls and all to do in half an hour the field was cleaner and more polished than the plate of the cathedral of Santiago.

I guess you have seen. Make a ball bigger than them, and are rolling into a hole, but watch out ... here's the kicker. We go with his ball into the hole, and another on the same road again for another, because if you have seen in a documentary, which goes with the ball, makes the other dribble that leaves him sitting. Dung beetles have invented football! And not just the soccer ball! They also invented the ball! The hole is the goal, each ball is put a goal and the ball do them without having to import it .. de de de ... Taiwan. Therefore that the English invented the game is a lie. Lying slut and whore! It was invented by dung beetles, and the top scorer in the history is Pele, but a guy named Eustace, who 69 million years ago got 17264 goals and that did not live more than one and a half, died in an accident work because a diplodocus cegarrito stepped on, when I had a ball and insurance would not bear the costs because he was not given alta en la Seguridad Social.    

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Alfonso Calle 14 January 2008

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PROTECTION FOR THE CHAPEL OF LLANES

PROTECTION FOR THE CHAPEL OF LLANES

Document sent to City Council in 2002 Albendea

CITY: Albendea (BASIN)
DOCUMENT: REPORT
PROPERTY: Albendea development consultancy
ARCHITECT: GARCIA ALFONSO
STREET DATE: MAY 2002

MEMORY ; DESCRIPTIVE

SUBJECT:

The purpose of this paper is to describe the works necessary for the protection of the remains of the "HERMITAGE LLANES" located in the municipality of Albendea, municipally owned and the budget needed to carry it out.

CUSTOM AUTHOR:

The order is produced by the Hon. Albendea City Council established in Albendea, Plaza of Spain No 1 and ID: P-1600600 I, represented by its Mayor-President D. Jesús García Pérez.

SITUATION:

Llanes The chapel is on the left side of the road Albendea Priego, at the height of 20.200 km.

work you intend to MAKE :

1: Description of the existing building :

The "shrine" at present, in a state of total abandonment, is reduced to a header that is still standing, consisting of three semicircular apses covered by vaults furnace bottom. The three vaults above end, in elevation, in an arc with the same radius as the triumphal arch, separating the head from the rest of the ship. The square comprising four arches are covered by a roof or corner monastic cloister, whose nerves started from the meeting of two arches supported by stone corbels in the form of a truncated pyramid. Nerves in the main vault and cloister are built of blocks of stone thin and great song, which explains why they have endured for centuries the great weight of the roof that seems made of filler material.

The stone masonry walls are light (sinter) together with lime mortar, and arches of the apse and the triumph of solid brick.

brick was not used exclusively by Arabs, so it is not sufficient grounds for undetermined as Mozarabic, since neither in forms or types of answers sets the style and earlier, the Romans used it in most of its buildings, both public and private.

In the center of each of the apses there are three splayed windows crumbling, yet there is no trace of them and yes archivolt based building blocks of stone similar to those can be seen in the arches of Roman buildings, both of the Eastern Empire and the West, for example in the Imperial Palace of Byzantium or the remains of the walls of Constantinople.

Under the floor of the head of the building there is a crypt with a Greek cross, settled with barrel vaults and groin in the game. They are made of brick and coated with lime mortar. The crypt is illuminated by three embrasures, one in each of the apses.

whole description has been made so far is only the head of the building, located in the eastern part of it. The building is oriented, as most Roman religious buildings of the west ledge. The main hall has a length of 23 m. and the same, is attached another body in the southern part of the same length and should go to meet the fourth lobe, still standing, that ends the header. All this means that the approximate dimensions of the building were of 30 m. long and 10 wide. Presumably, the main body was composed of a single ship, as no fragments were observed inside of pillars, which would suggest a wooden deck. As for the side walls of the nave, are made, also, of masonry, as seen in a cloth that still remains.

As you can see, the dimensions of the building, contrary to what can be inferred by its generic name like "chapel", are not as small as they say in some writing and sufficient to serve a population of some entity as seems to guess the extent of the remains found in the town of Cesme.

After this analysis can lead to road conclusions and some questions that should dispel the authorities on the subject.

• There is absolutely no indication in the Romanesque style in the construction described, nor in the type of floor of the building or walls, or in their windows or on their decks, so do not be attributed to Roman times after the S. Cuenca XII.
• You can not attribute a Visigothic descent because those did not provide any new construction techniques (the unknown). His contribution, from the architectural point of view, was limited almost exclusively to introduce stone and ornate capitals.
• Mozarabic There is no affiliation and for the reasons stated above, in connection with the use of brick and because in the area, although there was a strong foothold in the kura Arabic of Santaveriya (Santaver, Ercávica) in Cañaveruelas, people who occupied these lands were Berbers, inhabitants of the Rif mountains of Morocco, with dedication secular culture grazing and poor that has left no other singular architecture as described even in Santaver, despite being the capital of that, call it, a province that included Arab and the lands of Albendea and Priego. Moreover, the low period of the conquest of Cuenca by Minaya Alvarfanez 1,085, barely 20 years, seems to me insufficient to build a unique building as described.

dismissing these possibilities, we are left only turn back time and go to the last dates of the Roman occupation.

Late S. IV, the Roman Empire, formerly divided into two, had been reunited by Theodosius the Great, son of a landowner in the central plateau. Those times are the remains of a Byzantine basilica clear influences that are currently excavating Carranque (Toledo). Among the remains found there, and those described in this article show certain similarities in the plant (with semicircular apses as in our case) and mating systems and constructive of both buildings. Mother, a renowned general of the empire of the East and uncle of that emperor was, apparently, the developer of the construction of the basilica in his later years. Once removed from the battlefields back to the lands that were born in the area of \u200b\u200bBatres and possibly were the same light he saw himself Emperor Theodosius.

It thus appears that the influence of construction techniques, they who came from Byzantium to Hispania and more easily to our land near Toledo. Either way, the floor of the building studied closely resembles the many known examples of Byzantine architecture, both in plant solutions as vaults, windows or building materials. Similarities that are, relatively speaking, from the vaults of the same Hagia Sophia, or the tanks of Byzantium, in the defensive walls of Constantinople in the Imperial Palace in the churches of Santa Irene or of Saints Sergius and Bacchus, Saint Demetrius of Thessaloniki and the Theotokos in Constantinople. Specifically, the crypt reminiscent in form to the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia built between 425-433. Asked

this hypothesis with Doña Concepción Poyatos Butler, an expert Roman archaeological sites, a descendant of La Frontera and Carrascosa de la Sierra, who has worked for some years in that Carranque digging, and it does at present in the reservoir, and the same Roman, Claudia Baelo in Cadiz, I was fully confirmed this hypothesis in the light of the explanations and several photographs taken in itself " hermitage. "

the environment has a singularity added. Directly across the river Escabas, compared to Cesme, lies a rocky promontory 60 m. between levels with regard to the river, which is called "El Castillo". It remains have been found Celtiberian, something perfectly logical, since by its form corresponds to the type of Celtiberian settlements in the area, what we call "castles" (Castrillo), small forts in which dwelt the people of those times, characterized by its inaccessibility, proximity to rivers and dominant position on a fertile plain or rich area for grazing. In a similar location are the Castle of Seven Counts of Tobar (Bete), the Castillo de La Hoz de Beteta, the Castle Sotarraña Carrascosa de la Sierra, the El Corbatón of Santa Maria del Val or the Llano Castillo of Armallones (Guadalajara).

We, therefore, with a real history lesson at hand, accessible, within the municipal area and close to Priego Albendea immediately and Guadiela course, this river, which has on its banks one of the best archaeological heritage in Spain, as the one described should add, not counting multiple settlements Celtiberian, Recópolis deposits, and those of the Monastery Ercávica Servitano.

All these data should add to the appearance in the crypt of a baptistery flanked by Doric columns that definitely seems to confirm the age that is assumed to "chapel", the late S. IV.

This impels us to affirm that we have a unique piece of architecture in English: -CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS BUILDING THE OLDEST STANDING OF SPAIN .

2 º : Action which aims :

Given the singular importance of the "shrine", both from a historical standpoint, and from the archaeological, architectural, etc, an immediate and very urgent, given the deteriorating state of the head of the existing building is to protect it so that it can ease the progress of that damage.

Given the responsibility that comes with any kind of action is necesaria la presencia de un arqueólogo para el examen y control de toda la actuación. Para ello propongo que se haga cargo del cometido necesario a Dª Concepción Mayordomo Poyatos, arqueóloga, que al margen de muy experta en la arqueología de la comarca por su ascendencia de la misma, ha excavado en yacimientos romanos en Israel, y lo que es más importante, en Carranque (Toledo) durante 4 años, a las órdenes de D. Dimas Fernández Galiano, director de la excavación, y actualmente y desde hace tres años en el yacimiento, así mismo romano, de Baelo Claudia en Cádiz.

La actuación que se plantea es la construcción de un edificio totalmente diáfano, de metal structure, consisting only of pillars and a roof. The enclosure would consist of a metal gate from the outside so you can see the building.

Cover, with which we intend to avoid the effects of rain, snow and its nefarious effects due to humidity and Hellas, Moorish tiles would end in "Old Red."

Since the total remains of the building are inscribed in a rectangle of 30x10 m. to safeguard the building would have a plant protection of 40x15 m. Thus avoid any impact on potential archaeological remains. However when carry out earthworks for the excavation would be made by hand in anticipation of the appearance of debris that we ignore at this time and under the supervision of the archaeologist responsible. Logically

not be done any sill to the ground left intact in the face of subsequent archaeological excavations.

Building height would be 8 m. to safeguard the existing height of the apses and also facilitate future action on the cover of the same, so that between the coronation of the existing building and the roof is raised, could make their work operators responsible for the future restoration of the roof of the chapel.

The work to be done to raise the metal structure due to the ease with which this type of structure would offer if it became necessary to remove upon completion of the restoration work of the chapel.

In summary, we propose a construction that meet three basic features in my view entirely:

• Able to protect what already exists so you can stop the progress of deterioration of the "shrine"
• done with the utmost clearness so that without impeding the view from outside the existing building, will safeguard access to the curious.
• give it a provisional nature of dignity, so that their possible future removal means no replenishment problem around the state that is considered ideal.

work arises, should in my view, constitute only a first step in acting on the chapel, with the following possible the restoration and rehabilitation of the same

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VALUATION OF WORK DESCRIBED :

The estimated value of the actual execution of the works is estimated at hundred and eight thousand euros, and BUDGET LIQUID ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND euros.

Carrascosa de la Sierra, May 2002

THE CITY COUNCIL THE ARQUITECTO

Fdo. D. Jesús García Pérez                       Fdo. Alfonso Calle García

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On May 21, 2011, at 86 years old, died Andrés Vaca Page, the only remaining component of the group of founders of the poetry magazine " The Paper Mill "created with Eduardo de la Rica, Valdivielso and Amable Miguel Cuenca.

Page Andres Vaca was born in the Nogueras Albalate in 1924.

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"Stay with Cuenca" hanging houses wraps as a gift to visitors

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Campaign

support the tourism sector in the province funded by the Diputación de Cuenca and managed by the Tourism Foundation of Cuenca to seize the opportunities brought by the arrival of the AVE.

The hanging houses wrapped in gift paper and a big red bow. This is the shocking start of the campaign "Stay with Cuenca " aimed at promoting tourism in Cuenca as an attractive and surprisingly, as a gift to visitors. It starts also with the desire to seize the opportunities brought by the arrival of the AVE that connects Madrid and Valencia Basin, the first and the third English city.

The campaign, funded by the Diputación Provincial de Cuenca and managed by the Fundación Turismo de Cuenca, will last until next October and includes new promotional initiatives, especially significant in the final section, designed by the specialized company " Pantry." These include competitions on the website ( http://www.quedateconcuenca.com/ ) where participants can access real gifts as weekend trips dedicated to culture, gastronomy, leisure and adventure ...

This new aspect of the Hanging Houses, as most important monument and symbol of identity, is maintained for the next two weeks. The presentation took place today at the Parador Nacional de Turismo in the presence of numerous media outlets and national Cuenca. The event also counted with the assistance, among others, the President of the Diputación Provincial, Juan Avila, the president of the Fundación Turismo de Cuenca, Borja Garcia, and director of The Pantry , Alfredo González.

Avila noted that the first impression "is absolutely spectacular " and he was "happy and satisfied has started the promotion campaign in the capital and the province of Cuenca to the County Council undertook a few months ago. Congratulate the Foundation and the company that has done because it was attention and I am absolutely convinced that we will achieve . "

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also the head of the provincial institution stressed that " Basin is a great tourist destination, has many possibilities. Now that the AVE has reached Cuenca van to 3 million people pass through the station this year. We have 3 million opportunities for people passing through here to come to Cuenca, stay, spend and that means for the tourism sector to generate wealth and employment. To exploit this potential provided by the AVE is why starts this season. "

" Stay with Basin is part of a Tourism Promotion Plan of the province as may be financed through an agreement signed last week between the Provincial de Cuenca and Tourism Foundation. The agreement provides for a contribution of 509,500 euros from the provincial institution from the surplus achieved last year. The Tourism Promotion Plan also includes agreements with RENFE to cheapen and facilitate access to Cuenca via AVE, primarily from stations in Madrid and Valencia, with a lower price by 50% at the usual rates for a minimum stay of two nights between week. It also is negotiating with tour operators to market online package tours in order to promote and help sell Basin as a tourist destination. ******************************

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PEDRO DE LORENZO WAS ALSO

YOUR BEAUTIFUL GREEN GLASS

Almost, almost tree studded the solar Cuenca, Pedro Lorenzo, Extremadura he proposes compliments to the river, the hill on the river again, proclaimed on the mysteries, sweet, guto, a word, stuck to its secrets by the unusual inquiry. I am Pedro de Lorenzo one afternoon in July or August "," do not know now, a summer afternoon rocking him the chant of the old, squeaky chair, registration details to beat Minimum clearance, road through the rocky road or land may, at the foot of the cliff, a resident of garden, looking up where ever poured rigor of its neighbor to the sickle verse. And Peter says Totundo: There is Federico de Cuenca. I've left some lines to Fray Luis. Peter writes of the Friar Lawrence belmonteño, cabd precious stones, calligraphy mixed success with a resounding reason to past ancestors arrived in Cuenca when that conquest.

Pedro, stone, rock, rock, hard second, also like a green glass for the view of Cuenca. I look up and down, discover and record, happy for the meeting of the corner and its facade, vertical to the altar chants foscuras, green all through it, plant, eternal teenage witch incredible lozanuras and smoothness of the word. Continuous complimented the city, the environment, man of the hill, viejero of Pillars, added as an ivy to show the limestone frieze, lucky visitor mágicos.Y secrets I've seen the word loose, golden, light wind and other church-still somewhat theatrical then mine, "the oreosas, ampullae judge, in a tribute to the poet of Cuenca.

window has opened, or maybe no window? - Slowly and broad vocational fog at the bottom of the sickle, kneeling on the floor as poplar, rediscovering the mysteries, pleasant amúlelo handler or glass. Because again, Pedro de Lorenzo has a green glass or blue or crimson-to see this landscape that reveals to him the minute, the viewer of the rocks, the lair of a city that grows in the eyes every hour and every day when you open "if you open it or what was said," when open, I mean the window. Occurs after the miracle fruit set in the shadow of his prose dazzles the writer, makes designing adventures. But Peter would rather walk by the rivers: Júcar green, green like Gerardo. Or the silver-Basin became stupidity in highway lighting. Or is that Peter is chipping in funds Huécar undetectable. Guest of Huécar

, trumpet for Júcar in orchestrating their English rivers always precious diamond prose, contained and released, free to the woes of himself. Pedro prose writer, writer Pedro, Pedro creative youth. Pedro crier. What? Whose preacher he is, this writer of shades like gold? Cuenca flowers and leaves him with the processions, and the story and characters, with the basin to which it first in line of their desires and their loves. Who has placed the name right there shaking like a leaf, early as the morning dew? It's Pedro de Lorenzo who sings the Holy Week in Cuenca.

holes are filled the pages true to the chronic and the man she loves come to town and says grace. In the paper, the gallery, chat and confidence. Pedro Cuenca Lorenzo is something that penetrates and smells, tastes, and feels. For even him, the chronicler of the English rivers, has, has, retains, possesses, uses his strange talisman green glass on the dreams of Cuenca, Pedro de Lorenzo wrote resounding reference Candaules King, Andre Gide, hiding its shadow the contact of glass through which the parade is sure of the history of Cuenca.

I would like to continue seeing this writer Extremadura that feels and tastes like Federico, Pedro Lorenzo and Cuenca.

VIRGIN BASIN

Pedro de LORENZO

In principio erat verbum ... In the beginning, the word that tall archangel lyric Federico necromancy, Federico de Cuenca. There the word was a word Cuenca; believed in Cuenca, the reality of Cuenca, on parole, his word. He defended himself in a pout at times ironic, at once caught, fervid, suasive, that yes, there was a land, a stone, called Cuenca.

his word to his feet figures, painted landscapes. Not freed us from the confusion: Cuenca, the Enchanted City. But that magic serraniega City, geological fantasy, it appears that Basin is not in town, but leagues above, Júcar against the current, rocks broken off to one side to another side, celestial sentinels of the road to the top of the Diocese.

we refused to lay eyes on the map. We thought. His word, and the principle Cuenca. Suffice to climb the slope of Ocaña, to lobby and contemplation of the memory of the master - that of good coat -, who came to seek death in his villa and take it, tired knight, boy Escorial Uclés: the master Don Rodrigo Don Rodrigo Manrique, ashes of rebirth, a mirror of tombstones:

Here lies dead man

What is your name alive

His own son, the commander, looking for the reasoning of singing, remembering. Until he died, years here and in that century, in Santa María del Campo Santa Maria Basin, wounded in view of the castle by villains Garrimuñoz Villena, Cuenca arms with vigor and witchcraft amatory, evil spells, errant step.

planted In the master, Jorge Manrique inquisitorial rounds with only one destination of Don Alvaro de Luna bastard, a man of Cañete. The Posada del Sol, in Canete, by the way of Teruel; Don Alvaro, constable, war and ultimately giving his cousin consort under the Marquis de Villena, Enrique de Villena or bewitched bewitching.

Villena in their manors, where the lawyer flew to Rome Eugenio Torralba riding hood, and about to pen epic pages of Eugenio d'Ors. That, Torralba, in Iniesta, writing delusions and moralities: Book of aojamiento, Treaty of consolation.

East, to another character, Johan Fernandez de Valera, desolate basin. Not just him, physical and prelates from the pineapple will require capital, and Villena up a Treaty of leprosy at the request of the teacher in Cuenca Alfonso, medical note; and even posthumous influence Fray Lope de Barrientos, king's confessor, a Dominican bishop, who sacked him in life and after death leads to weeding two truckloads of books and papers.

Don Juan Manuel, de Alarcón to El Provencio, covering the race, contemplative Belmonte, and with the intuition that one day, escape to get monk Belmonte in Salamanca, and they want me the fame says, a boy, suffered Quixote under the glorious name of Fray Luis de León.

Quixote, say San Clemente. Vote for Rus!, Swears Sancho at the output of Knight in the lands of La Mancha, Cuenca bias, thinking of Aragon: The Stain Montearagón. Only

before, Huet, born one for friar of the order of children, he is sensitive to the poetry of the people, bringing to sacred songs under the signature of Fray Ambrosio Montesino. Isabel the Catholic, and prompted the latest song: the song of death, the verses he read or heard in the supreme trance.

De Cuenca Don Gil de Albornoz out, " great Cid of states Church." When called to account of his journey, Don Gil Grand Captain of the divine, the Administration responds stingy throwing the keys of the cities that took.

Mota del Cuervo, against which the streets are cut blue marble of molinos: moliendo y amolando, en el lema de Federico Muelas. Tarancón para un alto, viajeros de Madrid-Cuenca, cuna de frentistas como Melchor Cano o duques consortes de reinas, Fernando Muñoz, precedente de alas cortadas de mi paisano Godoy.

¿Paisanos? Paisanísimos: Cuenca de la Casa de recogidas, del obispo Sebastián Flores Pavón, hijo único, nacido en Casas de Don Antonio, muerto en Cuenca, la Cuenca de mis muertos: Petrvs Lavrentivs , lápida en La catedral; Lorenzo de Lorenzo, el camposanto de canónigos, caído arma al brazo a la defensa de la plaza.

Cuenca toda, de los países en que íbamos alzando sus figuras, mientras Federico nos leia Montesinos or ditties he gnashed their teeth in the recitation of the Sonnets with sandstone, " so dry that if I wanted to spit. .." Worship, not circumvented Góngora and stood at Gerardo Diego, ecstatic Sensory Júcar greens, including silver poplars, thalamus and many poplars, suicide, what fault?

Tormos, torques, or that rite top-Cuenca, Cuenca-of the vertical pit; Basin forests that represent us as the sleeping girl who seduces and imprisons Ramon Ledesma Miranda, a beautiful teenage witches or he becomes Eugene Montes when, his head bandaged, simulator of a skull trepanation to Apollinaire, escapes from the spell, seen and unseen his chair at the school, Alfonso VIII institution where a quarter of a century here, or knew of his adventure and his destiny and had to ride him a tribute to legalize those frustrated inauguration. Federico

Until he managed to settle Ruano, César González-Ruano. We started to go to Cuenca. Only this is already very little virginal. And have to type for the title of Cuenca revelation. My virgin Basin, revealed in the sky and stone, the year fifty-six years fifty-seven.

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For Miguel Jimenez Monteserin

Professor of Modern History of

College "Gil de Albornoz"

Magazine Basin ", No. 10, Second Semester 1976

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geographical and administrative spaces called provinces, like any other instrument of government, it is evident that they have been subjected to the vicissitudes derived from the progressive strengthening of called modern state along the old regime, obtained by the Liberal brand new system, known to enjoy life more frustrated attempts during its first, precarious, 1812 and 1821 trials. Nor is no secret to anyone not happy over the decision of those whose precarious initial authority has grown to the extent that bureaucratic systems would obtain the necessary rationalization. It

well-known fact that the current provincial division, dating from as early as the RD of 30 November 1833, being one of the first fruits administrative, those looking for greater efficiency when the transmission of decisions of the central, regional realities ignored or historical, defining entities with a geographic and demographic balance on the map, but very far from the realities of individuals and the natural regions they contained. Concludes with the aforementioned decree, for the moment, a development originating from a very confusing set of entities, most case, frequent intake of random historical past of the regions, which were merely the outward manifestation of that fragmentation of power that the old regime inherited and preserved from the Middle Ages.

the province of Cuenca also has been obviously a process of evolution in its geographical composition over time, which is only a consequence.

Map 1

Without come to be an exception: all the others, his very name puts us on constantly track the assignment of their territories to the general supervision of a city with the unique strategic characteristics of Cuenca, is a cause of a military nature, expression of the needs of the Spain of the Reconquista, and even the exercise of real power difficulties in the early stages of the latter, subsequently went through.

Until the late fifteenth or early sixteenth notion of civil province escapes obligation to either a geographic space as fragmented politically as the Spain of the Five Kingdoms, you do not know, usually another space organizational system that clusters of villages around the towns and cities of the Crown or mastery of which were the administrative district or "earth." All this, while it is expression of approaches which makes the Christian advance in Muslim territory on the edge of the XII and XIII. It is still slow time of occupation of the territory, supported on certain municipalities, whose importance has been great or not in the past, but which now relies as landmarks of special defensive value. The repopulation of these places and their surrounding area is mainly done in two ways, either by recognizing its future residents a forum or giving them the estate of a nobleman to this attempt to bring in relevant subjects. Find examples of both approaches in our province. Cuenca and Huete may miss the first prototypes, being divided the "land" in both cities in the corresponding sexmería, while Moya Alarcon or show a corresponding organization of an elegant terrazzo, and this is his trait homogenization.

The turbulent Spain of the Middle Ages was, in fact, ideal circumstance to allow the monarch a proper exercise of authority over his subjects, and you must therefore wait for the consolidation of it, to be derived from the personal unification of the territory that made the Catholic Kings, to be watching the progressive operancia the administration that he gained as a result of the inclusion of real power brokers in those key points of the territory, showing special concern for the effective control of it.

most likely and motivations of a fiscal nature, no doubt were performed at this time the first attempts by the state administrative, proceeding in some cases the addition of these various government alluded to above, which, in itself, came also setting higher nature others called kingdoms or states when it was more or less extensive regions in which the nobility was the exclusive domain.

Map 2

The prestige of the city of Cuenca and the fact he finished second to leaving Huete is most likely due to the fact of having become Episcopal Headquarters 1183, also becoming the alleged heir to the use of the time of the ancient seats and Ercávica Segóbriga Gothic, with which it wanted to establish a canonical and historical continuity, since it was generalized ideology "restorative" he intended to do revive what had been destroyed by the Muslim invasion. The fact is, in short, that an ecclesiastical bureaucracy, already firmly established, the Roman use, over large regions of the peninsula for those dates, settle their real at that point, and since he proposed the task of controlling the space that had been progressively being added to the miter Cuenca, provided a basis of particular importance to use a precarious state whose government means would this be a manifestation among many others.

Guardianship and hierarchical land tax by the Church, it is evident that took place at the military occupation of it if you look at the level immediately to the bishop were standing in those places that we have previously referred to as special protective capacity. Huete, Cuenca, Moya and Alarcon, were turning on in as many venues archdeaconry, charge it with enough attention in the early medieval town hall, but eventually went to the category of mere honorary distinction, not governmental, but the economic preeminence made them highly prized in every age. The archpriest, initially immediate subordinates, peers, practically, in later times settled in villages of less importance, and also protect their management took place at the made from them by the civil power holders on the newly founded villages or occupied, placing, as far as possible, a cleric in every one of them.

joint examination of the maps I and V, made from testimonies of times very close, offers a remarkably similar shape for both, despite making reference to specific constituencies in each case. We must dispense with the peoples of de Molina, typical of the province, although annexed to the bishopric of Sigüenza, and a few, now located in Albacete, but added to the Cuenca jurisdiction then be real and act as border to the great estates of the Military Orders, located in the southern sub-plateau.

Map 3

Both maps show, moreover different organizational balance. While the former shows a greater complexity in the southern area with a larger number of subdivisions, second, by contrast, covers almost the entire area under the jurisdiction Mancha episcopal under the generic appellation Arciprestazgo de Alarcón. The domain division mayordomías Episcopal offers V the map was intended to obtain the maximum benefit in the economic and fiscal management of the ecclesiastical revenues, and therefore the image is strange that both the above, as the map VI presented in a more effective implementation Church or at least more intense on the areas north and west, to the same extent that the settlement had also been more careful about these areas, but none comes to mind explanation for this apparent neglect, which was controlled by an area that would be, well then, the richest in the diocese. Think of the relative remoteness of it in respect of the episcopal see, is entirely convincing, nor the special zeal with which could safeguard its preeminence the Archdeacon of Alarcón, as the case that higher income participants in the area were decimal council members, which for the same purpose, had adopted a fairly careful about the other areas also were.

However, a glance and greater consistency and balance in general presents the diocese, but does reaffirm the idea that all ecclesiastical bureaucracy and hierarchical subordination and control of the territory had achieved some degree of rationalization efficiency and therefore could not reach the civil administration until centuries later.

II The map is certainly far removed in time from those just discussed, but overall, its boundaries are to coincide. There's something about him that distinguishes it from I, if we compare the internal organization of space that both show, and this is putting us on notice about the new political winds that breathe the enlightened monarchy.

Map 4

not yet reflect a perfect spatial coherence, because if you look at who has tried to structure the administration and provincial government four games organized around the four main towns, Molina, Cuenca, Huete and San Clemente, still appear, nevertheless, enclaves of a party in another and these are the small spaces on the map are isolated within the party. However, even without ignoring the reality of the manorial system as an administrative and political disintegration, the Bourbon State seems to aspire to get their own identity to do so by an organization of territory that is unique, also designing a simple picture of it to achieve greater tax efficiency of its inhabitants at the same time, and it seeks to eliminate as many barriers as possible to traditional history. It is known that, notwithstanding such good intentions, yet Spain in the late eighteenth century had the chaotic image of a feudal regime still alive and active, although the State was getting the necessary streamlining administration, claiming an increasingly complex, as seen in the map III.

Neither of the two attempts on target is completely discharged, as if in case there are enclaves of some other provincial parties in both remains the absurdity of the keys in the neighboring provinces. Peoples perfectly integrated in the provincial area, and Torralba, Salmeron, Alcocer Valdeolivas or were included in Guadalajara, while the situation Huélamo him a Commendation santiaguista and villages of Haro, each jurisdiction Orders territory belonged to Toledo. A positive step seems to have been, however, with the elimination in 1804 of de Molina, linking it more logical to the territory of Guadalajara, which evidently was part of a more coherent way that a province that you saw a sharp separated. APA also pray in it a number of additions of La Mancha to the south towns which had increased the already considerable economic weight of the Party of San Clemente on the provincial assembly.

Map 5

Map IV, the product of the work of the Cortes of Cadiz, in accordance with Article 11 of the Constitution of 1812, shows the possibilities that the final abolition of the feudal regime offers outlining an organization that, without ignoring altogether this historical background that determined groups of peoples can, aspires to a more balanced structure and autonomous provincial parties multiplied and became immediate predecessor of the current subdivision that just 21 years apart and many of whom have also defects Share.

Our conclusion to these few strokes is necessarily simple. The province of Cuenca, even within the internal regional diversity of its own, we are shown as one of the least damage suffered, in our opinion, as a result of liberal restructuring of the country, for forming a unit acceptable historical consistency.

Emerging from the purposeful grouping of successive administrative territories whose peoples had given the plan repopulating homogeneity, as designated these lands, and lordships alfoces by the Sierra and the Tagus River to the north by the border of Aragon to the east and the territories of the Order of Santiago in the west and south, just on this line would fit and border hesitation fit, since the rest of the boundaries showed a permanent rigidity along the Old Regime and have continued to be decisive in the new, since except for the removal of objectionable Requena Party affiliation Levantine and the loss of a few villages fluctuating in this southern boundary, which have become part of the new province of Albacete, the outlines of the historical configuration of Cuenca territory have been met.

Map 6

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