Showing posts with label Zaragoza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zaragoza. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
blog de luis
Luigi ha decidido revitalizar su blog. Y entre otras propuestas, unas cuentas fotos de nuestro viaje a zaragoza que no publiqué. Para los amantes de lo gore y de lo friki, meteros en El Blog de Luigi (lo de gore y friki es broma jaja). Saludos!
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Canción del día
Bob Sinclair ft SteveEdwards - World Hold On. Gran tema del verano, que me recuerda al viaje a Zaragoza
Bob Sinclair ft SteveEdwards - World Hold On. Great summer hit, which reminds me of the trip to Zaragoza
Bob Sinclair ft SteveEdwards - World Hold On. Great summer hit, which reminds me of the trip to Zaragoza
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Fotos y Videos de Zaragoza

Un payaso y la ristra de niños. A veces me sorprende, con la de niños que veo por la calle, que seamos el pais del mundo con el índice de natalidad más pequeño

El Pilar desde el puento romanico
En casa de la amiga de la prima, que nos dio las gracias por acoparle la casa un finde (¡qué buena gente somos!)
La Virgen del Pilar con todas sus flores
Monday, October 16, 2006
Weekend in Zaragoza
Great weekend in Zaragoza. It was the Virgen del Pilar festival, and it didn’t disappoint us. We left on Friday, after some “misiones”, and we got to Zaragoza for dinner. We had a wonderful evening at Luis uncle’s. It is funny how small the world is, because we realized that Luis’ uncle and I are related (our families come from Vic, a town in Barcelona). After that we went back to the car, change some clothes, brush our teeth (I don’t know why we didn’t do it in the apartment haha), and got ready to go out.
Zaragoza has a population of 660.000 people, but during this last week there were more than 1.500.000 people in town. After going out on Friday, we got some sleep until lunch on Saturday. We walked the city, and had lunch at a tapa’s bar. We spent the afternoon between parks and great shows on the streets. That’s something I love, seeing performances on the street, and during this past weekend we saw some wonderful ones.
Yesterday, after waking up late again (you know, when you go out too much…) I visited by my own the Catedral del Salvador, Zaragoza’s second cathedral, in addition to El Pilar Basilica. I have to say that it was the most beautiful thing I saw in the whole trip! Gorgeous. We had lunch (if we were in the States, you could have said we had dinner haha), and drove back to Madrid. Thank you Luis (the organizer), Guille, Javi, Teresi, Maria, Laura and Gato.
PS. I have some pictures and the camera here, but I don't have the wire to connect it to the computer...
Zaragoza has a population of 660.000 people, but during this last week there were more than 1.500.000 people in town. After going out on Friday, we got some sleep until lunch on Saturday. We walked the city, and had lunch at a tapa’s bar. We spent the afternoon between parks and great shows on the streets. That’s something I love, seeing performances on the street, and during this past weekend we saw some wonderful ones.
Yesterday, after waking up late again (you know, when you go out too much…) I visited by my own the Catedral del Salvador, Zaragoza’s second cathedral, in addition to El Pilar Basilica. I have to say that it was the most beautiful thing I saw in the whole trip! Gorgeous. We had lunch (if we were in the States, you could have said we had dinner haha), and drove back to Madrid. Thank you Luis (the organizer), Guille, Javi, Teresi, Maria, Laura and Gato.
PS. I have some pictures and the camera here, but I don't have the wire to connect it to the computer...
Friday, October 13, 2006
Sobre vagos y mañicos
Hoy, en Produban, estamos trabajando el Tato, Rita, Clifford y yo. Sí, por estas latitudes no queda nadie. Es un poco triste ver como todo el mundo debe estar festejando el día después de la Hispanidad y unos cuantos seguimos moviendo el país. Aunque visto de otra manera, no es tan malo tener jueves fiesta; ya me gustaría que todas las semanas fuesen como esta. Después de comer nos iremos a Zaragoza, a pasar el fin de semana. Me ha mucha ilusión. En casa nunca hemos sido nada folklóricos. Esto lo digo en toda la extensión del término, exceptuando el gastronómico. De fiestas populares españolas conozco pocas, pero ahora que tengo mi dinerillo, es hora de empezar a conocerlas jajaja.
Dentro de 2 semanas me voy un fin de semana a Sevilla con la ESN. Más viajes folklóricos jajaja. Un abrazo a todos los que trabajan hoy por el movimiento de este país de vagos y maleantes “puenteros":
Dentro de 2 semanas me voy un fin de semana a Sevilla con la ESN. Más viajes folklóricos jajaja. Un abrazo a todos los que trabajan hoy por el movimiento de este país de vagos y maleantes “puenteros":
Xevi
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