The Authors
—Born Seville, 1975—
Art historian, writer, editor and co-founder of the literary portal zendalibros.com. A lecturer on the faculty of the Master’s Degree
in Art and Communication at Nebrija University, she writes articles for ABC and co-directs the Zenda-Edhasa classics publishing house.
—Born Seville, 1974—
Spanish painter and artist of international renown. Leal is one of the promoters of the Nave Oporto project, an influential multidisciplinary studio in Madrid. His paintings are included in prestigious Spanish and foreign collections and institutions.
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María José Solano and artist Miki Leal travel to Jerez, a city of literature and monuments, a synthesis of flamenco, horses and the world of wine.
Jerez is the city of flamenco, horses and wine. Above and beyond that cultural and Dionysian triad, however, the largest city in the province of Cádiz contains a rich history and a literary trail that can be traced back to the great Romantic travellers who came here during the 18th and 19th centuries. Its historic neighbourhoods and quarters, each different from the next, thrust up the bell towers and spires of their churches – and the memory of their ancient mosques – into the Cádiz sky. The town is surrounded by vineyards where seasoned vines take root, and its bodegas – dark and silent as cathedrals – are full of the promise of conversation and joy for what their casks contain.
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