Known as the loose verse of her family, Ana de Rojas is the only survivor of the five children that Eduardo de Rojas Ordóñez, V count de Montarco, had with his first wife, María Pardo-Manuel de Villena (three years after she died, the Falangist politician, cattle rancher and agricultural entrepreneur married socialité Charo Palacios, mother of her two younger children). Ana spent her childhood in the Palace of Montarco, a Renaissance-style build…
Known as the loose verse of her family, Ana de Rojas is the only survivor of the five children that Eduardo de Rojas Ordóñez, V count de Montarco, had with his first wife, María Pardo-Manuel de Villena (three years after she died, the Falangist politician, cattle rancher and agricultural entrepreneur married socialité Charo Palacios, mother of her two younger children). Ana spent her childhood in the Palace of Montarco, a Renaissance-style build…