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The other 'movida': the years when the underground flourished in Tortosa

Summary by La Vanguardia
A city of conservative tradition, with a reputation of closed, patriotic and clerical, at a privileged crossroads on the banks of the end of the Ebro River, Tortosa wanted to transform itself in the 1980s by the hand of counterculture, taking advantage of the impulse and the desire to open the windows at last in the farewell of the Franco dictatorship.Continue reading...
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A city of conservative tradition, with a reputation of closed, patriotic and clerical, at a privileged crossroads on the banks of the end of the Ebro River, Tortosa wanted to transform itself in the 1980s by the hand of counterculture, taking advantage of the impulse and the desire to open the windows at last in the farewell of the Franco dictatorship.Continue reading...

·Granada, Spain
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La Vanguardia broke the news in Granada, Spain on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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