English-language talks to spotlight Benahavís tradition – CSN Information

A sequence of cultural talks aimed on the English-speaking group of Benahavís will happen from the tip of January till November, an initiative that can characteristic 5 classes hosted by distinguished audio system.

Organised by Comunicación y Creatividad Brutal communication consultancy company, together with the collaboration of the cultural division of Benahavís council, Speak Collection – Tales about Benahavís will happen at 5.30pm within the city corridor (Salón de Actos), apart from the opening session (28 January), which can be held at The Home of Movement, a bar positioned within the city centre.

All audio system will incorporate related and fascinating insights in regards to the historical past, life and tradition of Benahavís, offering a deeper understanding of the municipality’s wealthy heritage.

The cycle begins on Tuesday 28 January, when Esther Ráez, founding father of the consultancy company, will current Benahavís Widespread Tradition, a chat that focuses on the wealthy traditions and customs that make Benahavís distinctive.

John Julius Reel, a author and creator who has lived in Seville for over fifteen years, will current The Overseas vs The Acquainted (25 March), throughout which he’ll share his perspective on how the international and acquainted intertwine, drawing from excerpts of his memoir My Half Orange.

Others within the sequence are David Illsley’s Cultures of Andalusia (27 Could), which focuses on the successive cultures which have formed the area, with a specific give attention to the Islamic interval and its eventual subjugation by the Catholic Monarchs; and the Vikings in Al Andalus: the Normanni Uncover the South, (30 September) by Manuel Parodi, who will discover the fascinating historical past of the Vikings in southern Spain.

The cycle will end with Esther Ráez, who, together with a recap of the highlights of the sequence, will current Why Historical past is Necessary for You, which emphasises the significance of historical past in our each day lives.

Admission to all talks is free and open to the general public till full capability is reached.

For extra details about the sequence, contact Esther Ráez: 693792605.