Last hours of Lorca: The End

We will visit the city from the poet's point of view. But focusing on the places that are not known, that live in oblivion. We will start in the Mariana Pineda square and we will visit places such as the building where he received piano lessons or where his school was, a place where he became superstitious. We will also have to imagine them, since some buildings are demolished. However, the most exciting thing about this tour is that we will know the route that Federico García Lorca followed before leaving Granada on the way to the Barranco de Víznar (where he was assassinated). This experience will make you know (and sometimes feel) the last hours alive of a genius in Granada, his Granada. The city that cradled his poetic dreams and left him to his fate. In addition, I had the fortune to spend a wonderful morning having breakfast with Ian Gibson, one of the most important Hispanists of today (for me he is the best hehe). If at some point the poetry of Lorca has overwhelmed you, this route will stay with you.