Introducing our towns
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Tarazona is a small, quiet city in Aragón, Spain with around 11,000 inhabitants. It is famous for its Mudejar art found in buildings like the Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de la Huerta and Palacio Episcopal. Another notable event is the Cipotegato festival held annually on August 27th where people throw tomatoes at a person disguised as Cipotegato. Monteagudo is a small town located on the border of Navarra and Aragon with around 1,100 people. It is characterized by the Castle of the Marquis of San Adrian and its Mudejar church. Its patron saint festivities are held annually from August 14th to
Introducing our towns
- 1. Pablo López, Mario Lamana, Iván Aguado, Maider Lostado Writing of our cities
- 2. Tarazona, Aragón, Spain: Tarazona is a small and quiet city that is located in Aragón near to the Moncayo. The oldest remains of the current Tarazona date from the end of the first century b.C. It currently has about 11.000 inhabitants. Tarazona is famous for its mudejar art that can be observed in the "Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Huerta", "Palacio Episcopal", "Iglesia de San Miguel Arcángel" among other examples. Another thing for which Tarazona is famous is for the Cipotegato that takes on 27 of August where the people throw tomatoes to a person who appears disguised as Cipotegato.
- 3. Monteagudo, Navarra, Spain: Monteagudo is a small town located on the border of Navarra and Aragon. It has around 1100 people and is characterized by the Castle of the Marquis of San Adrian and its Mudejar church. Its patron saint festivities are from August 14 to 20, although the best party there is the Kintos. The Kintos are a party that takes place the first weekend of December and is dedicated to the fifth that turns 17 years.
- 4. Fustiñana, Navarra, Spain: Fustiñana is a village and a Spanish municipality of the Comunidad Foral de Navarra, in the municipality of Tudela, in the region of Ribera Navarra and 110 km from the capital of the community, Pamplona. Almost 2,500 people live there. It borders to the north and east with the Bardenas Reales
- 5. About the Corella art school: The Corella art school was founded in 1950 and has evolved yo this day. Within the school of art of Corella we have different studies like high school, higher cycles, middle grade cycles and higher graphic design studies. Inside of the baccalaureates there are two groups. Performing arts, music and dance and plastic arts, design and image.
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