Tag: navarre
Viewpoints. Zangoza (Sangüesa) and Javier Castle in Navarre
Our English-language editor share his trip to Zangoza (Sangüesa) and Javier Castle
St. Francis Xavier: the Navarrese Saint who spoke in the “Biscayne”...
Today, December 3, is the feast day of St. Francis Xavier, as well as the Day of Navarre and the Day of the Basque...
Santi Lorente’s “Stories to Stay at Home (Los Cuentos del Confinamiento)”...
Many of our readers got to enjoy their daily dose of "Tales to Stay at Home" during the quarantine period, all of which were...
Zuberoa Aznárez from the Roncal: a lullaby from Zuberoa and a...
Here on the blog, every so often we enjoy bringing you Basque songs and groups that in we've some way found interesting.
We did so...
Basque Chronicles: 700 Killed in La Ribera: the Three Months of...
Santi Lorente is someone our regular readers will remember, thanks to the "Confinement Chronicles" he brought us throughout the first weeks of the pandemic,...
Víctor Zuluaga Gómez on the Nobility of the Basques: Better to...
On our daily search for articles related to anything and everything Basque, we recently came across a Colombian publication, EJE 21, which has an opinion...
Suakai surprises us with this interactive video of his ‘ezpatadantza’. ...
For those of you who've been following us a while, especially those of you who, like us, are fans of Game of Thrones will remember...
From Tudela: “Stories to Stay at Home” by Santi Lorente
Santi Lorente is a Navarrese from La Ribera of whom we're especially fond. We met him through his blog, because we discovered a project...
A guide to Basque museums, to take “virtual tours” and plan...
Having to stay at home these days because of COVID-19 has given us some time to draw up a list of Basque museums that...
A Navarrese microbiologist puts the coronavirus into perspective. Less panic...
Ignacio López-Goñi is a Navarre-born microbiologist and scientist with a PhD in Biology from the University of Navarre. The World Economic Forum has just published...