Also Known As: Arantxa Castilla-La Mancha • Born: 12/01/1997 She faced discrimination due to her sexual orientation and gender expression from a young age Inspired by the TV show “Hannah Montana,” Arantxa adopted her drag name and style Arantxa moved to Madrid to study Audiovisual Communication and discovered drag culture after attending a show by Supremme de Luxe She competed in the first season of “Drag Race España” in 2021 and joined the national tour “Gran Hotel de las Reinas” afterward She also became an ambassador for Madrid Pride’s high-heel race and a Jerez de los Caballeros Pride host Arantxa was announced as a contestant on “RuPaul’s Drag Race: UK vs the World.” She also co-hosts the podcast “Mientras Te Hacías El Eyeliner” with fellow drag queen Hugáceo Crujiente Arantxa Castilla-La Mancha’s drag name and aesthetic were inspired by her favorite childhood TV series “Hannah Montana,” reflecting her early creative influences and the resonance of its premise in her life Arantxa co-hosts the podcast “Mientras Te Hacías El Eyeliner” with fellow drag queen Hugáceo Crujiente providing a platform for engaging discussions and entertainment within the drag community Arantxa Castilla-La Mancha is an ambassador for LGBTQ+ events including Madrid Pride’s high-heel race and the Jerez de los Caballeros Pride demonstrating her commitment to community engagement and advocacy • Height: N/A• Nationality: Spanish• Show(s): RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs the World S2• Network(s): BBC• Guest Appearances: N/A • Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius• Children: N/A• Father: N/A• Mother: N/A• Siblings: N/A The Counts de Puñonrostro Foundation has unveiled its project for the refurbishment of a building it owns at Calle Dauíz 16 in Segovia It had served different purposes in the past (including for a caps factory) Drawn up by Alicia Gutiérrez de la Cámara (Segoviarquitectura) the renovation scheme was worked out with the aim of transferring the archives of the Counts of Puñonrostro to Segovia and making room for a permanent exhibition on the family’s history The gallery zone is organized in two levels and two volumes will maintain its overall structure and original architectural elements such as the Romanesque portal and the pointed Gothic arch inside The one behind – built in the 20th century to accommodate the factory which will be gutted to create a diaphanous space with the structure of an arcade – will organize its two stories around a central courtyard entered through the Travesía de las Canonjías among them as a deposit for the archives of the Counts of Puñonrostro there arent any match using your search terms Mission Statement: to assist the integration of foreign residents living in Spain and this is never more accurate than when you establish yourself as a foreign resident in a new country Being able to quickly familiarise yourself with the culture and customs can help ease the transition during a challenging time This is why Euro Weekly News makes it our mission to 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debt to them persuaded Pope Clement V to have them arrested in France and finally decree that they should be disbanded in 1312 This four days of celebration of the memory of the Knights Templar takes place in Jerez de los Caballeros between July 11 and 14 this year and starts with a Medieval Market and the following days concentrate on the events which led to their fall and what has become known as the assault on the Bloody Tower Although it is believed that the residents of the town had prospered under the occupation by the Knights Templar there was no way in which they could withstand the might of the forces unleashed by Pope Clement King Philip IV of France and King Ferdinand IV of Castile be made a knight or lady of the Knights Templar during the festival Subscribe to our Euro Weekly News alerts to get the latest stories into your inbox Euro Weekly News is the leading English language newspaper in Spain by delivering news with a social conscience we are proud to be the voice for 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make a user's experience more efficient The law states that we can store cookies on your device if they are strictly necessary for the operation of this website This website uses different types of cookies Some cookies are placed by third-party services that appear on our pages You can change or withdraw your consent at any time from the Cookie Declaration on our website and how we process personal data in our Privacy Policy Necessary cookies help make a website usable by enabling basic functions like page navigation and access to secure areas of the website The website cannot function properly without these cookies Preference cookies allow a website to remember information that changes the way the website behaves or looks Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites The intention is to display ads that are relevant and engaging for the individual user and thereby more valuable to publishers and third-party advertisers 1994-1995 SeasonOn 29th June 1994 Club Atlético Malagueño adopted the name Málaga Club de Fútbol becoming the first denomination constituted as a public limited sports company in the history of Málaga football the Blue and Whites played their first official match in Adra (Almería) on 4th September 1994 in which the team remained undefeated at the end of competition Antonio Benítez’s team achieved promotion to Second Division B in June 1995 by winning the final game of the playoffs against Jerez de los Caballeros at La Rosaleda a few days before the start of the 1997/98 season Fernando Puche took over from Federico Beltrán as president following an epic victory against Terrasa (4-1 with an unforgettable hat trick from Guede) During the first campaign in the Second Division Joaquín Peiró’s team achieved promotion with three matches remaining until the end of the competition after defeating Albacete at La Rosaleda on 30th May 1999 Catanha became the ‘Pichichi’ of the Second Division in Malaguista history and the Costa del Sol capital returned to the First Division 10 years later Málaga CF’s brilliant trajectory shone even more in the top flight The team secured permanency in its debut in the ‘League of the Stars’ (1999/00) Catanha also made Blue and Whites’ history by becoming the striker to score the most goals in one season in the First Division (24) Extremadura offers to share a rich religious heritage for tourist looking for cultural jewels such as the Monastery of Guadalupe where Christopher Columbus prayed to the Virgin before leaving Spain for the Discovery of America the epicenter of this route of religious tourism in Extremadura This is a region in Spain that is just west of Madrid and extends to the border of Portugal The Monastery of Guadalupe is the second most frequent pilgrimage place in Spain after “Santiago de Compostela” Guadalupe is also in a unique natural environment its Mudejar cloister and the temple are famous The Lady of Guadalupe travelled to America with Christopher Columbus and now is Patroness of Mexico and constitutes a legend in this Latin American country The discoverer and conqueror of Mexico was Hernán Cortés who was baptized in the church of San Martín de Medellin in Extremadura You can also visit the church of Saint Bartholomew in Jerez de los Caballeros This is where Emperor Charles V lived after his retirement and died surrounded by undisturbed nature in the privileged region of the North of Extremadura on your way to Yuste we recommend a visit to the German Cemetery of Guacos de Yuste where the remains of almost two hundred German soldiers are buried In “Fuente de Cantos” you can visit the interpretation center of Zurbarán one of the most important painters of the Spanish Golden Age There are also Zurbarán painting to be found at the “Colegiata de la Candelaria de Zafra y Llerena” (Collegiate Church of our Lady of the Candelaria in Zafra and Llerena) where this famous artist from Extremadura had his workshop The region can also be visited by enjoying the paintings of Divino Morales another illustrious painter from Extremadura   Outstanding is his work at the “Iglesia de la Asunción” (the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption) in “Arroyo de la Luz” But also visit the “Museo de la Ciudad de Luis Morales” (Museum of the City of Luis Morales) in Badajoz the Church of Saint Martin in Plasencia and the Church of Saint Martin of Trevejo in Sierra de Gata; Saint Mary of Almocóvar in Alcántara; “Rocamador de Valencia de Alcántara” in La Raya which borders with Portugal; “Higuera la Real” and “Barcarrota” Extremadura also has the smallest convent in the world founded in person by Saint Peter of Alcántara This is the place where the Saint slept sitting on a stone and resting his head on the trunk of a tree The convent is a symbol of contemplative life in the middle of the pasture land of Extremadura venerated in Extremadura is the Christ of Serradilla  Until the XVII Century this image of Christ was is the Royal Palace in Madrid Various and multiple miracles are attributed to this polychrome Christ who is standing embracing a large cross stepping on a skull Serradilla is in the north of Extremadura in the Province of Cáceres The Monastery of Tentudía is a mythical place that received its name based on a legend During the Spanish war against the Muslim domination of the Iberian Peninsula prayed to the Virgin Mary to stop the day in order to win a battle against the Arabs before the sun set The miracle was granted and in gratitude for the favor they built a monastery on the highest peak of the province of Badajoz It is believed that the Cathedral of Coria keeps an important relic which is a piece of the Tablecloth that was used during the Last Supper NASA scientists have certified similarities between this cloth and the cloth of the Holy Shroud of Turin A mystery that is worth seeing in this building shared as a diocese with the city of Cáceres where the statue of Saint Peter of Alcántara welcomes visitors but two are the Cathedrals in the city of Plasencia Very religious people lived in this city during the whole of the Middle Ages Zamora and the Collegiate of Toro and the choir stalls with erotic images are some of the jewels of these beautiful buildings the Basilica of Saint Eulalie of Mérida was a place of pilgrimage as the first Christian Temple built after the conversion of the Roman Emperor Constantine On the other hand the Cathedral of Saint Mary was probably the first headquarter of Christianity in the Iberian Peninsula The Cathedral of Badajoz is a Christian monument in a city with rich Arab legacy that also has artistic influences from Portugal Saint Mary Magdalene of Olivenza is the church where the Portuguese Manueline style is best depicted in Extremadura The columns of this church stand out and seem to evoke a ship holds treasures such as the emblematic tower of the Our Lady of Granada Church It consists of five bodies made in bricks topped with a balustrade terrace topped with four turrets Ceclavín is a small town in the Province of Cáceres It has a total of ten hermitages that are cared by the villagers and they also show them to tourist by just knocking on their doors La religión, como turismo, encuentra su patrimonio en Extremadura 宗教作为旅游在Extremadura文化遗产中不期而遇 planVE la guía de ocio de Extremadura Tu dirección de correo electrónico no será publicada Los campos obligatorios están marcados con * correo electrónico y web en este navegador para la próxima vez que comente Y no te pierdas ningúnevento que ocurraen tu ciudad Ahora ya estarásal día de todos loseventos culturalesde tu ciudad El que os podréis reservar para disfrutarlo y no para perderlo buscando aquí y allá qué hacer en vuestras horas libres Bastará con consultar nuestra guía de ocio online para estar al día de la oferta de ocio tiempo libre y turismo que atesora Extremadura Dos citas formativas integrarán la agenda cofrade del día de hoy en la Sala Salvador Díez del Conjunto Monumental del Alcázar se desarrollará la segunda ponencia del ciclo de divulgación patrimonial que organiza Delegación de Dinamización Cultural del Ayuntamiento de Jerez y que tendrá como protagonista al investigador y cofrade madrileño Enrique Guevara Pérez quien disertará sobre el “Patrimonio cofrade sevillano en la Semana Santa de Jerez” en la Iglesia de San Juan de los Caballeros arquitecto y profesor titular de la Universidad de Sevilla disertará sobre «La Restauración de la Capilla de la Jura de San Juan de los Caballeros« Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" 924 872 569 – 659 44 11 92 | info@ondacerosur.es 2025-05-06T06:40:34+02:006 de mayo de 2025 - 6:38 am| 2025-05-06T06:17:48+02:006 de mayo de 2025 - 6:12 am| 2025-05-05T16:06:04+02:005 de mayo de 2025 - 3:57 pm| Onda Cero Sur Extremadura es una cadena de radio española Asociados al grupo radiofónico Atresmedia Radio Tel.: 659441192 – 607818486 – 924872569 Diseño Web: MundoRed El 10 de mayo de 1981 -hoy se cumplen 40 años- un rayo descargó sobre la torre de la iglesia de San Juan de los Caballeros provocando el resquebrajamiento de la bóveda el hundimiento de la escalera de caracol y un incendio que se propagó por las dependencias donde la Hermandad del Amor guardaba todos sus enseres que tras el cierre del templo fue acogida en el convento de Santa María de Gracia para la celebración de los cultos y en la S Catedral -desde 1982 hasta 1987- para efectuar la salida procesional sufrió la pérdida de gran parte de su tesoro artístico provocando que la bendita imagen de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios tuviera que volver a procesionar en el paso del Santísimo Cristo del Amor tras haberlo hecho bajo palio desde 1978 a 1981 la Hermandad de la Vera-Cruz y la Archicofradía del Inmaculado Corazón de María en la iglesia de San Juan de los Caballeros tuvieron que buscar refugio en el colegio de los Marianistas de la calle Porvera y en la iglesia de la Victoria respectivamente La Hermandad de la Vera Cruz ha anunciado a través de sus canales oficiales que tras recibir los oportunos permisos de la Delegación Diocesana de Hermandades y Cofradías de la Diócesis de Asidonia-Jerez y de la Delegación de Movilidad del Ayuntamiento de Jerez con motivo de la festividad de la Exaltación de la Santa Cruz efectuará una salida procesional con el Santo Lignum Crucis a la finalización de la Solemne Eucaristía que se celebrará en la iglesia de San Juan de los Caballeros recorrerá a partir de las 21:00 horas el siguiente itinerario: Plaza de Melgarejo Calle Siete Revueltas y Plaza de Melgarejo concretamente los que realizan en Sialkot (Pakistán) los artesanos de Escodo Embroydery han llegado a la Semana Santa de Andalucía con unos precios que están rompiendo el mercado órdenes religiosas e incluso algunos talleres de bordados realizan sus encargos a estos artesanos pakistaníes que cobran un precio muy inferior a los que suelen cotizarse las piezas que podemos contemplar en Semana Santa o en los ajuares litúrgicos Un manto de terciopelo bordado en oro se puede adquirir por unos 7.000 euros aproximadamente la jerezana Hermandad de San Benito estrenará el próximo Martes Santo un manto de salida que lucirá su dolorosa titular diseñada por el jerezano Carmelo Argumedo Bernal ha sido confeccionada por los mencionados artesanos pakistaníes en terciopelo azul y sus bordados están inspirados en las capas de la Orden de los Caballeros del Espíritu Santo del siglo XVI además de los trabajos que han realizado ya para otras cofradías y formaciones musicales andaluzas este taller pakistaní también ha confeccionado una túnica bordada para otra cofradía de nuestra ciudad El bordado «low cost» ha llegado a la Semana Santa de Andalucía Y parece que la calidad de estas piezas puede conquistar el mercado cofrade La Hermandad de la Vera Cruz ha anunciado este martes el cambio de capataz en el paso de palio de Nuestra Señora de las Lágrimas el encargado de relevar en el puesto a Jesús Sánchez Linero quien hace unas fechas comunicaba a la junta de gobierno que preside Manuel Báez Martín su no continuidad por motivos personales Eduardo Biedma ya dirigió la cuadrilla de costaleros del paso de palio de Nuestra Señora de las Lágrimas durante los años 2015 y 2016 cuando ostentaba el puesto de capataz general de la cofradía también fue capataz del paso del Santísimo Cristo de la Esperanza