Still only wins so far this season in the domestic competition as the Barça handball team have defeated Puente Genil 44-26 in the penultimate game of the year at the Palau Blaugrana The Andalusian side showed fight for the first ten minutes or so but couldn't do much against a very solid blaugrana side after half-time Barça scored 8 goals in practically 10 minutes but Puente Genil kept with them and by the 15th minute they had slowed the game down to stop the home side from pulling away as 4 goals by Carlsbogard and 3 by Cikusa helped increase the blaugranes' lead to eight by the 26th minute (17-9) The side from Córdoba then managed a couple of good plays before halftime to take the score to 19-12 a flood of goals mirroring the heavy rain falling outside the Palau Blaugrana in Barcelona Carlos Ortega made the most of the opportunity to give other players some time on the court making 18 saves to go with the 44 goals by he team to help confirm another blaugrana victory Carlos Ortega's side have two more Liga Plenitude games in 2024 and will be looking to end the first set of matches having won them all Árbitros: Ignacio García Serradilla - Andreu Marín Lorente 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 provide you with a free news resource in English that covers both regional and national Spanish news – anything that we feel you will benefit from knowing as you integrate into your new community and live your best life in Spain you can forget about translating articles from Spanish into awkward English that probably don’t make much sense Let us be your convenient and essential guide to all things that will likely affect you as a foreign resident living in Spain Christmas seems to arrive earlier and earlier each year switched their Christmas lights on in the town centre on Thursday the city in Galicia starts getting all Christmassy long before everyone else in the second fortnight of November it has been expected that the sound of Christmas tunes in shops along with sales of traditional Yuletide fare begins once the Halloween decorations are taken down but most municipal councils tend to leave the exciting lighting of the decorations until the first weekend in December has tended to bring that date forward by doing it a couple of weeks earlier However Puente Genil got there first in 2024 around a thousand local residents gathered in the town centre for the exciting ‘official’ start of Christmas illuminating decorations provided by the Ximenez Group a manufacturer of decorative lights who have a factory in the town Second place this year will go to Vigo in Galicia on Saturday, 16 November. 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BLACKSBURG – Virginia Tech defender Yonis Kireh has been called up by East African nation Djibouti to represent them on the international stage With the World Cup just a little over a year away qualifying matches have been underway as teams across the globe compete for a coveted spot in the tournament "I am excited for Yonis and the opportunity that he has this week," Hokies' Head Coach Mike Brizendine said "To be called to represent your country in international competition is an unbelievable honor." nicknamed "Riverains de la Mer Rouge" will play Burkina Faso on Friday March 21st followed by a match against Ethiopia on Monday March 24th this will be his first time being called up for a World Cup qualifier Djibouti is currently in last place in their group on one point from four matches against Egypt brings international experience to the Hokies he spent two years playing for Puente Genil in Spain He started for four of his eight appearances during the 2024 season finishing the season with two goals under his belt His first goal occurred during the Commonwealth Clash where he scored a header off a free kick in the 79th minute He was also notably one of the goal scorers in Virginia Tech’s most lopsided victory of the season when they defeated Winthrop 6-0 at Thompson Field UNLOCKCD AD San Fermín (Salerm Cosmetic Puente Genil FC) Stats 19 Wins / 11 Draws / 3 Losses in the Last 33 fixtures *Puente Genil's stats from Tercera Group 10 2024/25 Prediction Risk - UNLOCK This season in Tercera Group 10, Puente Genil's form is Excellent overall with 19 wins, 11 draws, and 3 losses. This performance currently places Puente Genil at 0 out of 18 teams in the Tercera Group 10 Table Puente Genil's home form is very good with the following results : 0 wins And their away form is considered excellent Puente Genil has scored a total of 59 goals this season in Tercera Group 10 More Over / Under / BTTS / Goals data are under the Goals tab More Puente Genil corner stats are available under the Corners tab * Average Goals Scored Per Match for Puente Genil in Tercera Group 10 2024/25 • Puente Genil scores a goal every 0 minutes in Tercera Group 10 • Puente Genil scores an average of 0 goals every game * Average Goals Conceded Per Match for Puente Genil in Tercera Group 10 2024/25 • Puente Genil has conceded a total of 24 goals this season in Tercera Group 10 • Puente Genil concedes a goal every 0 min • Puente Genil concedes an average of 0 goals every game Puente Genil's total goals per match is 2.52 This means that 13 of the 33 matches Puente Genil has played has ended in Over 2.5 Over / Under Goals are calculated from total match goals for fixtures that Puente Genil has participated in Puente Genil's ratio of Under 2.5 goals is 61% in the Tercera Group 10 2024/2025 season (20 / 33 matches) Over / Under 1H/2H Goals are calculated from both team's goals in that half UNLOCKCorners / Match * Average Corner Kicks per match between Puente Genil and their opponents in a single match Match corners is the total corners between Puente Genil and their opponent in the match Corners Earned = Puente Genil's corner kicks UNLOCKCards / Match * Average Total Match Cards per match between Puente Genil and their opponents in a single match Match cards is the total cards between Puente Genil and their opponent in the match * Not all matches have goal timings recorded for Puente Genil Cards and Corners in these tables are total between both teams * Not all matches have goal/corner/card timings recorded for Puente Genil * Average Shots Per Match for Puente Genil in Tercera Group 10 2024/25 Puente Genil's 2024/2025 season is seeing them taking an average of 11.23 shots per match with 6.15 shots being on target and the rest being off target xG For - Expected Goals For of Puente Genil is 1.53 xG xG Against - Puente Genil's xGA (Expected Goals Against) is 1.21 per match in the Tercera Group 10 * Stats from 2024/25 season of Tercera Group 10 Most frequent total goals for Puente Genil Joel Armengol Rubio Alan Ricardo Araiza Alcázar Mario Ruiz Valle Álvaro Torralbo Sánchez Joaquín García Ruiz Jesús Pozo Blanco Marcos Luis Pérez Trujillo Eduardo Chía Merino Álvaro Pérez Muñoz César Ramón Gómez *CD AD San Fermín (Salerm Cosmetic Puente Genil FC) Roster and stats are retrieved from 2024/25 Season Montenegro Fidalgo is carrying Puente Genil's attack by scoring 5 goals this season in Tercera Group 10. Puente Genil's goal scoring chart is followed by with 2 goals, Marcos Luis Pérez Trujillo with 1 goals, Salvador Vegas Aragón with 1 goals, Alan Ricardo Araiza Alcázar with 1 goals and Ignacio Alconchel Cano with the lowest at 1 goal Puente Genil's top assists list consists of 26 year old César Ramón Gómez who leads with 0 assists, followed by Marcos Luis Pérez Trujillo with 0 assists and Juan José Carmona Castaño with just 0 assists 2024/2025 Tercera Group 10 season is a real test of Pérez Trujillo's stamina as they've played the most matches this season with 5 appearances. Carmona Castaño has made 5 appearances and Armengol Rubio has made 5 appearances The Puente Genil squad's most booked players are Carmona Castaño (2 cards), Pérez Muñoz (2 cards), and Armengol Rubio (2 cards) Average AttendanceNot recorded yet or may be affected by COVID-19 Follow FootyStats on the following channels to make sure you never miss a stat * Please be aware that unauthorized individuals may be falsely claiming affiliation with FootyStats on Social Media These individuals are not associated with our company in any capacity Please verify official representatives through our website or official communication channels is not responsible for any interactions or transactions with unauthorized persons misrepresenting our organization © FootyStats - Built with Love for The Beautiful Game Easy cycling and hiking trail through a historic and scenic part of Spain is part of a 3,400km network based on former railway lines And when Antonio Bermudez tells us how many there are, all jaws drop: 66 million gnarled and twisted trees, some of which are 600 years old, grow in the region. “They were here before Columbus set sail for America,” he says. The area we are traversing in the province of Jaen, one of the eight that make up Andalusia, is known as the sea of olives, and is one of the largest olive growing regions in the world. Bermudez’s job is to navigate his guests through this sea, by bike along the Via Verde del Aceite, or Olive Oil Route, a 128-kilometre hiking and cycling trail that leads from the provincial capital, also called Jaen, to the town of Puente Genil, about 70 kilometres south of Cordoba. According to Spain’s meteorological agency AEMET the town of Cartaya in the Province of Huelva recorded 118 mm of rain during a storm on 23 September with 112.4 mm of rain falling in just 1 hour Raging flood water swept though streets of numerous towns in the area responded to more than 750 incidents of flooding in numerous municipalities in Huelva province 112 Andalucía said the damage has been concentrated in the coastal populations of Isla Cristina he were no reports of injuries or fatalities Most of the incidents managed by Emergencias 112 Andalucía were due to flooding in homes and other buildings emergency accommodation has been made available in the town halls of Lepe and Ayamonte and a local hotel There were numerous problems on the roads and at least 2 remain closed as of 24 September A massive clean-up operation was underway as soon as the flood waters cleared A major part of the clean-up is to remove the numerous vehicles piled along streets or scattered around affected areas by the force of the floods The dramatic events in Huelva follow days of heavy rain in southern Spain which has affected other parts of Andalusia and the Balearic Islands heavy rain caused flash flooding in parts of Grenada and Cordoba Provinces in the Andalusia region of Spain Emergency Service 112 Andalucia responded to 30 incidents in several areas of Granada areas of Lucena and Puente Genil were hardest hit reported 280 phone incidents handled by local police and 43 through 112 Andalucia Local media reported 53 mm of rain in 1 hour during the early afternoon of 21 September 2021 Emergency services in the Balearic islands reported severe weather including floods from 21 September Emergency services received around 130 calls for assistance across all of the islands with most of the calls from Alcúdia and Muro in Mallorca heavy rain on 23 September caused flooding in several municipalities of Badajoz Province in Extremadura Region Several roads have ben cut or closed and the rail service between Villafranca de los Barros and Zafra interrupted – En el vídeo, Avd. de la Paz de Almendralejo. pic.twitter.com/1s5GvdEZqP — JUPOL Extremadura (@jupol_extremad) September 23, 2021 Imágenes aéreas de las inundaciones de Lepe que dejan la piel de gallina. Desconozco el autor 🤕 pic.twitter.com/pkjo2MF5pv — MeteoHuelva.es (@Meteohuelva) September 23, 2021 Richard Davies is the founder of floodlist.com and reports on flooding news Cookies | Privacy | Contacts © Copyright 2025 FloodList A great win for Carlos Ortega's team against Angel Ximenez Puente Genil by 43-31 following on from the win in Europe against Kielce at the Palau The victory rounds of a great week for the blaugranes and keeps them unbeaten in the league The culers came out switched on from the beginning with Dika Mem In the second half the pace did not let up and Barça reached 43-31 by the end to record the highest goal tally of the season so far in the league 19 from 19 for Barça in the league following a dominant 46-26 win over Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil at the Palau Blaugrana Top scorers in the game for the blaugranes were Luis Frade (10) Barça started the contest in top form and with great intensity Carlos Ortega's team quickly gathered a 14-6 lead with the counter attack devastating for the visitors At half time Barça already led by 10 at half time with the sides going off at the break at 25-15 In the second half the blaugranes maintained their intensity and motored into a 40-20 lead Keeper Roberto Domènech made his league debut for Barça after debuting for the first team in the Super Globe tournament In the end the home side recorded 46 goals a record for the season with their next challenge coming on Thursday with the visit of Kielce in the Champions League Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil: Nordlander (-) Back to winning ways for Barça after a disappointing defeat in the Champions League against Montpellier Carlos Ortega's team defeated Puente Genil 32-18 at the Palau with Òscar Grau making his debut for the first team clearly motivated after the slip up in Europe against the French side Dika Mem scored three of the blaugranes' opening five goals and keeper Pérez de Vargas made 16 saves from 23 shots from the visitors Some of the younger players got some valuable experience with Grau amongst them and at the end of the first half the blaugranes led 14-7  The second half saw the blaugranes stretch their lead with Pérez de Vargas remaining in commanding form The 32-18 win was Barça's 20th of the season in the league as they moves toward another domestic title Carlos Ortega's team are not back in action until a game against Benidorm on 23 March Hampus Wanne (7) -starting seven- Emil Nielsen (-) Lucas Aizen (2) -starting seven- Álvaro de Hita (4) Barça put the the bad news this week of an injury to pivot Ludovic Fabregas behind them and with the result immaterial after already being confirmed champions Barça took a serious attitude to Saturday’s game to keep the winning streak going and ready themselves for the European quarter final against SG Flensburg-Handewitt on Wednesday 11 May at 6.45pm CEST Relegation threatened Puente Genil started strong With Leo Maciel excelling with a 50% save rate early on and Barça already led by five at the break and despite a noble effort by the home side to mount an unlikely comeback Barça were in cruise mode by now and ended up the comfortable victors Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil: Michal Martín (-) The FC Barcelona handball team keep racking up the wins and on Sunday they were victorious at Puente Genil (28-36) in a game where the home side had them sweating big time in the first half but they eventually made their superiority show going into a demanding spell that includes two league and two Champions League games in the space of just ten days Aitor Ariño scored a majestic six first half goals and Barça were looking good when they went four clear yet the home side cut the difference back down to one Beating Barça is an almost impossible task in the Spanish championship these days but this team seriously felt they might be able to spring an upset Richardson and Carlsbogard started banging in the goals and Gonzalo Pérez de Vargas found new verve on goal as the gap between the sides widened But Barça's lead never reached double figures Referees: José Antonio Huertas Herrador - Antonio Javier García Del Salto Barça have won yet another Liga Sacyr ASOBAL and in simply incontestable fashion winning all 28 games played so far and securing the title with six games still to play The Palau Blaugrana was buried under confetti after today’s victory against Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil (37-21) With president ​​Joan Laporta looking on the team got off to an extraordinary slow start taking over five minutes to score the first goal converted a penalty it was full steam ahead from there on … From the ninth minute to the end The first half ended 18-8 and the game ended with a 16-point victory as well as coach Xavi Pascual have had a hand in all eleven of the incredible winning run With the Spanish and European Super Cups as well as the Copa del Rey already in the bag and with the Copa Asobal postponed from December Barça can now fully concentrate on the EHF Champions League where the face Meshkov Brest for a place in the Final Four in Cologne the champions will be at Blasgón y Bodegas Ceres Villa de Aranda with a new mission Sorhaindo (-) & N'Guessan (4)Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil: De Hita (-) 11-6; 15-7; 18-8 // 22-13; 26-14; 30-15; 32-19; 35-20; 37-21 Árbitros: Enric Escoda y Roland Sánchez this time against Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil less than 48 hours after the previous win at the Palau Eleven wins in eleven games on the that Youssef Ben Ali made his debut Leading 11-7 after the first quarter of an hour with debutant immediately shining with three first half goals The visitors closed gap to just one at 24-23 and Pérez de Vargas prevented things from getting even shakier but two goals from Luka Cindric set things back on course and from then Barça only stretched their lead Next up is the first game in the second phase of the Champions League on Wednesday at Kielce (6.45pm CET) Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil: Michal Martin Konecny (-) David Estepa (6).Barça: Gonzalo Pérez de Vargas (-) Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience Echoes of Andalusia’s historic Arab presence can be seen today across the region’s hotels and restaurants Reflecting the centuries-long Arab and Muslim presence in Andalusia The MICHELIN Guide’s current selections include outstanding restaurants and hotels that are reminiscent of the era of Al-Andalus The Arab population in this part of southern Spain from the Umayyad conquest in the early 8th century until the Reconquista in 1492 have heavily influenced the region's culture and gastronomy Noor takes diners on a historical journey to experience the feeling of bygone times in the city of Córdoba and other experts in Andalusian culture." Each season this multidisciplinary team visits "historical landscapes" to "devise the new menu around a specific view of the past from an Andalusian perspective." In the 2022-2023 season they ventured out from their kitchen to interpret the assimilation of Hispano-Arabic cuisine as well as its introduction to the American continent which ended in July before the new one begins in September they “designed [their] menu by reinterpreting the milestones of the gastronomic journey across Andalusia.” One accommodation option near this Three Star restaurant is Hospes Palacio del Bailío This hotel is a magnificent example of the preservation of a Roman villa the vestiges of which can be seen through the glass floor of the atrium in the main building Also dating back to Roman times are the underground thermal baths which are now part of the spa facilities and can be accessed via the Patio de los Naranjos and the Mudéjar area of the hotel Just a 15-minute walk from the Mezquita de Córdoba this establishment shows how different historical periods can be amalgamated hark back to the splendor of the 10th century city still containing the hand-painted stuccowork These architectural features are perfectly integrated into a contemporary interior design in which every detail is carefully curated for the benefit of the traveler such as the outdoor swimming pool surrounded by plants and fruit trees making this hotel a real oasis in the historical center of the city the hotel has earned various certifications for its sustainable practices "Ezequiel first came into contact with Morocco in September 2015 This trip sparked an interest in the local food culture which led him to become Head Chef at the Hotel Sidi Maarouf in Casablanca a year later." During his two-year stint there the chef traveled regularly to Marrakech and other nearby cities such as Fez."Al-Andalus has a special significance in this city as at the time it was one of the great foreign territories of the Caliphate of Córdoba Both Córdoba and Fez play an important role in our restaurant as some of our crockery is ceramic tableware from Fez Our cooking draws on memories of our grandparents' houses where food was lovingly prepared as time faded into the background It was an invitation to bask in the tranquility and serenity that are central to Moroccan culture.” we make the meal a gastronomic ‘journey’ in which the surroundings and crockery also play a role and spices from Morocco for the emblematic dishes that are an integral part of our menu such as pastilla (chicken in puff pastry with almonds muhammara (spicy dip) and occasionally our couscous." The Arab Side of Seville Now on to the province of Seville, on the border of the municipality of Puente Genil. In the eponymous capital city is the restaurant Az-Zait whose Arabic name means ‘olive juice’ — giving us a sense of the restaurant's passion for olive oil This passion makes itself felt over the course of the 6 and 7 course tasting menus which bear the names of the establishment's olive groves The carefully curated menus include dishes that showcase the traditional and international cooking style of this restaurant located on Plaza de San Lorenzo For accommodation in the city, you can choose between two Arab-inspired hotels. Firstly, there's Hotel EME Catedral Mercer situated directly opposite the iconic Giralda of Seville (once a minaret The team tells us more about the hotel’s site: "The Hotel EME Catedral Mercer in Seville is located in a historical building from the 16th century which originally comprised 14 typical Andalusian houses The renovation was led by architect Juan Pedro Donaire from Granada The result is a modern luxury hotel that pays homage to its Andalusian roots in a contemporary architectural style Like the typical houses of the Barrio de Santa Cruz (the medieval Jewish quarter of Seville) the center of the EME Catedral Mercer hotel has a central patio from which the hotel rooms can be accessed." "The Patio de los Naranjos is lined with an imposing Duralmond structure whose design is inspired by the ‘sebka’ (Arabic for ‘net’) the Islamic woven ornamentation that calls to mind a modern Arab-style latticework and even on the counters of the panoramic rooftop bar which boasts views of the cathedral and the Giralda." The other Sevillian hotel that takes us back to the time of Al-Andalus is CoolRooms Palacio Villapanés which marries a traditional sense of grandeur with contemporary indulgence we are told: "Our hotel is living testimony to the profound Arab influence on the city's architecture and culture The features of this majestic 18th century palace reflect the Andalusian heritage that shaped Seville during the centuries it was under Arab rule evoke the essence of traditional Arab patios designed as a refreshing oasis of calm amid the hustle and bustle of the city but also create a serene atmosphere thanks to the relaxing sound of the water and geometrical decorations of the hotel are a clear nod to the Mudéjar aesthetic a style that combines Christian and Muslim architecture and is emblematic of the region." "The former home of Admiral López-Pintado is now one of the most authentic accommodations in Seville where historical details rub shoulders with international design pieces by GCA Arquitectos and Patricia Urquiola It is one of the most iconic and best-preserved palaces in Seville one of the most important figures in the history of Andalusia Later given the title of Marquis of Torre Blanca de Aljarafe and lover of good food.” Built around 1729 the palace was designed by Diego Antonio Díaz the archbishopric's master builder and possibly the most innovative architect of the time As the hotel team tells us: "The original construction a two-story building with double-arched bay windows on columns follows the style of the Sevillian courtyard house with a long façade bay that includes the entrance hall and the coach houses." the Palacio de Villapanés has been protected by the City of Seville as it is considered one of the most important Baroque buildings of the 18th century and has preserved most of its original architectural elements It’s a marvel of hospitality and the perfect base for discovering the city." This heritage makes its presence felt on a daily basis "in the use of acidulants such as agraz (a type of sorbet) and sour pomegranate vinegar; in spicy pestle-and-mortar dressings enhanced with mint; or in goat's milk infused with fruit." It’s also noticeable in the deployment of spices and the quest to "erase the boundaries between savory and sweet." As the chef himself says in reference to the essence of his culinary offering and what he aims to convey: "Serán porque somos Hero Image: Interior of the Córdoba restaurant Noor (© Javier Peña) From listening bars to neighbourhood restaurants explore all the top recommendations from Chishuru’s Adejoké Bakare One of the most prominent chefs serving Indian cuisine talks India and his New York Update your must-visit list with The MICHELIN Guide’s new London restaurants the best hotel rooftops are a go-to when you touch down Find your new favourite restaurant with all of the Inspectors' recent additions to The MICHELIN Guide From Texas Barbecue to Mexico City's cutting-edge dining these new MICHELIN Guide hot spots promise unforgettable vacations and world-class cuisine Discover some of the Inspectors' most creative memorable and downright delicious dishes of the month from their latest culinary travels throughout Great Britain & Ireland These are the best lake vacations for a summer break from Lake Tahoe in the US to Lake Como in Switzerland and the MICHELIN-recommended restaurants and bolt holes to bed down in when you visit The MICHELIN Guide Inspectors have already added hundreds of hotels to the MICHELIN selection in 2025 we’re highlighting a special list of 10 that thrive in the sunny season where do fashion’s biggest names retreat for a bite and a bed We imagine the post-Gala sanctuaries of the chicest attendees From tartan fabrics and stag antler furnishings to rare Scotch whiskies and castle views you'll have no doubt which country you're in when staying at these Michelin-Key hotels Kent has the answer – with a bounty of exceptional produce and MICHELIN Guide restaurants The self-proclaimed “unofficial talent scout” shares his local favorites from the city he calls home A Green Star tour of the North York Moors National Park: from Oldstead to Goathland via the market town of Pickering Non-members can add the privileges at checkout through our 30 day free trial By continuing I accept the Terms & Condition and Privacy Policy. I would like to receive Newsletter from MICHELIN Guide Save lists of your favorite restaurants & hotels The MICHELIN Guide\u2019s current selections include outstanding restaurants and hotels that are reminiscent of the era of Al-Andalus Noor takes diners on a historical journey to experience the feeling of bygone times in the city of C\u00f3rdoba and other experts in Andalusian culture.\" Each season this multidisciplinary team visits \"historical landscapes\" to \"devise the new menu around a specific view of the past from an Andalusian perspective.\" In the 2022-2023 season they \u201cdesigned [their] menu by reinterpreting the milestones of the gastronomic journey across Andalusia.\u201d One accommodation option near this Three Star restaurant is Hospes Palacio del Bail\u00edo which are now part of the spa facilities and can be accessed via the Patio de los Naranjos and the Mud\u00e9jar area of the hotel Just a 15-minute walk from the Mezquita de C\u00f3rdoba \"Ezequiel first came into contact with Morocco in September 2015 which led him to become Head Chef at the Hotel Sidi Maarouf in Casablanca a year later.\" During his two-year stint there the chef traveled regularly to Marrakech and other nearby cities such as Fez.\"Al-Andalus has a special significance in this city as at the time it was one of the great foreign territories of the Caliphate of C\u00f3rdoba Both C\u00f3rdoba and Fez play an important role in our restaurant It was an invitation to bask in the tranquility and serenity that are central to Moroccan culture.\u201d we make the meal a gastronomic \u2018journey\u2019 in which the surroundings and crockery also play a role muhammara (spicy dip) and occasionally our couscous.\" For accommodation in the city, you can choose between two Arab-inspired hotels. Firstly, there's Hotel EME Catedral Mercer The team tells us more about the hotel\u2019s site: \"The Hotel EME Catedral Mercer in Seville is located in a historical building from the 16th century the center of the EME Catedral Mercer hotel has a central patio from which the hotel rooms can be accessed.\" \"The Patio de los Naranjos is lined with an imposing Duralmond structure whose design is inspired by the \u2018sebka\u2019 (Arabic for \u2018net\u2019) which boasts views of the cathedral and the Giralda.\" \"Since December 2009, the Palacio de Villapan\u00e9s has been protected by the City of Seville, as it is considered one of the most important Baroque buildings of the 18th century and has preserved most of its original architectural elements. It\u2019s a marvel of hospitality and the perfect base for discovering the city.\" Hero Image: Interior of the C\u00f3rdoba restaurant Noor (\u00a9 Javier Pe\u00f1a) Joaquina Amaya. Photo: Tío Ramón Amaya - Exhibition at the Cultural Factory in the Polígono Sur in Seville The whole team that makes up the family Expoflamenco deeply regrets the farewell of the Sevillian artist Joaquina Amaya. That exceptional echo of the Canastero music and the gypsy spirit professed through commitment to its people and its heritage will always remain in our memories. Also known as Kina Amaya, was very close to her family and especially to her sister remedies. Together with her other sister, Carmen, and her niece Samara, she was part of the group The DangersWith him he managed to record on disc as Flamenco sauce and collaborated with many artists creating backing vocals with a very particular and identifiable sound. Host since 1992 of the radio program 'The paths of the cante' Graduated in Law from the University of Cadiz and author of the books 'De Jerez y sus cantes' the elegance of the duende' and 'La Albarizuela: the third gypsy neighborhood and flamenco from Jerez' email and website in this browser for future purposes Privacy Policy Agreement * I agree to the terms and conditions of the Privacy Policy. The Voice of the Flamenco in the World.  Please enter your username or email address to reset your password With a very pretentious title, I propose a brief analysis of this work –The key to flamenco music (Signatura Editions), by the brothers Antonio and David Hurtado Torres– which has become a classic of musicological analysis of the flamenco. – Recorded in Puente Genil Digital Studio by Lorenzo Rivas. Privacy Policy Agreement * I agree to the terms and conditions of the Privacy Policy. and welcome to a new Flamenco Classroom from the portal Expoflamenco One of the most traditional popular festivals that has been celebrated these days in Andalusia some curious singable and danceable fandangos are performed due to the creative and innovative intervention of the artists began to dissolve into an important and extensive corpus of flamenco forms from the mid-19th century Recorded in Puente Genil Digital Studio by Lorenzo Rivas → See previous installments of the podcast series here Flamenco Classroom by Alvaro de la Fuente Espejo. PUBLICIDAD / ADVERTISEMENT PUBLICIDAD / ADVERTISEMENT I’ve known the cantaor David Pino (born in Puente Genil, Córdoba) for several decades, and I always thought of him as a flamenco romantic. I won’t say that he’s superbly gifted for cante, as it took him a while to come up with his own style and sound, perhaps longer than those of his generation, and he’s not overflowing with talent. Yet, he has and I always thought of him as a flamenco romantic I won’t say that he’s superbly gifted for cante as it took him a while to come up with his own style and sound perhaps longer than those of his generation even as we can notice influences from other artists something natural in any self-respecting cantaor as that means he has been studious and has listened to a great variety of masters in order to learn his trade Perhaps he has taken too long to record his first album as he has now achieved maturity as cantaor Although I always perceived him as a mature cantaor certainly because he took cante seriously and was always committed to genuine and traditional flamenco an artist who is very respectful with the legacy of the masters and this has earned him the respect of the flamenco community he has been singing as a professional for years and is still going strong committed cantaor with an impeccable career and I was impressed by his aplomb as a seasoned and settled cantaor and I think it’s something essential to undertake such a project Mi largo caminar is kind of a short flamenco anthology considering the way David has chosen the styles and interpreted them As the good aficionado he is (I say this in the best sense) he has submerged himself into the wonderful world of tradition to offer us a good sample of what he likes with a wonderful base of guitarists: José Antonio Rodríguez the master explores styles such as livianas He revisits the old days in a very contemporary way If there is one feature that stands out in this cantaor from Puente Genil and after listening to this album for the very first time The album steers away from the ordinary and it contains good flamenco and good music David Pino and La Droguería Music label have given us a great gift 40 años de investigación flamenca en El Correo de Andalucía Autor de biografías de la Niña de los Peines and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Knowledge and passion The depth and the grief EXPOFLAMENCO connects Flamenco communities around the world Spain lead the coun­try in energy pro­duc­tion with nine plants gen­er­at­ing 83MW from olive oil byprod­ucts The use of bio­mass in Andalusia is increas­ing due to advance­ments in tech­nol­ogy with olive bio­mass being the most com­monly used source Byproducts of olive oil pro­duc­tion have made the Córdoba province Spain’s leader in energy pro­duc­tion from bio­mass the province has nine bio­mass plants which together pro­duce 83MW pro­vid­ing the equiv­a­lent of the annual elec­tric­ity con­sump­tion of 247,700 house­holds.Material derived from the olive oil sec­tor is the most used bio­mass source in Spain and Córdoba has a fourth of the country’s total sup­ply Various fac­tors are fuel­ing increased use of bio­mass in Andalusia a more informed pub­lic and incen­tives from the regional gov­ern­ment Among the pio­neers in bio­mass use was Córdoba’s Oleícola El Tejar olive oil co-oper­a­tive par­tic­u­larly prun­ings from its grow­ers It now has four plants using bio­mass to gen­er­ate a com­bined total of 49MW And in the munic­i­pal­ity of Cañete de las Torresa a plant owned by the Torres group was the first in the world to use the Japanese Kurata sys­tem to gen­er­ate bio­fuel from wet pomace According to Renovables (Renewables) Made in Spain the more than 100,000 hectares of olive groves sur­round­ing it pro­vide the 30,000 tonnes of wet pomace it needs to pro­duce 10,000 tons of bio­fu­els a year And then there is the 9.82MW elec­tric­ity gen­er­a­tion plant in Puente Genil which has proved the via­bil­ity of har­ness­ing an olive bio­mass usu­ally con­sid­ered ​‘dif­fi­cult’ to use Unlike bio­mass from pomace and olive stones (also known as pits or seeds) prun­ing mate­r­ial poses chal­lenges in logis­tics and con­sis­tency but at this plant it com­prises half of total bio­mass con­sump­tion As for use of energy derived from bio­mass con­sump­tion of wood pel­lets in Spain is declin­ing because olive stones are cheaper and need no sig­nif­i­cant pro­cess­ing among Spain’s biggest users of bio­mass energy are those that also that gen­er­ate its source — olive oil mills and pro­cess­ing plants Apart from being used to gen­er­ate hot water and steam in these plants bio­mass energy is also heav­ily used in pomace extrac­tion More articles on:  , , Trump Pulls U.S. Out of Paris Climate Accords, Again the Trump Admininistration said it planned to abandon the global agreement to lower greenhouse gas emissions Terroir, Organic Farming Yield Award-Winning Results for Sicilian Farmer The producers behind Agrigento-based Naru attribute their World Competition success to sustainably-grown local olive varieties How Farmers in Peru and Chile Work Together to Stop the Fruit Fly Twin towns Tacna and Arica share family ties and trade dynamics but face challenges with a recent fruit fly outbreak Efforts are being made to prevent further damage and protect olive producers S. Hemisphere Producers Reap Rewards of Challenging Harvest millers and bottlers from three continents combined to win 44 awards at the Southern Hemisphere edition of 2024 World Olive Oil Competition Italian Growers Face Disappointing Yields many producers are seeing below-average oil yields yields are normal but there's far less fruit Sustainability, Biodiversity Good for Business, This Campania Farmer Believes Case d'Alto produces organic extra virgin olive oils in Irpinia from autochthonous varieties Owner Claudio De Luca says focusing on sustainability improves quality Spanish Olive Oil Production Continues to Beat Expectations While this year’s yield remains significantly below the five-year average it exceeded initial expectations by 11 percent and surpassed last year’s historically poor harvest by 28 percent Renowned Olive Oil Sommelier Program Returns to New York The five-day program teaches quality assessment First teamRoberto transfers to SC BragaThe young forward, who has completed the last year of his contract as a Malaguista, will continue his growth within the Portuguese team. Málaga CF reserves 10% of a future sale. Copy linkRoberto Fernández Jaén (Puente Genil 2002) is a young forward who trained at the MCF Academy The homegrown player joined the Blue and White discipline in the 18/19 season and has experienced exponential development as a player He made his debut with the Málaga CF first team in LaLiga SmartBank 21/22 on the opening day of the competition against CD Mirandés (0-0) Roberto has played 74 games wearing the Blue and White jersey and has scored 23 goals The player is being transferred to Sporting Clube de Braga MCF reserves 10% of a future sale to a third party Málaga CF wishes Roberto all the luck in his professional and personal future Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com has issued 275,400 free Cercanías (local commuter service) and Media Distancia (medium distance) season tickets in the Andalucía region which will be valid for the first four months of the year The rail company said the total number of free season tickets issued in Andalucía some 63.4% (179,000) are for travel on Cercanías services Seville and Cádiz hubs while most of the remainder have been issued for standard Media Distancia services in the region (96,372) Renfe also issued 6,800 Avant season tickets with a 50% discount for Seville-Cordoba-Malaga Renfe has issued two million free multi-journey tickets for Cercanías Rodalies and Media Distancia and Avant travel cards with a 50% discount Of the total number of free multi-journey tickets issued more than 1.9 million are for travel on various Cercanías Rodalies and Cercanías Ancho Métrico lines and on Media Distancia lines 74,400 tickets with 50% Avant discounts have been sold for use on medium-distance high-speed services which represents 3.7% of all season tickets To avoid waiting and to speed up the purchase of season tickets it is recommended to obtain them through the Renfe Cercanías application or in the case of Media Distancia and Avant season tickets the customer must be registered beforehand Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados ReportWe’re in the final!Málaga CF made it to the final after beating Celta Fotuna. Roberto scored a brace (59' and 88') to seal the win, coming back from the initial goal by visitor, Alfon (16'). Copy linkMálaga CF and Celta Fortuna locked horns in the second leg of the semi-finals for promotion to Laliga Hypermotion this Saturday 8th June (19:30) La Rosaleda was almost full with 29,042 Malaguistas cheering on the team Pellicer selected the following starting-11 A In the initial stages of play La Rosaleda was roaring and the team was feeding off it The chances came with crosses from Puga and Ferreiro When it seemed that Málaga were the better side it was Vigo’s reserve team that opened the scoring A long pass to Alfon who created an individual play and netted the first goal of the game Celta Fortuna increased their attacks in the Blue and White area but the expeditious Malaguista defence prevented the visitors from multiplying their advantage Pellicer brought on Kevin and Einar for Ferreiro and Nelson (booked in the first half) and the game tipped in the Malaguistas’ favour Local opportunities kept on coming and La Rosaleda was a pressure cooker The homegrown player could have gone level with a great shot that grazed the crossbar and then again after a great play by Dani Lorenzo the local goal came after a great steal from Dani Lorenzo who outwitted the visiting goalkeeper to equalise the game with a superb goal (1-1) From that moment on the match was a Málaga CF monologue Kevin unsettled the visitors while Einar cut off every opportunity for the rival The Malaguista attacks followed one another who made it 2-1 for the hosts after a great cross from Kevin Three goals from the Puente Genil player in these playoffs The referee's three whistles unleashed the delight in the stands of La Rosaleda First teamRoberto, Malaguista until 2025The Blue and White homegrown player automatically renewed his contract following the #MálagaRealZaragoza clash, and signs to the Entity until the end of the 24/25 season. Copy linkThe young forward whose contract with the Club extended until 2024 Roberto Fernández Jaén (Puente Genil 2002) has grown exponentially within the MCF Academy in recent years In 18/19 he joined the youth ranks at ‘juvenil’ age and last season played a key role in the Juvenil ‘A’ regional league championship putting the teams amongst the top four in Spain has scored 20 goals and forms a spectacular attacking duo with Loren Zúñiga Without having made his debut at Club Atlético Malagueño and still with a reserve team registration the Malaguista number ‘39’ made his first team debut in LaLiga SmartBank 21/22 in the season opener (Málaga CF 0-0 CD Mirandés) Roberto has taken part in a dozen matches with a remarkable performance which led to the team earning a valuable point Málaga CF is ensuring for the future a player with massive potential with fantastic qualities and the hunger to continue growing within the Club It’s great to be able to count on you until 2025 These 9 Andalusian towns take Christmas so seriously that their traditions and Christmas proposals attract hundreds of visitors every year there are also picturesque corners such as these that make Christmas their own unique celebrations and traditions that deserve at least a visit Undisputed first stop on a tour that has much to do with the palate Estepa is one of the cradles of Christmas as its handmade delicacies go around Andalusia to sweeten our palate in Estepa we can also enjoy one of the greatest chocolate shows: the Chocolate City La Estepeña is the factory that prepares every year this model with the most iconic attractions of Seville (although as a novelty this year represents the most emblematic buildings of Madrid) the Museo del Mantecado is the official home of the polvorones Travel to Jerez to sing Christmas carols to the rhythm of the zambomba? The answer is always yes. Christmas is not understood in this town in Cádiz without the music A party around the zambomba of the hand of one of the most iconic wines of Andalusia one of the villages of Andalusia that carries the Christmas flag Higuera de la Sierra (Huelva) celebrates the oldest Epiphany parade in Andalusia and the second oldest in Spain About 30,000 people come to the historic center to enjoy this centenary parade the Museum of the Three Kings Parade is a space that brings together its unique history What better than the pasture and the local gastronomy to frame such a Christmas town like this Galleros de Rute recovers every year this spectacular tradition: to elaborate a gigantic Bethlehem made with chocolate With an extension of more than 56 square meters and more than 1,450 kilos of chocolate they have opted to respect the usual theme and “return to the most classic formula Pure chocolate and details of marzipan and sugar make up this majestic ephemeral work that attracts thousands of visitors every year Possibly this Huelva town is the funniest corner of Spain here New Year’s Eve is celebrated twice the neighbors decided to dress up and rehearse the chimes in the Calle Real (with all the parade included) On other occasions it has been celebrated up to 52 hours after the official celebration Those who like to escape to out-of-the-ordinary visits will find in this destination a humorous touch for the holidays Although we should not make the mistake of comparing the Christmas lighting of a small town in Cordoba with the big national cities Puente Genil can boast of being one of the most recognized in the Christmas context And it is that every year surprises with a sensational lighting display it was the second Spanish town to have electric lights A million energy-saving lights illuminate the streets of this Cordoba town every year with decorative elements of all kinds The oldest nativity scene in Andalusia has been attracting curious people from all over the country since 1970 to contemplate the classic biblical scenes The visitor will be able to delight with scenes taken care of to the detail as well as other costumbristas own of the province of Huelva A journey that opens the way to a universe of trades the Living Nativity Scene of Beas has been awarded numerous prizes by different associations of nativity scene makers One of the 7 Wonders of the Province of Huelva and certainly one of the villages of Andalusia more devoted to Christmas Would you like to take a refreshing dip in the Mediterranean waters in the middle of December and since it has become fashionable for some time now there are many who decide to start the year with a dip in the town of Almuñécar The beach of San Cristobal is your place if you are prone to these little follies The Living Nativity Scene of Sanlúcar la Mayor is one of the essential Christmas events in the province of Seville A popular event organized by the brotherhood of Good Friday of the town and that elevates this tradition to excellence waterfalls and a detailed characterization to frame the scenes following the biblical narrative All this harmonized with the usual Christmas carols and hundreds of extras from the arrival of the Magi to the fields of Judea OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinCrónica 3RFEF G10 J33 | Salerm Puente Genil 3-0 Sevilla FC C | OneFootballEl Sevillista Dura goleada encajada por el filial ante un rival muy superior El Sevilla FC C de Joaquín Hidalgo visitaba en la mañana de este domingo Córdoba para enfrentarse al Puente Genil Los tres puntos se quedaron en la localidad cordobesa Abrió la lata Capi en el minuto 56; se ampliaría la distancia a los 83 minutos con el doblete del atacante del Puente Genil; y José María que se ve más cerca del ascenso directo a la Segunda Federación El filial cierra de esta dolorosa forma sus partidos a domicilio y se queda en el decimosegunda posición con 41 puntos – Recibe en tu móvil las noticias delSevilla FC y su Cantera en nuestro Canal Oficial de WhatsApp Related NewsOrta oferta por un portero de la Juve Del adiós inminente en el Atlético, ¿al campeón de la Serie A? 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Transcurre entre Jaén y la antigua estación de Campo Real y cuenta con un tramo extra de casi ocho kilómetros en el ramal que discurre hasta Baena Este antiguo trazado ferroviario del Tren del Aceite –recuperado para ciclistas y senderistas– es una manera alternativa y muy natural de acercarse al sur de la provincia de Córdoba, ya que a nuestro paso irán apareciendo cuevas lugares con encanto en los que hacer un picnic antiguas estaciones de tren… Y todo bien regado por el mejor aceite de oliva virgen extra y el vino más amontillado se trata de un entorno cargado de “enclaves naturales singulares y a escasa distancia de núcleos rurales llenos de historia DEL VIADUCTO DEL GUADAJOZ A LA ESTACIÓN DE LUQUE (10,1 KM) Arrancamos el recorrido junto a una joya de la ingeniería ferroviaria decimonónica que –con 207 metros de longitud y 50 metros de altura– conecta las provincias de Córdoba y Jaén sobre las mansas aguas del río que le da nombre nos asomaremos a las trincheras ferroviarias y apreciaremos el olor de las flores silvestre antes de pararnos a descansar en el collado de las Arcas para intentar encontrar los precarios restos del muelle de un antiguo apeadero‐cargadero del tren adonde llegaba un trenecillo de vía estrecha con minerales de los yacimientos de Zamoranos una pintoresca aldea perteneciente a Priego de Córdoba uno de los pueblos más atractivos de la Subbética Bien cerca se encuentra la laguna del Salobral declarada Reserva Natural y Zona especial para la protección de las aves por lo que si nos acercamos con unos prismático a un pequeño mirador del camino podremos avistar patos Es en este punto donde la ruta verde se cruza con el Camino Mozárabe a Santiago poco antes de vislumbrar a lo lejos el pueblo de Luque La estación de Luque es la primera del tramo cordobés de la Vía Verde del Aceite con la que nos toparemos ya sea en el edificio de viajeros o al aire libre bajo la amplia marquesina donde estacionaban los trenes o en los vagones restaurados y acondicionados como comedores con encanto En la nave habilitada como Museo del aceite se ofrecen catas y desayunos molineros además de visitar el recinto del castillo nazarí te recomendamos dar un paseo entre sus calles encaladas para probar un salmorejo o unos flamenquines en alguno de sus bares DE LA ESTACIÓN DE LUQUE A ZUHEROS (7,0 KM) Y RAMAL A BAENA (7.9 KM) Traspasaremos una esbelta pasarela antes de tomar el suave ramal que nos lleva hasta la villa de Baena, que presta su nombre a la Denominación de Origen que acoge la producción oleícola de varios municipios atravesados por la Vía Verde. En la zona alta, nos aguarda un mirador con vistas al Parque Natural de las Sierras Subbéticas y al pueblo de Zuheros Descenderemos entre olivares y algún que otro viñedo hasta la estación de Baena que en julio de 1918 recibió al primer tren de viajeros que circuló por este ramal: el Trenillo de Baena pero en su lugar hallarás un área de descanso y un mirador desde el que apreciar la blancura de las casas en contraste con el entorno enseguida alcanzaremos el pueblo de Luque y su estación que dejaremos atrás –así como un peligroso cruce– antes de atravesar el curvado viaducto de Zuheros que conduce al pueblo homónimo pronto nos sorprenderá la estación de Doña Mencía un edificio de viajeros transformado en restaurante equipamiento infantil y una nave habilitada como Centro Cicloturista Subbética directamente a callejear –entre casas encaladas y caserones señoriales– por el pueblo hasta encontrar el Museo Histórico y su castillo del siglo XV Puedes detenerte en una casilla ferroviaria rehabilitada que hay junto a un área de descanso para disfrutar de una espléndida vista panorámica de Doña Mencía o proseguir el camino hasta atravesar el túnel del Plantío y posteriormente los viaductos de la Sima y de Los dientes de la Vieja Centro Cicloturista Subbética de Doña Mencía Ya en Cabra –una de las poblaciones más importantes del sur de la Córdoba medieval al estar situada casi en el centro geográfico de Andalucía– destacan el castillo de los Condes de Cabra el parque Alcántara Romero y el popular barrio del Cerro con casas encaladas y engalanadas con macetas de flores que en mayo alcanzan su apogeo de fragancia y color No te pierdas el retablo barroco construido con mármol local de la ermita de la Virgen de la Sierra en la cima del Picacho de la Sierra de Cabra El Centro de interpretación del Tren del Aceite que ocupa la estación de ferrocarril de Cabra del siglo XIX se trata de un espacio tematizado y musealizado en el que aprender todo acerca del ferrocarril y de la cultura del aceite de oliva Centro de interpretación del Tren del Aceite Salimos a campo abierto –entre vegetación mediterránea– atravesamos un paso inferior y salvamos una carretera antes de alcanzar el viaducto del Alamedal el primero de acero construido en España –por la Compañía de los Ferrocarriles Andaluces– cuyo tablero fue realizado en un taller francés constatamos la hegemonía del olivar en el territorio: más del 76% del término municipal está ocupado por este milenario y retorcido árbol percibimos las señales de la vitalidad industrial que define a esta urbe la actividad agroalimentaria y los metales (es la segunda ciudad en importancia económica y demográfica de toda la provincia de Córdoba El Centro de Ocio y Turismo ‘La Estación’ (que ocupa el antiguo edificio de viajeros) alberga una exposición sobre las artesanías lucentinas (orfebrería El hangar acoge la exposición de vehículos clásicos del Museo de la Automoción En Lucena existe otro museo realmente curioso y entretenido: el Museo del Mueble que se halla en el interior de la silla más grande del mundo de madera maciza y con 26 metros de altura Entre las joyas monumentales de Lucena –conocida como la ‘perla de Sefarad’– llaman la atención la parroquia de San Mateo considerada la catedral de la Subbética cordobesa que alberga el Museo arqueológico y etnológico en donde fueron halladas 346 tumbas del siglo XI Patronato de Turismo de CórdobaDE LUCENA A PUENTE GENIL (21,0 KM) Proseguimos nuestro periplo por la Vía Verde enfilando hacia Las Navas del Selpillar para tomar el último tramo rodeados del sempiterno paisaje de olivar con viñas y alguna que otra encina y frutales Desde esta pedanía lucentina se toma el desvío hacia las localidades de Moriles, cuna del vino D.O., cuya antigua estación de Moriles‐Horcajo alberga el Centro Enogastronómico de la Ruta del Vino Montilla‐Moriles, y Aguilar de la Frontera con su curiosa plaza de planta octogonal y su barroca Torre del Reloj También hacia las lagunas del sur de Córdoba declaradas Reservas Naturales por sus especiales valores como lugares de invernada y nidificación de aves migratorias Daremos nuestros últimos pasos o pedaladas siguiendo la huella del Tren del Aceite entre blancas tierras salpicadas de verdes vides y olivos Salvaremos una estilizada pasarela de color rojo –con la sierra del Castillo de fondo– y el arroyo de Navaluenga antes de llegar al entorno de la abandonada estación de Campo Real SUSCRÍBETE AQUÍ a nuestra newsletter y recibe todas las novedades de Condé Nast Traveler #YoSoyTraveler There are five rounds left to resolve the two active fronts in the Plenitude League with the battle for European places and the fight to stay in the top category Survival is concentrated in six teams separated by only 4 points with the triple tie formed by Bada Huesca Guadalajara (14p); Servigroup Hotels Benidorm has 15p Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil adds 16p and Frigoríficos del Morrazo collects 18p but especially if it's a direct duel for survival like the one that will face Navarrese and Aragonese In the second half of the Plenitude League Helvetia Anaitasuna has registered 6 of the 20 points at stake with 3 wins and 7 losses and Bada Huesca has obtained 9 of the 20 with 4 wins 8 of the 14 points of the Navarrese have been conquered on their court while the Oscenses have added 6 of their 14 as visitors Helvetia Anaitasuna will seek to break a streak of five consecutive losses against a Bada Huesca that comes from imposing in a direct duel for survival to Servigroup Hotels Benidorm (30-26) Pending this clash will be the teams involved in the fight to save the category Guadalajara will receive at home a demanding rival like Bathco BM Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil will open the doors of Mayor Miguel Salas for the visit of REBI Handball Cuenca and Frigoríficos del Morrazo will face Viveros Herol BM The 26th round will be completed with the clash between BM Logroño La Rioja and Tubos Aranda Villa de Aranda with the Arandinos enjoying a comfortable cushion of +8 over the danger positions © 2023 Liga Plenitude. 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