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Another angle on Holy Week
Malaga's Palacio Episcopal, or Bishop's Palace, opens its galleries around this central courtyard to the public for free; during Semana Santa, we enjoyed a thoroughly modern and abstract painter’s take on the scenes of the Passion.
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La Manquita
Loosely translated as "One-Armed Woman," this term was affectionately given to Malaga's cathedral because just one of its two planned towers was completed. The second, abandoned for lack of funds, remains unfinished. The cathedral is a destination for the Semana Santa processions.
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Our first glimpse of Malaga's Semana Santa
The penitents are given a slim berth as they navigate the crowded streets with their heavy burden.
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A steeple in every direction
An ever-present faith provides ample opportunities for fiestas in Spain, including Malaga's Semana Santa.
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Life, death and candied apples in Malaga
Story written 14 April 2008
Semana Santa is a beautiful, dramatic dichotomy of solemnity and celebration that captures Spain's passion and essence. It's Holy Week with foil balloons.
Julianne Will has been a member since 14 April 2008 and goes by JulianneWill2.
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I am a geek for travel. A foodie who will eat anything once. A mom to a really cool kid. A freelance writer and editor. A great singer with the Dave Matthews Band alone in my car. A friend to some really cool people. A gym rat. An introductory sommelier with the Court of Master Sommeliers. Related to a bunch of people in the Midwest. A published author of children's books. A fan and collector of art. A decent baker. Seeing the best of Chicago. Happy summer is here at last.
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