Playing Ska Harmonica (Skarmonica) with The Toasters in Valencia March 31, 2014 by Claude Robillard Adapting the Blues Harmonica to play Ska music – by a rock musician living in Valencia. About 10 years ago I met a famous ska musician.… Read More
There Be Dragons on the Streets of Valencia March 22, 2014 by Valencia International If, like most people these days, you walk down the street with your attention absorbed by some electronic device or other, you might, should… Read More
Daze of Dawn to play in Primavera Sound 2014 March 20, 2014 by Claude Robillard Valencian rock band Daze of Dawn will be playing this year in Primavera Sound 2014 in Barcelona Spain. Primavera Sound is arguably one of… Read More
The Friendly Ghost in the Machine March 20, 2014 by Valencia International The word ‘robot’ is one of the few words in the English language deriving from Czech, and whose original meaning is ‘slave’, or somebody… Read More
Valencia: Where the Streets Have a Name March 17, 2014 by Valencia International On 31st July 1826 the Spanish Inquisition executed its last victim in Valencia. The heinous crime for which he was publicly garrotted in the… Read More
Confucius Inspires Valencian Scientists March 15, 2014 by Valencia International Confucius once said “I heard it and I forgot. I saw it and I understood.” More than 2,500 years later, his words inspired Valencian… Read More
A (Pre-historic) Taste for Honey March 13, 2014 by Valencia International Sweet Home Valencia Spring has arrived in Valencia and the air is once more impregnated with the dizzingly sweet scent of orange blossom. Inevitably… Read More
Hotel is Home: Mindfulness Retreat March 12, 2014 by Valencia International They say that a hotel is not a home, although Matt and Dany are hoping to prove ‘them’ wrong. And it seems to be… Read More
Yuste in Time March 12, 2014 by Valencia International The slogan of Yuste Artesania is “an infinity of curiosities” and once you walk inside from the square (Plaza Milagro Mocaoret 5, just off… Read More
Newton’s Great Invention in the Carmen District March 9, 2014 by Valencia International One of Valencia’s most charismatic districts is the Barrio del Carmen, the original historic city centre where you can find architectural remnants from several… Read More