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Impressed with the new Andalusian tourism advertisement

Narrated by Peter Dinklage, the actor who plays Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones. The campaign has cost 38 million euros.

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16 June, 2023

13:09

Mail Art exhibition in San Pedro street, Marchena

Mail Art consists of the exchange of postcards or works of art on paper or cardboard or any other object through postal services. Organized by the Isidro de Arcenegui and López de Arenas secondary education institutes, with the collaboration of ACUPAMAR, a cultural association for the Marchena heritage, and with the collaboration of artists from 21 different countries, it is shown on San Pedro street during this week.

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30 April, 2025

00:05

30th Anniversary of the Twinning between Marchena and the French city of Châteaudun

The streets and the entrance to the Coullaut Valera Museum are adorned with French and Spanish flags to welcome the mayor and other members of the municipal council of the French city of Châteaudun, who are visiting these days to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their twinning with Marchena.

UPDATE: Full coverage of the commemorative event by RTVMarchena, concluding with a particularly intriguing montage.

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24 July, 2026

15:02

How the 2010 South Africa World Cup victory was celebrated here in Marchena

For the 2026 World Cup final, fences were set up around the Constitution Fountain (known as ‘fountain
of the kid’) to prevent ‘vandalism’. When I saw this, I told myself I would post the photos from when we won the South Africa World Cup in 2010, so everyone could see how it was celebrated back then. Winning our first World Cup was an unprecedented, historic moment, and absolute madness broke out.

The fake trophy you see in the photos was made by my friend Manu and me.