INTERNATIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE FESTIVAL OF GRANADA. 68 EDITION

A crucial part of what historian Juan Marichal called “the universalisation of Spain” took shape between the twenties and the thirties in 20th century Granada. This involved a twin movement of expansion and response, of dissemination and learning. The best of Spanish cultural tradition was projected towards an outside world breaking through the double barrier of ignorance and cliché and overcoming centuries of isolation. The best of those other worlds’ influences, inaccessible until then, reaches us, pollinates our culture and invigorates it.