Digital newspaper from the south of Gran Canaria
For centuries, the peaks of San Bartolomé de Tirajana were home to an activity essential to daily life and the rural economy of the municipality: the production of charcoal using charcoal pits, a hard and silent trade that today [...] Read more...
We learn about the origins of the order of the new Holy Father, which shares the same name as one of the most popular tourist areas of San Bartolomé de Tirajana. Read more...
The largest municipality in Gran Canaria commemorates the 131st anniversary of its appointment as a Villa, a title that marked its institutional consolidation and its leading role in the development of the southern island. Read more...
On an island where every corner holds a story that blends conquest, beliefs, and aboriginal roots, the name of San Bartolomé de Tirajana is no exception. Behind that long title—which has generated everything from postal errors [...] Read more...
More than 300 years ago, the residents of southeastern Gran Canaria rebelled against the plundering of their lands. Read more...
This Friday, December 13, Saint Lucia's day, we remember when Santa Lucía de Tirajana emerged and the first steps of the territory as an independent municipality Read more...
Two Marian devotions, two islands and a shared devotion that has marked the religious history of the archipelago Read more...
Beyond its historic twinning with the municipality in the southeast of Gran Canaria, the frozen town on the Swedish coast does not have many similarities with Santa Lucía de Tirajana Read more...
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