Día de la Cruz was much better than expected. There was something going down in almost every plaza (think, one or two plazas per city block). All of the little girls were clad in flamenco dresses, as well as many older women. Plaza de Larga featured anyone and everyone doing some sort of flamenco. Mirador de San Nicolas was full of hippies, as usual, ignoring the rest of the world. It was pretty eventful, and not half as debilitating as Semana Santa.
I'm raising my kids in Spain, so they have to dress like this.
today:
Going to see Luis Buñuel's "El río y la muerte" tonight. I'm not sure what it's about, but he was a weirdo so it should be interesting.
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