The XX edition of Beila came to an end yesterday with a slide show entitled "The Unknown Serrablo: Ibirque, Nocito, Bentué of Nocito, Used, Bara, Azpe and Abell" by Carlos Cajal Puértolas. A beautiful journey through these people who deserve worth visiting for its scenery, with the Sierra de Guara in the background, its people and its architecture: churches, huts, barns, houses, etc ...
Unfortunately some of these places have been abandoned since the early 50's, this combined with the passage of time means that some buildings have become ruins.
Carlos Cajal was interspersed with photos with data on each of these peoples: the number of houses that made up, names of each, the date of the festivities, etc.. A very comprehensive collection of information that has been collected on the ground and talking to people in these localities.
Some of these were present in Chat and recalled with emotion the house and its people, especially those from the villages inhabited.
Carlos ended his presentation with practical guidelines for access to this beautiful area Serrablo, so close and yet so unknown.
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