Te invita a bailar y cantar en Romerías, paseos ataviados con traje típico, al ritmo pasivo y religioso de patrones y patronas. A tejer con tus propias manos alfombras, traperas o tapices, o a dar forma a cestas y serecas. La historia de un pueblo, el breñusco, llevada adelante con tus propias manos. Te seduce y te asusta a partes iguales en enigmáticas noches de brujas, que descienden mágicamen-
te desde la montaña, iluminadas por antorchas, a golpe de leyenda contada de boca a boca, de generación en generación. Breña Baja te abre balcones y te invita a conocer eclécticas e históricas haciendas, en el propio municipio o en los vecinos, expresiones de una arquitectura colonial convertida en huella de una historia ya algo lejana.
“Abre balcones y te invita a conocer eclécticas e históricas haciendas, en el propio municipio o en los vecinos, expresiones de una arquitectura colonial convertida en huella de una historia ya algo lejana” “Opens its balconies for you and invites to meet eclectic and historical ranches, in its own or neighbour municipality, expression of a colonial architecture turned into the footprint of a distant history” Women icon provided for their families in the period of shortage and immigration to Latin America and Central Europe. It invites you to dance and sing in Romerias, by the walks dressed in the typical costumes, in the passive and religious rhythm of the Saints. To knit the carpets, rugs or wall hangings by your own hands, or give a form to the baskets and bags. The history of a village, the Breña’s village, carried forward by your own hands.
In the same way, the mysterious witches’ night seduces and frightens you, magically coming down from the mountain, illuminated with torches, the word of mouth legend told, from generation to generation. Breña Baja opens its balconies for you and invites to meet eclectic and historical ranches, in its own or neighbour municipality, expression of a colonial architecture turned into the footprint of a distant history.
