Tag: Spanish Golden Age
Singing Organ-Grinder tweets for April
Cranking it up along the River Lea.
I am the Crippled Demon, Hell’s fleas, the inventor of puppets
A half-translation of a list of minor torments by Luis Vélez de Guevara for a day on which the Christian Devil triumphed.
The Singing Organ Grinder’s tweet archive for February 2018
Another abundance of redundance. Featuring Russian, German and Italian puppetry, organ-grinding, and other nonsense.
How to perform El retablo de Maese Pedro aka El retablo de la libertad de Melisendra in Don Quixote with one puppeteer and a narrator/bottler
Whether Cervantes saw it or not, it is possible as he describes.
Winchester is the centre of English civilisation
Did the house that Jack built come from Spain?
Or, How to cook the old lady who swallowed a fly without stooping to cannibalism. Cumulative songs (and monstrous nested stuffing recipes) in Quixote and Estebanillo González, with the grossest video you’ll see today.
El santo mocaro
Snot-nosed pseudo-saints in a Lingua Franca song by Juan del Encina.
Cuentos, Canta, borrachos, y demás noticias
Palabras que pierden el camino
De los granadinos de Barcelona y las mozuelas de Logroño y otros lugares.