We did not stay long, but what we did see was filled with motion and emotion.

While we stood in line for our next performance on Sunday, we saw a rare sight: blue sky.

Rosario la Tremendita at Gonzalez Byass

Diego Villegas. The dancer is Rocio Molina. At Sala Paúl, a nice, small space.

This was our first visit to Sala Compañía. As you can see, this is a narrow, deep theater. We sat in the second row, so we could see fine.

Belén López put on a great show.

La iglesia de Santo Domingo fue abierta con poca frecuencia. Me contentó de ver el interior.

El retablo mayor es muy grande. Está cubierto de oro y plata. The main altar is covered with gold and silver.

En la iglesia de Santo Domingo. Me gusta la luz y la sombra en esta imagen. I like the light and shadow in this image.

Creo que este vitral es (relativamente) nuevo. I thinkthis staind glass is relatively new--not much more than 400 years old.

A little fuzzy, but it shows some of the elaborate work on the altar. (I could not use a flash in this dim church.)

I am often impressed by the ceilings in these old buildings.

Another view of the ceiling.Tiene un viejo tipo de techo.

Campanas de la iglesia San Marcos. The bells on San Marcos church. The street was too narrow to get a picture of the entire front of the church.

These doors don't look too imposing, do they? It's a trick of perspective; they are quite large. Front doors to San Marcos.

Puerta de la iglesia San Marcos. Me gustó la diferencia de tamaño. ¿Ves el empuje y el tirón? These doors are also large and I liked the size contrast. Do you see the "push" and "pull?"

La compañía de José Barrios era muy buena. Me recordó a Antonio Granjero. José Barrios reminded me of Antonio Granjero in Santa Fe.

Rocío Marquez and her company put on an interesting show.

The show of Rocío Molina, at Teatro Villamarta, was not to my liking. The red stuff on the stage is supposed to be blood.

La escuela estaba literalmente al otro lado de la calle de nuestro apartamento. The Royal Academy of the Equestrian Arts was literally across the street from our apartment.