by Luis Carandell, Fernando López Alsina, Serafín Moralejo, José María Yagües · Lunwerg · tapa dura · ISBN 9788477821472
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«El Camino de Santiago» is an essay on history and art by Luis Carandell and others, published by Lunwerg in hardcover (298 pages, bilingual Spanish-English).
The work covers the history and art of the Camino de Santiago: it analyzes the formation of the route, its declaration as the first European cultural itinerary and its monumental heritage, and includes a narrated journey alongside a pilgrim.
First part of a three-volume work on the Caminos de Santiago, with photographs by Xurxo Lobato, coordinated by Pablo Martínez Sáiz and with a prologue by Catherine Lalumière. 1991 edition.
Work aimed at readers interested in history, art and European cultural heritage, especially the Jacobean route and other pilgrimages.
Spanish journalist and television presenter (1929-2002)
