by Pedro Montoliú Camps · SÍLEX EDICIONES, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788477370284
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«Fiestas y tradiciones madrileñas» is the historical essay by Pedro Montoliú Camps, published by Sílex Ediciones in paperback (424 pages, in Spanish).
Essay that surveys the main festivals and celebrations of Madrid, the settings where they take place, and their impact on architecture, customs, literature, and painting. It also delves into forms of sociability in the city, such as tertulias, tapas culture, and summer life.
First edition published in Madrid in December 1990. The work falls within studies of local history and the sociology of social relations.
For those interested in the history of Madrid, urban folklore, and the social traditions of the capital.
Pedro Montoliú Camps is a Spanish journalist who was named a Chronicler of the Villa de Madrid in 1999.
