Cádiz Carnival Walking Tour

This route provides answers to questions such as: When did the Carnival in Cádiz begin? Since when has the Carnival Contest been held? How did the different types of groups arise and which ones are still in force? And where do they take place? 1d3milhistorias is made up of a multidisciplinary team led by Santiago Moreno, PhD in Contemporary History from the University of Cádiz and member of the Esteban Boutelou Historical Studies Research Group (HUM-332). PhD in Contemporary History from the University of Cadiz and member of the Esteban de Boutelou Historical Studies Research Group (HUM-332). Author of the books La clase obrera gaditana (1949-1959): una Historia Social a través de las fuentes populares (2006) and Periodistas represaliados en Cádiz (2008). Co-author, together with Julio Malo de Molina and Javier Osuna, of Las torres de la luz (2014). He has coordinated, among other publications: Marginados, Disidentes y Olvidados en la Historia (2009), Fermín Salvochea: Historia de un internacionalista (2009) and La destrucción de la Democracia: vida y muerte de los alcaldes del Frente Popular en la provincia de Cádiz (2012). He has been teaching on the Master's Degree in Hispanic Studies at the UCA since 2011. The main reason why we are undertaking 1d3milhistorias comes from the need to give social and economic utility to the different research and contributions that the research groups at the University of Cadiz are generating from the humanities. Traditionally, research production has remained within the academic circle: lectures at conferences, specialised publications, doctoral theses, etc. However, our aim is to discover for society that wisdom that only at certain times emerges from the classroom or the laboratory. We will therefore build bridges between academia and the general public.