Almagro Collection
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Almagro, a name that resonates with the rich history of Spanish Golden Age Theater (Siglo de Oro) in the 16th and 17th centuries. This vibrant neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina, holds within its streets and landmarks a treasure trove of cultural heritage. Step into the notable Bar "Cafe Las Violetas" and be transported back in time as you admire the intricate details of a vitreaux lamp. The stained glass artwork tells stories of an era long gone, capturing the essence of Almagro's past. Continue your journey through this enchanting district and find yourself immersed in another painted vitreaux masterpiece inside the Almagro Basilica. Look up to witness a ceiling adorned with captivating scenes that pay homage to religious traditions and artistic brilliance. But Almagro is not just about theater and art; it has also witnessed historical events that shaped nations. Nicolas Almagro, known for his prowess on tennis courts, carries this illustrious name proudly. Meanwhile, across continents in Spain's Almagro town, spectators once set fire out of outrage when a bullfight was suspended - an act reflecting their deep-rooted passion for tradition. Speaking of Spain's history, we cannot forget Francisco Pizarro and Diego de Almagro who reconciled after their differences as conquistadors seeking new horizons beyond Gorgona island. Their exploits paved the way for exploration during those times. The spirit of entertainment thrived during this era too. Open-air comedy theaters like Corral de Comedias were popular gathering spots where laughter echoed through every performance. It was here that Maria Sverreri brought characters like Dona Ines to life with her remarkable talent on stage. Diego De Almagro/Walker stands tall among these names - an explorer whose adventures left an indelible mark on our collective memory. His contributions are celebrated alongside other great conquerors from the past.