Chueca

This is kind of where a lot of the emerging galleries and new galleries have moved and opened their spaces.

You have Chueca and Justicia, which really has the highest concentration, along with Dr. Furquet, which is kind of entering Lavapiés, very close to the Reina Sofia.

Exactly,

the street there.

There is like, it's full of crazies.

It's in Chueca.

There's, I think it's fantastic.

Nice.

I'm really loving what nowadays Christophe Loy is doing.

these last years showing everywhere that pieces such as El Gato Montes by Manuel Peneya or El Baderillo de Lavapiés by Barbieri or Ben Amor by Pablo Luna are as good as most operas and we can we could say the same about pieces by Breton, by Vives, by Chueca, by Chapi, by Moreno Torroba, by Fernández Caballero.

There is a lot to discover for many people that do not know that this repertoire exists, and it's an amazing, wonderful repertoire.

From Madrid and Barcelona to Valencia, Bilbao, Oviedo, Seville, Granada, Perlada and beyond, Spain has a surprisingly diverse network of opera houses and festivals, associations and so on.