-
faller preparing the
ninots (Valencian name for
puppets or dolls).
During the four days
leading up to 19 March, each
group takes its
ninot out for a grand...
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Ninot le
Petit (also
Johannes Parvi) (fl. ca. 1500 – 1520) was a
French composer of the Renaissance,
probably ****ociated with the
French royal chapel...
- in the
beginning of June,
there are the
Ninot and Children's
Ninot Exhibition (Exposición del
Ninot y del
Ninot infantil), the
Paella Contest (Certamen...
- to
twenty meters in height,
sometimes higher)
composed of
figures called ninots,
which typically encircle one or more
bigger central figures,
called remates...
-
parots were
dressed with
clothing to look like people—these were the
first ninots, with
features identifiable as
being those of a well-known
person from the...
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basic elements of the
market such as
parking availability. The
Mercat del
Ninot is
located in the
western portion of the Eixample. Its
current building...
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Sources ret. 26 June 2007 Ameztegui, Aitor; Coll, Lluis; Brotons, Lluis;
Ninot, J.M. (2016). "Land-use
legacies rather than
climate change are driving...
- change". ISG Newsletter. 14: 54–57. Ameztegui, A; Coll, L; Brotons, L;
Ninot, JM (2016). "Land-use
legacies rather than
climate change are
driving the...
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Andreu in Sant Andreu;
Mercat de
Santa Caterina in L'Eixample,
Mercat del
Ninot in L'Eixample;
Mercat de la Concepció also in L'Eixample;
Mercat de la Llibertat...
- Dalí amb
barretina Lluís Solà i Dachs, «Cu-cut!
Setmanari de
gresca ab
ninots (1902-1912)». Ed. Bruguera. Barcelona, 1967 "World Cup 2010:
Pitch invader...
