‘Pan Dulces & Mince Pies: A Llanito Celebration of Christmas Traditions & Memories’

The Gibraltar Heritage Trust will be launching a new publication written by Manolo Galliano with Photographs by Victor Hermida titled ‘Pan Dulces & Mince Pies: A Llanito Celebration of Christmas Traditions & Memories’ on Wednesday 30th October at 11am in the Main Guard Bookshop. This has been another passion project of Manolo and Victor and is their 7th collaboration together.
A statement continued: "This Christmas treat endeavours to bring Gibraltarian traditions and customs to the fore and recognise them as intrinsic parts of our heritage. The reader is invited to pause and reflect on what makes the Gibraltarian whilst documenting the manner in which Christmas has been celebrated in times past and also passing that knowledge on the current generation. The book, which is illustrated with Christmas imagery and photographs by Victor Hermida, includes anecdotes of Christmases over the years. The reader will in many ways be transported back to their own Christmas memories and wonder that the season brings. The author encourages us to reconnect with the traditions that define our identity and how they form part of our intangible heritage."
The book includes an appendix of llanito villancicos, songs, carols and Christmas recipes which characterize our special way of celebrating Christmas.
There will be a live book signing by the authors on Wednesday 30th October in the Main Guard Bookshop. Books will be on sale for £15.99. Discount for Heritage Trust members applies.
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