José Maria Moran Berruti A few weeks ago, he presented the logo for the centennial of Alicante Central Market, which will be celebrated throughout 2022. The artist and craftsman from Alicante is delighted that they have not forgotten him, as it makes sense. , after all these years, so many ups and downs and all that falls.
We met on the Rambla the other day and it’s impossible to meet Morán without a ‘xarreta’ no matter how brief. Referring to the Market logo, he said he received a message from Paco Sanguino congratulating him because, according to him, he captured the joy of the people of Alicante very well.
“But what joy? What about Alicante? Morán wondered, and Morán responded to what I guessed would be a longer ‘xarreta’ than necessary. Morán Berruti went to Alicante of the eighties, Lassaletta, the first Carnestoltes where Barrio was a Barrio, and Minicines He was always in love with the first stage of Astoria.
For Morán, any resemblance to current reality is purely coincidental. Paellas are pre-cooked throughout the most touristy area of Calle Mayor. You go anywhere in the center with your friends and they ask you two and a half euros for a beer. But the worst part of José María is undoubtedly the change in social relations. It was from the first batch of El Forat and everything faded like tears in the rain.
Morán Berruti, the epitome of Alicante, misses something important in the center of the city: large green spaces to sit, read, rest and relax. I totally share.
Source: Informacion
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