Camino Via de la Plata Camino Sanabres to Fisterra amp Muxia 2024
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Camino Via de la Plata, Camino Sanabres to Fisterra Muxia | 2024 • The Via de la Plata is one of the longest and most historic pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela, starting in Seville in southern Spain. This route stretches for over 1,000 kilometers, passing through major cities such as Mérida, Salamanca, and Zamora. The landscape changes dramatically, from the warm plains of Andalusia and Extremadura to the rolling hills and forests of the north. • Around the town of Granja de Moreruela, pilgrims can branch off onto the Camino Sanabrés, which diverges from the main Via de la Plata. The Camino Sanabrés route heads west towards Ourense, bringing pilgrims through the verdant mountains of Galicia. The trail offers a more rural and serene experience, as it avoids some of the more crowded sections of other Camino routes. • From Ourense, the pilgrimage continues to the famed Santiago de Compostela, where pilgrims arrive at the majestic cathedral. Many continue further to the Atlantic coast, embarking on the journey to Finisterre and Muxía, believed to be the “end of the world” in ancient times. This final stretch provides stunning coastal views and is often seen as a spiritual conclusion, as pilgrims finish their journey at the ocean’s edge. • Music generated with Suno.com • 00:00 Track 01 - Instrumental • 01:35 Track 02 - Englisch • 04:16 Track 03 - Instrumental • 05:53 Track 04 - Deutsch • 09:03 Track 05 - Englisch • 12:51 Track 06 - Instrumental • 14:35 Track 07 - Spanisch • 17:52 Track 08 - Instrumental • 19:36 Track 09 - Englisch • 22:22 Track 10 - Englisch • 26:12 Track 11 - Instrumental • 29:03 Track 12 - Englisch • 31:10 Track 13 - Englisch • 34:33 Track 14 - Englisch • 36:42 Track 15 - Instrumental • 40:08 Track 16 - Englisch • 42:18 Track 17 - Englisch • 45:01 Track 18 - Englisch • 48:33 Track 19 - Deutsch • 52:05 Track 20 - Instrumental • 53:48 Track 21 - Instrumental
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