The world of the enigmas arrives one more year to Talavera this Saturday with the VI Day of the Mystery – News from Toledo

Talavera de la Reina will host this Saturday the VI Day of the Mystery, an event organized by the Ocultura Talavera Association, with a unique price of ten euros, and will take place at the Victoria theater of the municipality, for the benefit of the ASEM CLM association.

The VI Day of the Mystery will begin at 10.30 am, where scholars and specialists from different disciplines will offer talks to delve into the figure of the devil and other dark beings, the world of dreams or enchanted houses.

At 11.00, Juan Carlos Albarrán, ceramist and founder of the Talavera Ceramic Center, will begin the day with his talk about the devil’s figure in the ceramics of Talavera. An analysis of the symbology and legends of the evil associated with one of the most emblematic and prominent goods of the city.

Next, at 12.00, the illustrator and folklore specialist Javier Prado will invite us to make a trip through the history of the enchanted houses in our country, discovering that, far from being a modern phenomenon, we can track the existence of these sinister places for centuries.

In addition, the artist and disseminator Sére Skuld, specialist in magic and beliefs and responsible for the popular ‘mysteries and cubatas’, will be responsible for finishing the morning session and at 1:00 p.m. dreams.

After the pause, at 5:00 p.m., the journalist and writer Lorenzo Fernández Bueno, director of the ‘The Invisible College’ (wave zero) and of television series such as ‘Aliens’ (DMAX), will offer a talk on an issue that wears Years studying: the eternal search for immortality to the argo of history.

At 18.00 it will be the turn of the journalist Josep Guijarro (‘La Rosa de los Vientos and’ The Invisible College ‘), recognized specialists in the study of the UFO phenomenon. His talk will try to offer responses to some of the most striking historical enigmas and their possible link with the visit of alien beings from the most remote antiquity.

To conclude and for the first time in Talavera, the Wave Zero program team, ‘The Invisible College’, led by Lorenzo Fernández Bueno and Laura Falcó, will move to the city to record one of its programs for the public. The recording will have the presence and participation of much of its collaborators: Josep Guijarro, Juan José Sánchez-Oro, Jesús Ortega and some more surprise.

The appointment, which has already become forced for local mystery lovers and other areas of Spain, also has a solidarity objective since, as in the previous editions, everything collected will be destined for the Association of Neuromuscular Diseases of Castilla-La Mancha (ASEM).

Tickets can be acquired in advance through Evenbrite.es or physically in the La Ocultura bookstore.