Los LADRILLEROS. Cocción de 800 LADRILLOS artesanales a partir del AMASADO y PISADO DEL BARRO
In 2007, the expert hands of the Valdés family kept alive one of the last tile and brick workshops in the Ribera Alta del Ebro (Alagón, Zaragoza). The effort and dedication of these brickmakers constituted an insurmountable link in the construction and restoration of some of the most emblematic buildings of our towns and with them we were able to learn about their work from the harvesting of the earth. If you liked this documentary, you can show your SUPPORT and HELP so that the channel continues to grow with the “Thank you” and “Channel Member” buttons that appear below each video. You can also learn more about my life, work and career in this BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTARY: • EUGENIO MONESMA. 40 años de vida, trayecto... Follow me on my SOCIAL NETWORKS: -FACEBOOK (Spanish): / eugeniodocumentales -FACEBOOK (English): / eugeniomonesmalosttrades -INSTAGRAM: / eugeniomonesma -TIKTOK: / eugenio_documentales -TWITTER: / eugeniomonesma -TELEGRAM Group: https://t.me/eugeniomonesma_documentales
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