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Pintxos | the Gildas

Gilda is said to have been the first true pintxo, invented in 1946, the same year that Gilda, the classic film noir starring Rita Hayworth, was released.

Posted byIoana19 Sep 201721 Jan 2018Posted inShort Stories on Spanish Food, the Short StoriesTags:anchovies, basque tradition, food culture, food history, food tradition, gilda, guindilla, olives, pintxo, san sebastianLeave a comment on Pintxos | the Gildas

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The idea of Rutes de Barcelona is to design and customize routes of the city that show a bit of everything - architecture, art, food, and nature. Hi, I am Ioana. I have a twelve-years background in practicing architecture. I like to capture nice stories, patterns and colors around me, and I am passionate about the city I am living in.

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