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CFTR protein repair therapy in cystic fibrosis
Review
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doi: 10.1016/j.arbres.2013.07.013.
Epub 2013 Oct 2.
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Spanish]
Esther Quintana-Gallego
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, Isabel Delgado-Pecellín
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, Carmen Calero Acuña
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- 1 Unidad de Fibrosis Quística, Unidad Médico-Quirúrgica de Enfermedades Respiratorias, Instituto de Biomedicina de Sevilla (IBiS), Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío, Sevilla, España; Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Enfermedades Respiratorias (CIBERES), Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, España.
Electronic address: [email protected].
- 2 Unidad de Fibrosis Quística, Servicio de Pediatría, Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío, Sevilla, España.
- 3 Unidad de Fibrosis Quística, Unidad Médico-Quirúrgica de Enfermedades Respiratorias, Instituto de Biomedicina de Sevilla (IBiS), Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío, Sevilla, España; Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Enfermedades Respiratorias (CIBERES), Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, España.
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10.1016/j.arbres.2013.07.013
Review
[Article in
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Spanish]
Esther Quintana-Gallego et al.
Arch Bronconeumol.
2014 Apr.
. 2014 Apr;50(4):146-50.
doi: 10.1016/j.arbres.2013.07.013.
Epub 2013 Oct 2.
Authors
Esther Quintana-Gallego
1
, Isabel Delgado-Pecellín
2
, Carmen Calero Acuña
3
Affiliations
- 1 Unidad de Fibrosis Quística, Unidad Médico-Quirúrgica de Enfermedades Respiratorias, Instituto de Biomedicina de Sevilla (IBiS), Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío, Sevilla, España; Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Enfermedades Respiratorias (CIBERES), Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, España.
Electronic address: [email protected]. - 2 Unidad de Fibrosis Quística, Servicio de Pediatría, Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío, Sevilla, España.
- 3 Unidad de Fibrosis Quística, Unidad Médico-Quirúrgica de Enfermedades Respiratorias, Instituto de Biomedicina de Sevilla (IBiS), Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío, Sevilla, España; Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Enfermedades Respiratorias (CIBERES), Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, España.
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PMID:
24095197
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DOI:
10.1016/j.arbres.2013.07.013
Abstract
Cystic fibrosis is a single gene, autosomal recessive disorder, in which more than 1,900 mutations grouped into 6 classes have been described.
It is an example a disease that could be well placed to benefit from personalised medicine. There are currently 2 very different approaches that aim to correct the basic defect: gene therapy, aimed at correcting the genetic alteration, and therapy aimed at correcting the defect in the CFTR protein. The latter is beginning to show promising results, with several molecules under development. Ataluren (PTC124) is a molecule designed to make the ribosomes become less sensitive to the premature stop codons responsible for class i mutations. Lumacaftor (VX-809) is a CFTR corrector directed at class ii mutations, among which Phe508del is the most frequent, with encouraging results. Ivacaftor (VX-770) is a potentiator, the only one marketed to date, which has shown good efficacy for the class iii mutation Gly551Asp in children over the age of 6 and adults. These drugs, or a combination of them, are currently undergoing various clinical trials for other less common genetic mutations. In the last 5 years, CFTR has been designated as a therapeutic target.
Ivacaftor is the first drug to treat the basic defect in cystic fibrosis, but only provides a response in a small number of patients. New drugs capable of restoring the CFTR protein damaged by the most common mutations are required.
Keywords:
Aatluren; Ataluren; CFTR corrector; CFTR modulator; CFTR potentiator; Cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator; Fármaco corrector; Fármaco modulador; Fármaco potenciador; Ivacaftor; Lumacaftor; Proteína reguladora de la conductabilidad transmembrana de la fibrosis quística.
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Clifftop walk from Puerto del Carmen to Puerto Calero
by Steve
This is a guest post by my better half Amy – enjoy!
If you fancy half a day away from the sun lounger, I highly recommend the beautiful clifftop walk from Puerto del Carmen to Puerto Calero. We’ve taken this walk several times, usually, around 9am before it gets too hot! Our usual plan is to arrive at the luxury marina of Puerto Calero in time for brunch, and then take the ferry back to Puerto del Carmen.
Taken just after the zigzag path
To begin with, you’ll need to head to the old town harbour in Puerto del Carmen. From here you can start the journey from either Calle Teide or Calle Los Infantes (which is a pedestrianised area).
Walk down either of these roads with the sea to your left until you come to Calle de Los Verdes.
At this point, you should then be at the bottom of a short but steep zigzag path that will take you to the clifftop. I usually pause at the top to catch my breath admire the views!
View of the marina in Puerto del Carmen old town
You are now on the coastal path, which is mainly flat with some gentle slopes. The first section of the path is paved with some benches along the route. There is a high wall on your right side until you reach the edge of Puerto del Carmen. Look out for the odd lizard on your route too!
The path then becomes a natural track until you reach Puerto Calero, but is smooth and easy to follow as it’s dotted with wooden posts. As you have now left Puerto del Carmen you can enjoy the Lanzarote views to your right as well as the ocean to your left. You may spot the odd fisherman. Along the route, there’s a set of steps down the cliff that lead directly to the water.
The water does look particularly clear and inviting, but please take care if you choose to head down to the sea. The route doesn’t have any guarding to prevent falls over the cliffs!
A fishing boat
About halfway along the walk, you will reach a gorge where you will see some houses. You will have to use the zigzag steps to get to the bottom and another set to climb up the other side. You can also access the sea from here should you wish. Once past this part, you can enjoy the rest of the walk on the gently sloping path towards Puerto Calero.
Barranco del Quiquere, not too far now!
At the boundary of Puerto Calero, the path veers slightly to the right and you can access the resort through the marina car park. Puerto Calero has a selection of top-quality bars, cafes, restaurants and luxury shops. The market is run every Tuesday and Friday, but might be currently suspended due to Covid. Some of the restaurants do not actually open until 12pm. We usually visit the Azure restaurant as they are open earlier for a well-deserved brunch (Eggs Benedict being my preference).
When you are ready to leave you can either retrace your steps, take a bus, or the ferry back to the harbour in Puerto Del Carmen.
The marina and promenade at Puerto Calero
The morning ferry to Puerto del Carmen should be quieter than the crowd waiting for it to take them to Puerto Calero, especially on a market day. The ferries run frequently and there is a ticket office at the far end of the marina. We paid 8EUR for a single return journey. A return ticket costs 15EUR.
The upper deck of the ferry provides some astounding views!
The walk should take around 45 mins to an hour depending on your speed and how many times you stop for photo opportunities. I recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes/trainers rather than flip-flops, due to the stony landscape. Also, take some water, as there is nowhere to stop until you reach Puerto Calero.
A small lizard was spotted on our walk!
This is a beautiful walk and a great way to get a bit of exercise without too much effort.
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UAP56/DDX39B is a major cotranscriptional RNA–DNA helicase that unwinds harmful R loops genome-wide
- Aleix Bayona-Feliu1,
- Xiaoyu Xue2,3,
- Sonia I. Barroso1,
- Sergio Muñoz1,
- Víctor M. González-Basallote1,
- Patrick Sung2,4 and
- Andrés Aguilera1
org/Person”>Carmen Pérez-Calero1,
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1Centro Andaluz de Biología Molecular y Medicina Regenerativa (CABIMER) Universidad de Sevilla-CSIC-Universidad Pablo de Olavide,
Sevilla 41092, Spain;
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2Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, School of Medicine, University of Yale, New Haven, Connecticut 06510, USA;
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3Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas 78666, USA;
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4Department of Biochemistry and Structural Biology, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio,
Texas 78229, USA
- Corresponding author: aguilo{at}us. es
esAbstract
Nonscheduled R loops represent a major source of DNA damage and replication stress. Cells have different ways to prevent R-loop
accumulation. One mechanism relies on the conserved THO complex in association with cotranscriptional RNA processing factors
including the RNA-dependent ATPase UAP56/DDX39B and histone modifiers such as the SIN3 deacetylase in humans. We investigated
the function of UAP56/DDX39B in R-loop removal. We show that UAP56 depletion causes R-loop accumulation, R-loop-mediated genome
instability, and replication fork stalling. We demonstrate an RNA–DNA helicase activity in UAP56 and show that its overexpression
suppresses R loops and genome instability induced by depleting five different unrelated factors. UAP56/DDX39B localizes to
active chromatin and prevents the accumulation of RNA–DNA hybrids over the entire genome.
We propose that, in addition to
its RNA processing role, UAP56/DDX39B is a key helicase required to eliminate harmful cotranscriptional RNA structures that
otherwise would block transcription and replication.
- double-strand breaks
- genome instability
- R loops
- RNA–DNA helicase
- RNA–DNA hybrids
- replication fork stalling
- UAP56/DDX39B
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Tanay Barangays Cuyambay, Daraitan, Katipunan Bayani, Kaybuto, Mag-ampon, Pinagkamaligan, Plaza Aldea, Sampaloc, San Isidro, Tabing-Ilog, Tandang-Kutyo and Wawa
Taytay Barangays Dolores, Muzon, Sta.
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022-2020
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42-San Juan City
45-Marikina City
46-Cainta-Taytay
Rosa, Sto. Domingo, and Sto. Niño 
Ana, San Isidro and San Juan Zip Excel File[return to index]
Revenue Region 8A – Makati City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 47-East Makati City
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037-2021
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RDO No. 48-West Makati City
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036-2021
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RDO No.
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035-2021
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RDO No. 50-South Makati
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038-2021
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49-North Makati City[return to index]
Revenue Region 8B – South NCR
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 44-Taguig City-Pateros
Pateros
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040-2019
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RDO No. 51-Pasay City
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036-2018
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RDO No.
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009-2018
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RDO No. 53A-Las Pinas City
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004-2021
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RDO No. 53B-Muntinlupa City
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039-2019
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52-Parañaque City[return to index]
Revenue Region 9A – CABAMIRO (Cavite-Batangas-Mindoro-Romblon)
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 35-Odiongan, Romblon
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026-2021
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RDO No. 37-San Jose, Occidental Mindoro
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045-2022
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RDO No. 54A-Trece Martirez City, East Cavite
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020-2021
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RDO No. 54B-Bacoor City, West Cavite
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033-2022
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RDO No. 58-Batangas City, West Batangas
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035-2022
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RDO No.
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034-2022
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RDO No. 63-Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro
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043-2022
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M. Alvarez, Imus, Indang, Mendez, Silang, Tagaytay City, Trece Martirez City
59-Lipa City, East Batangas[return to index]
Revenue Region 9B – LAQUEMAR (Laguna-Quezon-Marinduque)
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 55-San Pablo City, East Laguna
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018-2020
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RDO No. 56-Calamba City, Central Laguna
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056-2017
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RDO No. 57-Biñan City, West Laguna
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088-2019
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RDO No.
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013-2020
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RDO No. 61-Gumaca, South Quezon
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037-2022
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RDO No. 62-Boac, Marinduque
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040-2022
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60-Lucena City, North Quezon[return to index]
Revenue Region 10 – Legaspi City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 64-Talisay, Camarines Norte
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011-2020
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RDO No. 65-Naga City, Camarines Sur
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002-2020
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RDO No. 66-Iriga City, Camarines Sur
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007-2020
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RDO No.
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006-2020
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RDO No. 68-Sorsogon City, Sorsogon
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005-2020
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RDO No. 69-Virac, Catanduanes
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012-2020
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RDO No.
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010-2020
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67-Legazpi City, Albay
70-Masbate City, Masbate[return to index]
Revenue Region 11 – Iloilo City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 71-Kalibo, Aklan
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010-2021
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RDO No.
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025-2021
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RDO No. 73-San Jose, Antique
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014-2021
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RDO No. 74-Iloilo City, Iloilo
Province Of Guimaras Island
Affected By The New Iloilo Airport Development Project
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017-2021
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RDO No.
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013-2021
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72-Roxas City
75-Zarraga, Iloilo [return to index]
Revenue Region 12 – Bacolod City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 76-Victorias City, Negros Occidental
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011-2019
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RDO No. 77-Bacolod City, Negros Occidental
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041-2017
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RDO No. 78-Binalbagan, Negros Occidental
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105-2014
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RDO No.
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078-2018
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B. Magalona, Escalante, Manapla, Sagay, Toboso, Victorias
79-Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental[return to index]
Revenue Region 13 – Cebu City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No.
*Note: Olango Island is part of Lapu-Lapu City
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023-2022
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RDO No. 81-Cebu City North
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064-2018
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RDO No. 82-Cebu City, South
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016-2020
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RDO No.
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060-2022
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RDO No. 84-Tagbilaran City, Bohol
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020-2022
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80-Mandaue City, Cebu
83-Talisay City, Cebu[return to index]
Revenue Region 14 – Tacloban City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 85-Catarman, Northern Samar
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034-2002
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RDO NO. 86-Borongan City, Eastern Samar
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007-2019
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019-2010
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RDO No. 88-Tacloban City
Biliran Provinces:
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046-2002
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009-2019
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RDO No. 90-Maasin City, Southern Leyte
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028-2006
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87-Catbalogan, Western Samar
89-Ormoc City, Leyte[return to index]
Revenue Region 15 – Zamboanga City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 91-Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte
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073-2018
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RDO No. 92-Pagadian City
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018-2017
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RDO No. 93A-Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del SurProvince: Sibugay Zamboanga City Zip Excel File |
023-2017 |
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RDO No. 93B-Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay
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058-2019
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RDO No. 94-Isabela, Basilan
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051-2095
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RDO No. 95-Jolo, Sulu
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003-2021
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RDO No.
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057-2019
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96-Bongao, Tawi-Tawi[return to index]
Revenue Region 16 – Cagayan De Oro City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 97-Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental
Province: Camiguin Island
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028-2020
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RDO No.
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008-2019
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RDO No. 99-Malaybalay City, Bukidnon
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047-2022
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RDO No. 100-Ozamis City, Misamis Occidental
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027-2020
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RDO No.
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029-2020
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RDO No. 102-Marawi City, Lanao del Sur
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037-2020
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98-Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental
101-Iligan City, Lanao del Norte[return to index]
Revenue Region 17 – Butuan City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 103-Butuan City, Agusan del Norte
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02-2022
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RDO No. 104-Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur
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077-2019
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RDO No. 105-Surigao City
Siargao Island:
Dinagat Islands:
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054-2018
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RDO No. 106-Tandag City, Surigao del Sur
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049-2022
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Monica, Socorro[return to index]
Revenue Region 18 – Koronadal City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 107-Cotabato City, Maguindanao
Note: *Gen. Sk Pendatun (Part Of Cotabato City On Initial Valuation)
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053-2022
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029-2019
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RDO No. 109-Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat
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035-2019
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RDO No. 110-General Santos City, South Cotabato
Sarangani Province
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056-2019
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RDO No.
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002-2019
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108-Kidapawan City, North Cotabato
111-Koronadal City, South Cotabato[return to index]
Revenue Region 19 – Davao City
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Revenue District Office
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Department Order No.
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RDO No. 112-Tagum City, Davao del Norte
Island Garden City Of Samal:
Compostela Valley Provinces:
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079-2019
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RDO No.
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032-2021
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RDO No. 113B-East Davao City
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033-2021
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RDO No. 114-Mati City, Davao Oriental
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061-2017
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RDO No.
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034-2021
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113A-West Davao City
115-Digos City, Davao del Sur[return to index]
Traducteurs/ Interprètes – Ambassade de France en Espagne / Embajada de Francia en España
Cette liste, qui ne nous engage pas quant à la qualité et aux tarifs des prestations fournies, recense les traducteurs assermentés inscrits au Ministerio de Asuntos exteriores y de Cooperación et qui ont déposé leur signature auprès du Consulat.
- Liste des traducteurs à Madrid
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- Liste des traducteurs à Almeria
- Liste des traducteurs à Burgos
- Liste des traducteurs à Cáceres
- Liste des traducteurs à Cadix
- Liste des traducteurs à Cordoue
- Liste des traducteurs à Grenade
- Liste des traducteurs à Huelva
- Liste des traducteurs à León
- Liste des traducteurs à Málaga
- Liste des traducteurs à Melilla
- Liste des traducteurs à Murcie
- Liste des traducteurs à Séville
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- Liste des traducteurs à Valladolid
Liste des traducteurs à Madrid
Maria Begoña Alvarez Alvarez-Cascos
tél : 657303747
c/ Tirol, 3
28260 Galapagar
mél : alvarez.
[email protected]
Carmen Ariño Rubiato
tél : 91 002 71 68 / 620 620 267
c/Poeta Esteban Villegas, 16
28014 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Viviane Assa
fax / tél : 91 415 98 22 / 675 11 98 79
c/ Puerto Rico, 23 (7° izquierda)
28016 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Maria Estela Bengochea Martinez
tél : 630 40 18 63
av. de Abrantes, 14 – 1° izd.
28025 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Victor Blázquez Gómez
tél / Fax : 91 522 33 91 / 664 356 933
c/ Pez, 2 – 5° Dcha.
28004 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Daniel Brinon Desailly
tél : 914 881 928 / 676 741 442
c/ Vinagrande, 21 – 2 B
28925 Alcorcon
mél : [email protected]
site : www.dbdtraducciones.com
David Calero Cordoba
tél : 645 195 174
c/ Conde de Peñalver
28006 Madrid
mél : dcalerocordoba@gmail.
com
site : www.decalero.com
Miriam Carriles Cervera
tél : 637 959 222
c/ Emilio Mario, 1
28002 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Antonio Carrillo Robles
fax/tél : 91 365 55 32 / 91 366 58 19 / 91 366 58 28
c/ Mayor 32, 2ª (Tradux)
28013 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
site : www.tradux.es
Daniela Coloigner
tél : 91 413 48 64 / 606 276 456
c/ Benigno, 5 – 7 apar. 114
28002 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Sylvie Coma
tél : 91 416 01 17 / 609 345 106
c/ Corazon de Maria, 25 (7 F)
28002 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Yannick Cortés Guigon
tél : 607 647 932
c/ Donosco Cortés, 3 – 3B
28015 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Julie Decantes
tél : 91 572 26 11 / 628 26 41 43
av. Presidente Carmona, 4 ss dcha
28020 Madrid
mél : juliegaela@yahoo.
es / [email protected]
Ana Maria Debbane Sabbagh
fax / tél : 91 522 84 88 / 91 522 85 02
c/ Valenzuela, 10 (1°D)
28014 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Annie Delapierre Biehler
tél : 628 53 60 23
c/Salonica, 45
28232 Las Rozas de Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Pablo De Luis Duran
tél : 91 805 86 96 / 639 125 895
c/Altamirano, 37 (Bajo ext Izda)
28008 Madrid
mél :[email protected]
Jérôme Ecomard De Sainte-Marie
tél : 676 63 02 01
c/Infanta Beatriz, 14
Urb. Parque Infantas
Valdemorillo
28210 Villanueva de la Cañada
mél : [email protected]
Juan Bautista Fernandez Gonzalez
fax / tél : 913 526 678 / 629 270 767
c/ Berlin, 3 (portal 3 – 2° A)
28224 Pozuelo de Alarcon
mél : [email protected]
Magdalena Figueroa Tristana
tél : +34 691114663
c/ Triana, 50 Bajo Izda.
28016 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
site : www.traductorjuradofrances.online
Esther Galan Palacio
tél : 669 670 017
c/ Pedro Rico, 31 – 3° A
28029 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Béatrice Garreau
fax / tél : 915 266 441 / 659 618 561
c/ Antillón, 17 (Esc.B – 1°Dcha.)
28011 Madrid
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
Magdalena Ghislaine Freire Bouillon
tél / fax : 91 845 80 32 / 649 685 325
C/ Santiago de Compostela, 50 – 12°C
28034 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Ana Goberna López
tél : 667 097 555
c/ San Antonio, 7
28814 Daganzo
mél : [email protected]
Pablo Golmayo Diufain
tél : 91 766 81 11 / 618 48 72 95
c/ Eladio López Vilches, 11 – 2° izd.
28033 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Marta Gómez Barrera
tél.
: 658 559 696
c/ La Marañosa, 2 – 4° izq.
28053 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Gaëlle Guerreiro Jacq
tél : 626 739 305
c/ Aristóteles, 10 – 6°B
28027 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Alicia Herrera Medina
tél : 699 35 90 15
c/ Encomienda, 23 – 3°C
28012 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Martina Hidalgo Carrasco
tél / fax : 91 415 37 66 / 646 959 410
c/ Cidamon, 6 (1°C)
28043 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Adriana Jaime Pérez
tél : 666 066 873
c/ Guzman el Bueno, 6 – 5° C
28023 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
María Londáiz Montiel
tél : 676 25 92 06
C/ Juan Bravo, 51 – 6° Izq.
28006 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Iciar López-Aranguren
tél : 699 089 091
c/ paseo de los Cerezos, 63
28016 Madrid
mél : iciarlzaranguren@gmail.
com
Helena Lorenzo Quirós
tél : 610 992 130
c/ Fernando el Católico, 78 – 5° D
28015 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Irene Marinas Rodriguez
tél : 653 112 447
c/ Pinar de San José, 23 A – 4a – 5a
28054 MADRID
mél : [email protected]
Sarah Martin
tél : 91 143 51 48 / 651 41 29 12
c/ Toledo, 40 – 2° int. – A
28005 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Teresa Medina Balenciaga
tél : 91 578 37 00
fax : 656 419 100
c/ Hermosilla, 100 (6°)
28009 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Antonio Milan Barcelo
fax / tél : 91 532 61 99 / 91 701 42 10
c/ Esparteros,10 (2°)
28012 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Bernadette Mubikayi Rojo
tél : 605 18 37 78
c/ Genral Pirgarrón, 3
28901 Getafe
mél : [email protected]
Maria Dolores Mora Gomez
tél : 699 015 470
c/ Barquillo, 15 Bloque A – 5° B
28004 Madrid
mél : mariolamora@outlook.
com
Lidia Muro
tél : 91 345 54 07 / 650 665 564
C/ Santo Tome, 81 A
28004 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Gloria Muros Gálvez
tél : 677 084 544
Camino de Madrid, 12 – 5
28863 Cobeña
mél : [email protected]
Emma Ortega Villanueva
tél : 91 401 36 65 / 620 60 26 56
c/ Don Ramon de la Cruz, 97 – 2° Dcha.
28006 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Eric Carlos Pardos Veglia
tél : 91 302 34 83 / 625 678 398
c/ Ramonet, 14 – 5° A
28033 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Judith Pastor Blanco
Tél : 661 239 254
mél : [email protected]
Pablo Felipe Pérez Fernández
Brantia Translation
tél : 648 425 358
c/ Princesa, 31 – 5°- 6
28008 MADRID
mél : [email protected]
Crispin Pérez Redondo
tél : 91 416 90 01
c/ Suero de Quinones, 22 – Esc 1,3 D
28002 Madrid
mél : crispinp@telefonica.
net
Leticia Quintanilla Denise
tél : 665 90 17 23 / 911 866 147
c/ General Moscardó, 17 – 1°B
28020 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Antonio Roales Ruiz
tél : 91 634 27 67 / 609 21 00 14
c/ Comunidad de Andalucia, 59 – P 7 – 3°C
Residencial El Faro de la Rozas
28231 Las Rozas de Madrid
mél : [email protected]/[email protected]
Soizick Ruellan
tél : 675 826 443 / 914 737 104
C/ Ercilla, 9, Bajo, 3 – 1
28005 Madrid
site : www.proz.com
mél : [email protected]
Teresa Sans Morales
tél : 91 845 65 30
Avda Séptima, 10
28770, Colmenar Viejo
mél : [email protected]
Isabel Sanuy Contreras
tél : 91 448 79 26 / 686 70 33 57
c/ Prim, 15 – 4 drch. oficina 12
28004 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Santiago Servan Solis
tél : 626 35 32 06
c/ Amparo, 103 – 4° B
28012 Madrid
mél : servan.
[email protected]
Luis Felipe Tailhan
fax / tél : 91 575 02 97 / 645 083 591
c/ Serrano, 63 (3°)
28006 Madrid
mél : [email protected]
Nieves Villar Dille
tél : 660 329 794
c/ Cedro, 8 – Portal 6 – bajo izda
28250 Torrelodones
mél : [email protected]
Joëlle Voyer Chaillou
tél : 91 886 15 90 / 639 24 29 88
Urb. Monterrey
Av. Cervantes, 24
28880 Meco
mél : [email protected]
Paloma Valenciano Martinez-Orozco
fax / tél : 91 411 69 63 / 91 411 66 16 / 649 16 18 72
c/ Santa Cruz de Marcenado, 1
28015 Madrid
site :www.poliglota.com
mél : [email protected]
Alicia Weber
tél / fax : 91 806 47 17 / 91 229 84 57
Sector Literatos, 30 (1°-2)
28760 Tres Cantos
mél : [email protected]
Liste des traducteurs à Alicante
Mar Barón Valls
tél : 965 14 33 61
av.
Maisonnave, 18 – 7° 6
03003 Alicante
mél : [email protected]
Eva Buol
tél : 680 27 44 06
c/ Nit, Urb.las torres, bloque 9 portal 2 – 3 D
03110 Mutxamel
mél : [email protected]
Irene Carratalá Puertas
tél : 647 21 65 77 / 966 17 19 04
av. Vicente Savall, 10 – bajo D
03690 San Vicente
mél : [email protected]
Lydia Colitta
tél : 680 62 07 78
c/ Oviedo, 2 – 2 B
03560 El Campello
mél : [email protected]
Pierre Coutin
tél : 965 943 841 / 660 096 332
Pasaje de Soro, 6 – 3° C
03550 Sant Joan d’Alacant
mél : [email protected]
site : www.traductor-jurado.org/frances.php
Diego De Arriba Preiss
tél : 965 638 900 / 619 735 746
C/ Orihuela, 1 esc. 1 – 2° 5
03560 Campello
mél : [email protected]
Veronica Doña Campino
tél : 639 65 80 59
Camino viejo de Honclón, 267
03680 Aspe (Alicante)
mél : vedoc@hotmail.
com
Angel Espinosa Gadea
tél : 651 51 33 41
fax : 965 99 07 55
Av. Maisonnave, 28 bis 4º
03003 Alicante
site : www.e-traduccion.net
mél : [email protected]
Beatriz Folco Ramón
tél : 696 28 77 30 / 965 04 55 15
c/ Mar Alta, 31 – 3ºC
03560 El Campello (Alicante)
mél : [email protected]
Yolanda Giménez Marín
tél : 679 68 54 05
c/ Mariano Pérez Vives, 12
03205 Elche (Alicante)
mél : [email protected]
Tamara Guillon Gil
tél : 674 63 4 939
Av. de Elche, 21
Urb. Los Balcones
03186 Torrevieja
mél : [email protected]
Bárbara Ivorra Vicedo
tél : 610 221 501 / 966 146 281
c/ Carlota Pasaron, 16 – 1° C
03005 Alicante
mél : [email protected]
Victoria Martínez Martínez
tél / fax : 617 73 87 97 / 96 609 16 07
c/ Doctor Fleming, 4, 6º B
03202 Elche (Alicante)
mél : traduccionesvm@gmail.
com
site : www.traduccionesvm.com
Isabel Martinez Pons
tél : 637 82 84 31
Avd. L’Almassera, 25 – 7°B
03690 San Vicente
mél :[email protected]
Eva Muñoz Fandiño
tél : 663 70 92 20 / 965 65 07 97
Cami de Fondo, bloque D 8° – 3
03560 Campello
mél : [email protected]
Maria Navarro Orts
tél : 658 908 629
c/ Eusebio sempere 3, esc 1-3°A
03003 Alicante
mél : [email protected]
Olivier Saint-Germes-Masdoumier
tél : 636 76 72 09
Rambla Méndez Nuñez, 44 – 5° C
03002 Alicante
mél : [email protected] [email protected]
Lucia-Clara Serrano Lucas
tél : 655 25 10 31 / 965 92 21 97
c/ Pintor Cabrera n° 14, 2°P
03003 Alicante
mél : [email protected]
Liste des traducteurs à Almeria
Maria Concepcion Arance Ortega
Agencia Global Traductionnelles
C/ Nereida, 1 – 4°
04770 Adra
Sergio Garcia Pastor
tél / fax : 950 24 06 71 / 950 24 51 45
C/ Antonio González Egea, 5 – 1°
04001 Almeria
mél : sergiogarciapastor@gmail.
com
José Antonio Torres Martinez
tél. : 660 168 405
Avda. de Montserrat, 74. Esc. 2a – 3°D
04006 Almeria
mél : [email protected]
Liste des traducteurs à Burgos
Eva Martin Diez-Andino
tél : 947 26 05 19 / 627 49 29 67
c/ Oviedo 6, 2º
09002 Burgos
mél : [email protected]
Liste des traducteurs à Cáceres
Colette Charbonnier
tél. : 927 24 94 38
c/ Francisco Paniaga, 11
10004 Cáceres
Liste des traducteurs à Cadix
Inés Cordero Rando
tél : 656 385 180
Av. Anda de Viya, 42 -2°D
11009 Cadiz
mél : [email protected]
Marina Gomez Palomares
tél : 658 998 236
c/ del Manantial, 13 – oficina 103
11500 El Puerto de Santa Maria
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
Cristobal Jimenez Vadillo
tél : 607 39 02 14
c/ Urano, 8
11207 Algeciras
mél : cristobal@grupotrm.
com / [email protected]
Alvaro Llamas Fernandez
tél : 956 331 739 / 647 74 56 75
C/ Algarve 27, 3º
11403 Jerez de la Frontera
mél : [email protected]
Pilar López Bajo
tél : 620 799 242
c/ Licio, 39
14012 Cordoba
mél : [email protected]
Leticia López Morales
tél : 645 433 832
c/ Libertad 4 , Casa 18
11140 Conil
mél : [email protected]
Marina Yanez-Mingot
tél/fax : 956 682001 / 681615
c/ Guzman el Bueno, 20
11380 Tarifa
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Mercedes Castillo Ortega
tél : 957 27 20 25 / 665 795 436
c/ Cantueso, 57
14012 Córdoba
mél : [email protected]
Manuel Gómez Ruiz
tél : 957 47 82 26
c/ Pedro López, 24
14002 Córdoba
Ana Ibanez Cordoba
tél : 957 233 541 / 666 994 063
c/ Miguel Benzo, 18-1B
14004 Córdoba
mél : info@aitraducciones.
com
Maria de la Paz Lopera Pareja
tél / fax : 618 43 40 18 / 957 521 782
c/ Acero Mio Cid, 13 – bajo drch.
14940 Cabra
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
Soizic Marie Anne Ruellan
tél / fax : 957 486 017 / 675 826 443
c/ Romero Barros, 1
14003 Córdoba
mél : [email protected]
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Luis Barrionuevo Arevalo
tél / fax : 958 25 57 61
c/ Pedro Antonio de Alarcon, 21-1C
18004 Granada
José Miguel Diaz Puyol
Tél. : 958 88 18 40 / 606 295 091
c/ Carmen Baja, 62
18690 Almuñecar
mél : [email protected]
Patricia Fernandez Melgarejo
tél : 958 891 759 / 687 626 377
c/ Albahaca, 8
18140 La Zubia
mél : [email protected]
Amanda B. Luna Urbano
tél : 639 017 191
c/ Lavadero de la Cruz, 8 – 3°
18001 Granada
mél : verbaexacta@gmail.
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Marie E. Labiche
rtél : 958 20 32 74 / 661 558 334
c/ Luis Heredia Maya, 9
18010 Granada
mél : [email protected]
Damian Pulido Lebœuf
tél : 620 544 593 / 958 070 116
C/ Lubina, 9 – 2B
18015 Granada
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
Beatriz Sánchez Cárdenas
tél : 645 654 288
c/ Buensuceso, 11
18002 Granada
mél : [[email protected]]
Maria del Mar Sanchez Montes
tél : 958 60 55 07
c/ Comercio n° 1 – 3A
18600 Motril
Eloisa Sanz Ceballos
mél : [email protected]
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Cristine Kulik Merck
tél : 959 37 71 14
Av. Santa Clara 25
21130 Mazagon
mél : [email protected]
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Clara Cortijo Tontale
tél : 987 09 30 92 / 699 89 88 95
c/ Pendón de Baeza, 13 – 6° B
24006 León
mél : claracortijotontale@gmail.
com / [email protected] / [email protected]
Patricia Fernández
tél : 987 28 95 03 / 637 90 45 30
Avda. de Europa, 21
24192 Vilecha
mél : [email protected]
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Georgina Alvarez-Estrada Pérez
tél : 952 298 733 / 692 789 057
c/ Meridiana, 17
29018 Málaga
mél : [email protected]
Pedro Amoros Torres
tél : 95-221 63 64
Av. Manuel Agustin Heredia, 18 – 3°
29001 Málaga
Maria Aranzazu Carrillo Avila
tél : 606 022 866
c/ Los Cedros n° 13
29018 Málaga
mél : [email protected]
José Angel Iturriaga y Urbistondo
tél : 95 221 22 10 / 659 261 000
Av. Manuel Agustin Heredia, 20 – 4° 3
29001 Málaga
Manuel Lazo Martin
tél : 655 215 285
c/ Cinteria, 3
29005 Málaga
mél : [email protected]
Helena Lorenzo Quiros
tél : 610 992 130
Duquesa Village, 7 – 20 – 01
29692 Sabinillas, Manilva
mél : helenalorenzoquiros@gmail.
com
Teresa Lluansi Fita
tél : 95 277 03 69
Av.Lopez Beniguer, 5
29600 Marbella
Esther Martinez Vargogne
tél : 952 200 013 / 676 445 599
c/ Juan Valera, 30
29018 Málaga
Patricia Moles Garcia
tél : 952 831 043 / 655 801 749
Urb. Las Chapas Par, 76
29600 Marbella
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
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Karima Aisa Ahmed
tél : 952 677 869 / 628 26 77 34
Av. Rey Juan Carlos I , 28 – 2° 4°
52001 Melilla
mél : [email protected]
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Maria Isabel Piñero
tél : 678 570 417
Virgen de la Soledad, nº 3 – 4º A
30800 Lorca
mél : [email protected]
Isabelle Staumont
tél : 968 622 733 / 652 547 067
Carretera de Molina, 11-1°
30560 Alguazas
mél : staumont@ono.
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Delia Saavedra Bosque
tél / fax : 666 85 37 97 / 968 22 20 40
c/ González Adalid, 11 entlo. izda.
30001 Murcia
mél : [email protected]
Liste des traducteurs à Séville
Mercedes Atienza Torres
tél : 954 53 56 25 / 686 11 91 86
c/ Gonzalo Bilbao, 12 – 3ºC
41003 Sevilla
mél : [email protected] : [email protected]
site : www.axioma-servicios.net
Charo Baquero Mesa
Agence LEXIA
Tél. : 954 17 18 02 – 609 84 47 91 – 655 952 411 :
c/ Clara Campoamor, 4 Bl.5 – 2° pta. 3
41920 San Juan de Aznalfarache
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
Paola Cabello Ramon
tél : 652 129 410
Plaza Alfonso Cossío, 5 – 8°A
41004 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Berta Cancela Diaz
tél : 657 49 42 88
c/ Evangelista, 45 bajo C
41010 Sevilla
mél : bertakan@hotmail.
com
Lara Cortes Fernandez
tél : 954 22 03 51 / 630 547 097
c/ Campo de los Martires, 2 – Casa 3 – 5°B
41018 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Maria del Carmen Duran Jerez
Tél. : 954 23 09 57 – 687 792 601
c/ Gerardo Diego, 1– 1°C
41013 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Nawal Elhitmy Sekkat
tél : 954 31 22 22 / 635 32 60 43
Barriada Nuestra Señora del Amparo, 11 – 3°D
41009 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Adriana Fernandez Criado
Tél. : 636 825 451
Rtda. Santa Eufemia, Edificio Mediodiía, Bloque 3 – 2°
41940 Tomares
mél : [email protected]
Cristina Fernandez Orellana
tél/fax : 954 374 559 / 655 900 854 / 954 323 991
av. Sanchez Pizjuán,9 – 14º 3
41009 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Beatriz Garcia Quesada
tél : 662 056 410
av.
Cooperativa Nebrixa, 4 – bajo izqda
41740 Lebrija
mél : [email protected]
Dolores Josefa Gomez Montoto
tél : 630 654 869
c/ Comercio, 51 – Pol. Ind. Pisa
41927 Mairena del Aljarafe
mél : [email protected]
Macarena Molina Gutierrez
tél : 658 572 813
c/ Conde de Barajas, 32
41002 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Patricia Piñero Lopez
tél / fax : 954 923 332 / 678 54 32 25 / 954 926 183
av. San Francisco Javier, 9 – Ed. Sevilla 2 – 9° mod. 22 F
41018 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Carolina Sanchez Gonzalez
tél : 676 289 960
c/ Pascual Márquez, 37
41850 Villamanrique
mél : [email protected]
Diana Solis Carmona
tél : 656 269 118
c/ Felipe II, 28 – 7 – 6
41013 Sevilla
mél : [email protected]
Ana Aurora Zaragoza Arrabal
tél : 625 447 395 / 955 181 169
c/ San Juan de la Palma, 20 – 2° izqda
41003 Sevilla
mél : anazgz29@gmail.
com
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Iciar Andraca Riffard
tél / fax : 639 491 539 / 962 741 377
c/ 105 – N° 23
46190 Ribarroja de Turia
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
Julian Colecha Sendra
tél : 96 170 12 89 / 649 672 195
c/ Progres, 6
46410 Sueca
mél : [email protected] / [email protected]
Jacqueline Escalle Pillet
tél./fax : 96 342 16 48 – 96 380 37 59
Calle Albacete, 43 – 2º – F
46007 Valencia
mél : [email protected]
Tania Ferri Alcaraz
tél : 679 84 51 06
C/ Reina, 251 – 2° pta 3
46011 Valencia
mél : [email protected]
Almuneda Fuertes Fernandez
tél : 964 239 876 / 670 752 831
c/ Gasset, 10 – 5°Atico
12001 Castellon
mél : [email protected]
Manuel Hamerlink Grau
tél : 96 166 19 26
Urb.
Montecolorado
C/6, 4
46185 La Pobla de Vallabona (VALENCIA)
mél : hamerlinck@telefonica
Kristien Lesage Remaut
tél : 630 74 72 86
Ap. de correo, 33
46920 Mislata
mél : [email protected]
Roman Lopez Huertas
tél : 630 78 58 04
c/ Pobla Llarga, 2 – pta 8
46020 Valencia
mél : [email protected]
Patricia Moles Garcia
Pza Musico Albéniz, 1 pta 26
46010 Valencia
tél / fax : 960 912 506 / 655 80 17 49
mél : [email protected] ou
mél : [email protected]
site : www.traduzen.com
Maria Navarro Orts
tél : 658 908 629
c/ Altea, 10
46185 La Pobla de Vallbona
mél : [email protected]
site : www.tradeogroup.com
Federico Ortunio Contreras
tél : 96 333 84 33
Av. Reino de Valencia, 15
46005 Valencia
Vicente Albert Pamplo
tél : 963 61 11 13 / 653270387
C/ Maestro Esteban Catala, 14 – 55
46010 Valencia
mél vtalbert@vtalbert.
com
Alba Perez Blanco
c/ Carabelas N°2, pta. 54
46137 Playa Puebla de Farnals
tél : 96 146 15 91 / 653 506 270
mél : [email protected]
site : www.traduccion-jurada-oficial.com
Fransisco Peyro Llopis
tél : 96 333 42 96
C/ Escultor José Capuz, 7
46006 Valencia
Silvia Ponce Gonzalez
tél : 96 374 56 38
C/ Burriana, 26 (12a)
46005 Valencia
Maria Luisa Rivera Salas
tél : 96 365 36 00 Portable : 617 083 483
C/ Los Centelles, 55 Dup., 6°-10 A
46006 Valencia
mél : [email protected]
Fransisco R.Moukarzel Codina
tél : 696 297 381
C/ Andres Monreal, nº 19
46593 Algar de Palancia
mél [email protected]
Susana San Juan Pedraza
tél : 963 603 419 / 639 934 290
C/ Jaime Roig, 19 – 8° A
46010 Valencia
mél :[email protected]
Ares Sotos Escribano
tél : 600-584-495
c/ Moret, 6 – Pta 4
46003 Valencia
mél : ares.
[email protected]
Javier Talayero Paricio
tél : 96 334 22 55
Av. Dr. Waksman, 29 – pta. 48
46006 Valencia
mél : [email protected]
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Aranzazu Gomez Martinez
Paseo Arco de Ladrillo, 38 – 2B
47007 VALLADOLID
tél : 622 252 040
mél : [email protected]
Hélène Mir
Alliance Française
Plaza Poniente, 5
47003 Valladolid
tél : 983 27 12 29
mél : [email protected]
Carmen Ramos Garcia de Lago
c/ Antonio Lorenzo Hurtado, 4 – 7° A
47014 Valladolid
tél : 983 335 762 / 696 644 276
mél : [email protected]
The 10 Best Puerto Calero Hotels, Spain (from € 76)
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Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa – Adults Only (+18)
5 stars
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Hotel in Puerto Calero
This luxurious hotel is located in Puerto Calero, 13 km from Lanzarote Airport.
all the staff were incredibly nice and made us feel so welcome
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8.7
Fabulous
1,355 reviews
Price from
€224
per night
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Royal Marina Suites Boutique Hotel
4 stars
Hotel in Puerto Calero
Royal Marina Suites Boutique Hotel is set in Puerto Calero. Each accommodation at the 4-star hotel has sea views, and guests can enjoy access to a bar and to a terrace.
the hotel opened just couple moths back and it’s all brand new, clean and very nice. the pool and lay beds are perfect, we spent half of our vacation there. also the staff was super helpful and friendly. really nice breakfast, they would prepare anything you want and they also have cold tables with couple of extra food.
if you want to visit Lanzarote and have that a bit of luxurious feeling, this is the perfect place ✨
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9.3
Excellent
45 reviews
Price from
€382.53
per night
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Vila do Maio
Puerto Calero
Located in Puerto Calero, Vila do Maio is 19 km from Arrecife. It offers air conditioning, a terrace and an outdoor pool.
Comfortable modern well maintained property which is well kitted out
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8.1
Very good
17 reviews
Price from
€75.60
per night
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Villa Ramos Dos
Puerto Calero
Featuring a private pool and free WiFi, Ramos Dos Villa is located in Puerto Calero. Arrecife is 19 km away.
The view and location of the villa was perfect.
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5.6
Review score
5 reviews
Price from
€ 154.51
per night
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Costa Calero
4 stars
Puerto Calero
Hotel Costa Calero is located in a quiet resort, 5 km west of Puerto del Carmen. It features 4 outdoor pools and a spa center with a sauna. A free shuttle to the beach is provided.
The hotel is wonderful.
It is a very large facility but everything is efficiently and conveniently organized.
The staff is very friendly and helpful.
We booked a double room with extra bed for a child but we got a family suite with two bedrooms, living room and a very large terrace.
Very comfortable beds, good quality equipment.
Cleanliness at a high level.
We chose options with breakfast.
We could choose from two options in two restaurants.
The food is very good, very large selection, all fresh and good quality.
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8.4
Very good
720 reviews
Price from
€ 187
per night
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Casa Yaiza
Puerto Calero
Featuring garden views, Casa Yaiza is located in Puerto Calero. It features an outdoor pool, a garden and a casino. Free Wi-Fi is provided.
A lovely property in a quiet location with all you need for a relaxing break.
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8.7
Fantastic
55 reviews
Price from
€105
per night
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Villa Fortuna
Puerto Calero
Boasting garden views, Villa Fortuna features free WiFi, an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and barbecue facilities, located in Puerto Calero, 19 km from Arrecife.
EXCELLENT LOCATION GREAT COMMUNICATION WITH CARLOS AND AGNES THROUGH OUT OUR STAY THE VIEWS ARE AMAZING AND THE CLEANEST POOL WE HAVE STAYED IN, AIR CONDITIONING IN BEDROOMS, LOVED THE COVERED OUTDOOR SPACE TO RELAX OUT OF THE SUN WE WILL BE RETURNING
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8.7
Fantastic
15 reviews
Price from
€216
per night
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Comfy duplex in Puerto Calero
Puerto Calero
Set in Puerto Calero, Comfy duplex in Puerto Calero provides accommodations with a balcony and free WiFi. The windows overlook the pool. It features a patio and pool.
Lovely property. Great host, good communication. Would recommend this property.
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9.2
Superb
64 reviews
Price from
€78.33
per night
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Captains Retreat
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Puerto Calero
Featuring a private pool and free WiFi, Captains Retreat Villa is located in Puerto Calero. The city of Arrecife is 19 km away.
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Apartamento Calero
Puerto Calero
Offering sea views, Calero Apartments is located in Puerto Calero. It offers free bike rental, an outdoor pool, air conditioning, a terrace and free Wi-Fi.
Wonderful studio flat in a quiet location. The host, Rosa was amazing, kind and she responded immediately when I had a question. The bed was comfortable and I had everything I need a flat for a perfect stay in Lanzarote. The balcony had a view over the see and the hills. As a bonus I could use the amazing swimming pool at the estate. It was one of my best holiday accommodation ever. I am highly recommending the place to stay.
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8.8
Fabulous
79 reviews
Price from
€100
per night
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Perfect
9
from4 642 rubles
Per room per night
Villa Villas Del Mar
Benahore, 6a
, Center of Puerto Calero ~350 m
Hotel on the map
based on 2 reviews
Excellent
8.
8
from4 966 rubles
Per room per night
Hotel Costa Calero
Urbanizacion Puerto Calero, Yaiza
, Downtown Puerto Calero ~7.9km
Hotel on the map
based on 3134 reviews
Hotel Costa Calero is located in Puerto Calero, close to the Whale and Dolphin Museum and the beaches of Quemada and Puerto del Carmen. Nearby guests can visit Texas Ranch Theme Park and…
Further
Excellent
8.2
from5 328 rubles
Per room per night
Hotel Hesperia Lanzarote
Urbanizacion Cortijo Viejo, Parcela 74
, Center of Puerto Calero ~500 m
Hotel on the map
based on 4024 reviews
Offering a spa with sauna and hammam, Hesperia Lanzarote is a stunning hotel located just 13 km from Lanzarote Airport in Tias, next to Puerto Calero Marina.
Nearby are many…
Further
from5 390 rubles
Per room per night
Hotel Villas del Mar
CL Benamore 6a 6 A
, Center of Puerto Calero ~13.5 km
Hotel on the map
based on 22 reviews
from22 215 rubles
Per room per night
Villa Mare
Cortijo Viejo, 46
, Center of Puerto Calero ~450 m
Hotel on the map
based on 16 reviews
Excellent
8.
2
from9 452 rubles
Per room per night
Villas Puerto Calero
Benahore, 44
, Center of Puerto Calero ~350 m
Hotel on the map
Excellent
8
from8 088 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Residencial Cortijo Mar
Urbanization Puerto Calero
, Center of Puerto Calero ~500 m
Hotel on the map
Very well
7
from4 918 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Residencial Noray
Guayarmina, 1, Urbanization Puerto Calero
, Center of Puerto Calero ~500 m
Hotel on the map
from3 250 rubles
Per room per night
Adventure Boat Hotel
Pantalan I28.
Marina Puerto Calero
, Center of Puerto Calero ~200 m
Hotel on the map
from4 653 rubles
Per room per night
Hotel Antigua Craiova
Puerto Calero
, Center of Puerto Calero ~150 m
Hotel on the map
from6 380 rubles
Per room per night
Villa del Mar
Benahore, 6A
, Center of Puerto Calero ~350 m
Hotel on the map
from6 559 rubles
Per room per night
Villa Africa Mar
Cortijo Viejo, 15
, Center of Puerto Calero ~450 m
Hotel on the map
from7 165 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Villa Las Gavias
Camino Puerto Calero
, Center of Puerto Calero ~350 m
Hotel on the map
from7 632 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Casa Juanita
Puerto Calero
, Center of Puerto Calero ~300 m
Hotel on the map
from7 679 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Azahara
Marina Puerto Calero – Apartamento 4
, Center of Puerto Calero ~150 m
Hotel on the map
from7 712 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Casas Playa Quemada
Avenida Maritima,2
, Downtown Puerto Calero ~2.
9km
Hotel on the map
from9 153 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Fakahina
Camino del Poza
, Center of Puerto Calero ~1.6 km
Hotel on the map
from9 269 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Vitis IV
Behaume
, Center of Puerto Calero ~250 m
Hotel on the map
from9 591 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Mar Azul
Residencial El Cortijo – Apartamento 2 – Puerto Calero – Yaiza – Lanzarote
, Center of Puerto Calero ~400 m
Hotel on the map
from10 539 rubles
Per room per night
Apartment Vitis VI
Benahore
, Center of Puerto Calero ~250 m
Hotel on the map
from10 637 rubles
Per room per night
Villa El Alcaudón
Tanausu, 2
, Center of Puerto Calero ~350 m
Hotel on the map
from21 028 rubles
Per room per night
Villa Regata
Cortijo Viejo, 66
, Center of Puerto Calero ~500 m
Hotel on the map
from27 368 rubles
Per room per night
Villa Taoko
Cortijo Viejo, 3
, Center of Puerto Calero ~650 m
Hotel on the map
Apartment Borneo
Puerto Calero
, Center of Puerto Calero ~300 m
Hotel on the map
Villa Duplex Islamar
Princesa Guayarmina s/n
, Center of Puerto Calero ~550 m
Hotel on the map
Apartment Mindanao
Tanausu
, Center of Puerto Calero ~2.
8 km
Hotel on the map
Apartment Sumbawa
Del Cebo
, Center of Puerto Calero ~50 m
Hotel on the map
Villa Dorada
Calle Doramas n. 47
, Center of Puerto Calero ~400 m
Hotel on the map
Villa Faro
Urb. Cortijo Viejo – Paracela 75
, Center of Puerto Calero ~550 m
Hotel on the map
Villa Mar Azul
Calle Benahore, 59
, Center of Puerto Calero ~300 m
Hotel on the map
Apartment Villa Vitis
.
, Center of Puerto Calero ~400 m
Hotel on the map
from49 307 rubles
Per room per night
Villa Malvasia
Cortijo Viejo, 47
, Center of Puerto Calero ~400 m
Hotel on the map
from49 312 rubles
Per room per night
Villa Mare II
Cortijo Viejo, 45
, Center of Puerto Calero ~400 m
Hotel on the map
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Your property in Lanzarote. We are located on Teide Street in the old town of Puerto del Carmen (Thias). We are real estate agents selling properties in Lanzarote since 1989, specializing in the areas of Puerto del Carmen, Puerto Calero, Costa Teguise and Playa Blanca.
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Idolo Real Estate is a company located in Puerto del Carmen, the tourist town of Tias on the southeast coast of Lanzarote. With over 30 years of experience in the Canary Islands real estate market, we are very proud to have a team of professional, multilingual real estate agents able to serve you in most European languages, whether you are interested in buying a property. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.
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Welcome to Lanzarote Properties, lifestyle real estate specialists for sale in Lanzarote.
On this site we offer houses, villas, duplexes, apartments and quality land for sale in Lanzarote. You can search properties for sale in Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, Puerto Calero and Costa Teguise. As well as aunts and the best residential places to buy property in Lanzarote. Likewise, you can explore the latest news. Also, are you a homeowner or developer? And you want to sell your property for sale in Lanzarote? If yes, then we are a benchmark in the real estate sector. Therefore, please contact us for your free market survey and consultation.
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Oasis Real Estate is a real estate agency located in Puerto del Carmen, in Tias, a city on the island of Lanzarote (Las Palmas). From 19For 99 years we have been striving to make the dreams of our customers come true. We are real estate experts in the sale, purchase or rental of properties in the area. We advise personally on the sale, offering any information from the first moment and in detail.
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One-act ballet to music by J. Bizet, arranged by RK Shchedrin. Libretto and choreography by Alberto Alonso, artist B. Messerer, conductor G. Rozhdestvensky.
Premiered at the Bolshoi Theater on April 20, 1967.
Story
City square. Divorce of the guard. Corregidor (officer) puts a soldier Jose on guard post. A handsome young soldier attracts the attention of the gypsy Carmen. She tries to charm him. Her efforts achieve their goal, but Jose remains faithful to his duty and does not leave his post.
Suddenly, a fight breaks out between the workers of the tobacco factory. Carmen is declared the instigator. Corregidor orders José to escort Carmen to prison. On the way, the amorous soldier releases Carmen, thereby committing a crime before the law. In order not to part with the woman he loves, Jose deserts.
The splendid Torero, the crowd’s favorite, appears. His passionate story about his exploits in the arena does not leave Carmen indifferent. Overwhelmed by a new feeling, Carmen does not want to notice Jose’s jealousy. And only the arrival of Corregidor dramatically changes the situation. Corregidor demands that José immediately return to the barracks. Enraged, Jose grabs a knife and drives the officer away.
Carmen is amazed and admired by Jose’s act. She is in love with him again, ready to give him her love again.
Carmen is guessing. Rock appears – a terrible embodiment of Carmen’s fate. Rock portends the inevitability of a tragic denouement.
Bullring.
Torero demonstrates his brilliant skills. He is opposed by a creature in which the image of a bull and the image of Rock are combined into one. Carmen is watching Torero with delight.
Jose appears. He demands and begs Carmen to return his love. But for Carmen, his words sound like coercion and violence against her will. She sharply rejects José. Unable to come to terms with the loss of his beloved, Jose stabs her with a dagger.
The plot of Mérimée’s short story is perfect for a ballet. It is no coincidence that in 1846, a year after the novella appeared in print and almost 30 years before the premiere of Bizet’s opera, Marius Petipa staged the one-act ballet Carmen and the Toreador in Madrid, which was a huge success.
The idea of staging Carmen Suite at the Bolshoi Theater belongs to Maya Plisetskaya, who dreamed of the role of Carmen.
“I always wanted to dance Carmen,” says the ballerina. – The thought of my Carmen lived in me all the time – it smoldered somewhere in the depths, then imperatively rushed out.
With whomever she spoke about her dreams, the image of Carmen was the first. I started with a libretto. I decided to captivate with my idea – what the hell is not joking – Shostakovich. He gently but adamantly refused. His main argument was – “I’m afraid of Bizet” – with a half-joking intonation. Then she approached Khachaturian. But the matter did not go beyond conversations … And here is a new character. At the end of 19In 1966, the Cuban National Ballet came to Moscow on tour. There was a performance staged by their chief choreographer Alberto Alonso. From the very first movement, I felt like I was bitten by a snake. This is the language of Carmen. This is her plastic. Her world. During the intermission, I rush backstage. “Alberto, do you want to play ‘Carmen’?” For me?” – “This is my dream…” Alberto Alonso soon arrived in Moscow with the libretto already composed, but Shchedrin promised to compose music for me…”
to tell the story of the gypsy Carmen in choreographic language.
Do not shift the brilliant opera and novel by Prosper Merimee to dance, no! “But to create a ballet to this passionate, temperamental music, solve it entirely through the image of Carmen, one of the greatest in the world of musical and literary classics.”
Artist Boris Messerer made a significant contribution to the success of the performance. Viktor Berezkin explained: “Messerer in Bizet’s Carmen Suite by R. Shchedrin (Bolshoi Theatre, 1968) turned the stage space into a kind of semicircular wooden paddock, denoting both the circus venue – the place of the bullfight, and the generalized metaphorical arena of life, on where the tragic spectacle of human existence is played out.In the center of the wooden fence is the entrance to the arena, and above, in a semicircle, are chairs with high backs, on which people sit, who are both spectators of the performance unfolding in the arena and judges.This duality was the principle of the stage design, The huge conditional bull mask that hung over the stage as a kind of ballet emblem could be considered a poster inviting to a bullfight performance, and at the same time an image of facelessness.
There was also duality in the costumes. makes the other black and smooth, the other lush and white.”
Rodion Shchedrin spoke about his work on the score of the ballet: “Our memory is too strongly connected with the musical images of the immortal opera. So the idea of transcription came up. Once upon a time, this genre of musical art, almost forgotten today, was one of the most widespread. Having chosen the genre, it was necessary to choose the instrumentation. It was necessary to decide which instruments of the symphony orchestra could sufficiently convincingly compensate for the absence of human voices, which of them would most clearly emphasize the obvious choreographic nature of Bizet’s music. In the first case, this task, in my opinion, could be solved by string instruments, in the second case, by percussion instruments. This is how the composition of the orchestra was formed – strings and percussion. <...> Opera and ballet are undeniably fraternal art forms, but each of them requires its own laws.
The ballet orchestra, it seems to me, should sound a few degrees “hotter” than the opera. It has to “tell” much more than the opera orchestra. Forgive me the comparison that the “gesticulation” of music in ballet should be much sharper and more noticeable. I worked with sincere enthusiasm on the score of the ballet. Bowing to the genius of Bizet, I tried to make this worship always not slavish, but creative. I wanted to use everything the virtuosic possibilities of the chosen cast.”
Taking Bizet’s work as a basis, Shchedrin proceeded not from Mérimée’s short story, but from an opera that had won worldwide fame. He narrowed the plot of the opera, excluding the display of the background of life, and limited himself to Carmen’s conflicts with José and with the society, conditionally called the “society of masks.” Carrying out a seemingly almost official task at the request of his beloved wife, Shchedrin managed to create a bright work full of contrasts. The Carmen Suite is performed on the concert stage as often as on the stage.
After the premiere at the Bolshoi Theater, heated debates broke out about the music of the ballet. Some warmly accepted what they heard, enjoying the new orchestral attire of the well-known themes of the French composer. Others sincerely wondered why Shchedrin chose to use the music of Bizet’s world-famous opera as the basis of the ballet, and not create his own for him. There were even those who indignantly protested against such an “experiment” with the opera of world classical heritage.
The image of Carmen is one of the best roles in Maya Plisetskaya’s repertoire. Here, the facets of the talent of an outstanding artist were most clearly manifested, delighting the audience and theater critics. Ballet expert Vadim Gaevsky admired: “In ballet, Carmen’s relationships are important not only with the main characters, but also with extras, bullfighting spectators. The bitterness with which she is surrounded does not frighten her and does not harden her. Carmen Plisetskaya plays with the crowd like a bullfighter with a bull: she fights with fearlessness, resents with dignity, mocks with brilliance.
It is not for this crowd to deprive this Carmen of self-confidence, a passionate interest in life, a reckless love of adventure. Plisetskaya’s Carmen is not only a gypsy, but also a Spaniard from the Don Juan tribe, and the style of the role is not a romance, not an anguish, but the same as that of Mozart – drama giocosa, a cheerful drama.
However, not everyone was unanimous in their assessment of the ballet. The outstanding choreographer Fyodor Lopukhov, analyzing the ballet language of the performance, in particular, found that “raising the leg, and even poking it in Jose’s stomach, performed by Carmen in the production of A. Alonso’s Carmen, is obscenity.<...> And poking with his foot at Carmen in José, he interprets not love Carmen, which is in Bizet’s music, but, alas, a walking girl, which I personally cannot accept.”
F. Slidovker, choreographer A. Alonso, cameraman A. Tafel, artist N. Vinogradskaya, conductor G. Rozhdestvensky) Starring: Carmen – Maya Plisetskaya, Jose – Alexander Godunov, Torero – Sergey Radchenko, Corregidor – Viktor Barykin, Rock – Loipa Araujo After Godunov’s emigration at 19In 1979, this film was not available to Soviet viewers for a number of years.
Vibrant ballet music, Alonso’s interesting choreographic concept, born under the influence of the unique personality of Plisetskaya, added to the ballet repertoire of the 20th century. In the 1970s, the Carmen Suite was staged many and often by different choreographers in various cities of the country. The passionate performance filled with symbolism by Herman Zamuel (1972) with Valentina Mukhanova (Carmen), Vasily Ostrovsky (Jose), Nikita Dolgushin (Torero), filled with symbolism, was interesting, surviving 68 performances at the Leningrad Maly Opera and Ballet Theater.
Later, the Bolshoi Theater returned to its repertoire a ballet specially staged for the outstanding ballerina and forever associated with her name. On November 18, 2005, the premiere of the renewal of Carmen took place (choreographer A. Alonso, production designer B. Messerer, conductor P. Sorokin, assistant choreographer S. Calero Alonso, lighting designer A. Rubtsov). The premiere took place on the new stage of the Bolshoi Theater as part of the festival in honor of Maya Plisetskaya.
Alonso, who came to Moscow especially for the resumption of the ballet, said in an interview: “I brought to the Bolshoi the style that I was looking for in Cuba. It can be described as a combination of classical pas with Spanish-Cuban dances. Of course, I wanted to get a modern performance. After all, the world is always moving. But what is modern dance? A ballerina puts on pointe shoes – and it turns out a classic, then takes them off and dances without pointe shoes – here’s something new for you. I really like drama theatre, a lot of Carmen is based on this. Movements should talk. Carmen swings her leg towards José, and it’s like shouting “Hey, you!” … José’s problem is that he is a victim. Carmen is a gypsy, a free woman, a thief. She always does only what she wants at the moment. José is a warrior. He lived in a different coordinate system, where the concept of “duty” is above all. He must obey the order, but violates all the foundations, losing his head from passion, goes against the laws of a soldier, loses his service, becomes an outcast, and then loses love – the only remaining meaning of life “Love, for which he sacrificed his social status.
José is left with nothing but the rage of despair. He is neither a soldier nor a lover. He is nobody.”0003
The ballet, based on the unique individuality of Plisetskaya, has acquired a new look and a new life. The Afisha magazine noted: “It would seem that without Plisetskaya’s fiery gaze, her provocatively upturned shoulder and her backhanded take-off of the leg in the Carmen Suite batman, there is no such thing as anyone today: who can you surprise today with the black silhouette of a bull’s head on a red backdrop and designed to symbolize rock a hose-like girl, sealed in a black jumpsuit. But with the appearance of Maria Alexandrova in the title role, the legend turned into a live performance. There is nothing from Plisetskaya in the ballerina. Carmen herself.” Following Alexandrova, other ballerinas decided to play the role of Carmen – Svetlana Zakharova and even a guest performer from the Mariinsky Theater Ulyana Lopatkina.
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