Filming of RTVE's documentary series «Entre pucheros anda el Señor» about Saint Teresa of Ávila begins Monday in Salamanca
Under the direction of Belén Molinero, the recording will last until Thursday 7, including Teresian spaces and numerous exteriors, and will be broadcast by RTVE on La 2.
Gastronomy is the common thread of this series, in which Salamanca will share an episode with Ávila and Alba de Tormes.
Gastronomy is the common thread of this series, in which Salamanca will share an episode with Ávila and Alba de Tormes.
Next Monday, May 4, filming begins in Salamanca for the episode about the city that will be included in RTVE's documentary series “Entre pucheros anda el Señor”. Under the direction of Belén Molinero, the recording will last until Thursday 7.
Indoor filming will focus on all spaces related to the life of Teresa of Ávila, such as her House, the Convent of San Esteban, the Cathedrals, and the Historic Building of the University; in addition, numerous exteriors will be filmed, such as the Plaza Mayor, Anaya, Compañía street, the Unamuno campus, the Roman Bridge, and different panoramic views of the city.
The series aims to show the most human side of Teresa of Ávila, with gastronomy as its common thread. The work consists of seven chapters, each lasting 30 minutes, and will be broadcast by RTVE on La 2. It will be part of the special programming prepared by the channel to commemorate the V Centenary of the birth of Teresa of Ávila, as a result of the agreement recently signed between the public entity, the Paradores network, and the city councils of the Huellas de Teresa network (Ávila, Toledo, Salamanca, Alba de Tormes, Segovia, Caravaca de la Cruz, Granada, and Alcalá de Henares).
In each Parador, a typical 16th-century dish will also be cooked using ingredients typical of the era, to which some more modern elements will be added.
The editing of the chapters will include images taken from RTVE's documentary archive and the different recordings that will be made in the cities; Salamanca will share space with Ávila and Alba de Tormes. The objective of the series is to explore the architectural, literary, spiritual, and gastronomic legacy, as well as the tourist potential of the towns that make up the «Huellas de Teresa» pilgrimage routes in Spain.
For the filming, the RTVE team has received support from the Salamanca City Council through the Salamanca Film Commission, which has been responsible for location scouting and obtaining filming permits.
Indoor filming will focus on all spaces related to the life of Teresa of Ávila, such as her House, the Convent of San Esteban, the Cathedrals, and the Historic Building of the University; in addition, numerous exteriors will be filmed, such as the Plaza Mayor, Anaya, Compañía street, the Unamuno campus, the Roman Bridge, and different panoramic views of the city.
The series aims to show the most human side of Teresa of Ávila, with gastronomy as its common thread. The work consists of seven chapters, each lasting 30 minutes, and will be broadcast by RTVE on La 2. It will be part of the special programming prepared by the channel to commemorate the V Centenary of the birth of Teresa of Ávila, as a result of the agreement recently signed between the public entity, the Paradores network, and the city councils of the Huellas de Teresa network (Ávila, Toledo, Salamanca, Alba de Tormes, Segovia, Caravaca de la Cruz, Granada, and Alcalá de Henares).
In each Parador, a typical 16th-century dish will also be cooked using ingredients typical of the era, to which some more modern elements will be added.
The editing of the chapters will include images taken from RTVE's documentary archive and the different recordings that will be made in the cities; Salamanca will share space with Ávila and Alba de Tormes. The objective of the series is to explore the architectural, literary, spiritual, and gastronomic legacy, as well as the tourist potential of the towns that make up the «Huellas de Teresa» pilgrimage routes in Spain.
For the filming, the RTVE team has received support from the Salamanca City Council through the Salamanca Film Commission, which has been responsible for location scouting and obtaining filming permits.
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