Anyway, their remains wil stay for 30 or 40 years at the pudridero. Time enough to find a solution.
Forgive me for “hijacking” this post, but do we know where Juan Carlos and Sofía will be buried? And extending that further, Felipe VI and Letizia, etc.? There are still spaces in the Pantheon of the Infantes at El Escorial, however would Monarchs be buried there; will they rest in the pudridero if that’s not needed for a burial?
Just curious because we’ve seen in the Netherlands the crypt in Delft extended for future burials, for example, but I’ve not heard anything about Spain.
Thanks!
Where are most of the historic royals of Spain buried, anyway? I had assumed Madrid -- but the following article implies otherwise.
That Giuseppe Verdi's DON CARLOS (one of my favorite operas), based on Friedrich Schiller's play, is full of factual errors is well-known: it makes for good drama, but not history (like Shakespeare's so-called "history" plays).
Here's the link, for anybody interested --
https://www.larazon.es/cultura/20220411/eudgacskdbgm5ezi3h7iueygo4.html?fbclid=IwAR1UkKNuRr3R63JBGzsXtrQllpg2_8687fzBObtxPHgaXXKPVduzkD7hYjI
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