
1926: A couplet and a flash flood
1926: A couplet and a flash flood
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8/30/2026Runtime
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It commemorates the centenary of the tragic flash flood of August 30, 1926, in the municipality of Polán (Toledo), caused by the overflowing of the Conde Stream. The overflowing left five people dead, including three minors. The narrative centers on a traditional *copla* composed in 1926 by a local resident as both a lament and a source of solace in the wake of the tragedy.
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A meditative remembrance of a century-old tragedy that claimed five lives in a small Spanish town, told through the lens of a traditional folk song that emerged from the grief itself. The film honors both the dead and the resilience of collective memory.
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