Manuel García Gargallo facts for kids
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Manuel García Gargallo
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| Born | 24 June 1973 Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain |
| Occupation | Writer, researcher, historian |
| Language | Spanish, Catalan |
| Nationality | Spanish |
| Genre | History of sport, classical music |
Manuel García Gargallo, born in Barcelona, Spain, on June 24, 1973, is a Spanish writer and researcher. He is known for his work in history, especially about sports. He also writes about classical music.
Manuel studied History at the University of Barcelona. His books often focus on sports in the Balearic Islands. He has written a lot about football and cycling in this area.
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Protecting Sports History
Manuel García Gargallo is very passionate about saving important sports places. He believes these places are part of our cultural heritage. He has worked hard to protect them.
The Velodrome of Tirador
One important place he helped save is the Velodrome of Tirador. A velodrome is a special track used for bicycle racing. This old velodrome is a significant part of sports history.
The Canódromo Balear
Manuel also helped with the Canódromo Balear. This was an old track used for greyhound racing. He worked to help recover this area. The plan is for it to become part of a future "Urban Forest" in the city. This means it will be a green space for everyone to enjoy.
His Books and Research
Manuel García Gargallo's research often explores the history of sports. He looks at how sports have developed over time. His books share interesting facts and stories about athletes and events.
He also writes about classical music. This shows he has a wide range of interests. His work helps people learn more about both sports and music history.
External links
- Publications on Dialnet (bibliographic database)
See also
In Spanish: Manuel García Gargallo para niños
