After more than 81 years, we open a door to the past and discover a part of historical memory not yet completely unearthed; that of VICENTE MIGUEL CARCELLER, an editor committed to freedom, whose weekly LA TRACA connected with the common people and maintained a struggle with power from 1909 to 1940, selling half a million copies weekly.
A hedonist and transgressive who, with his articles and hurtful cartoons against the church, the king and fascist generals such as Franco and Queipo de llano, turned its success into a destination.
In 1940, CARCELLER and Carlos Gómez Carrera, alias Bluff; editor and cartoonist of the weekly, were both silenced, by a firing squad first and by Francoist repression later, far beyond the end of the dictatorship.
