The completion of the La Barranca mural has been celebrated in Manilva, highlighting women’s empowerment and diversity. This initiative commemorates the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, observed on November 25. The mural features a poignant phrase that reflects the struggles and resilience of women.
Details of the La Barranca Mural
Crafted by Gibraltar-based artist Curro Sedano, the mural is located on Calle Mar in an area known as “Barranca del Grupo.” The artwork spans approximately 60 square meters, making it a prominent feature of the community.
Key Contributors
Several local leaders attended the unveiling to show support for the initiative. The attendees included:
- Mario Jiménez, Mayor of Manilva
- Laura Salazar, Councilor for Equality and Diversity
- Pilar Zúñiga, Councilor for Beautification
- Marcos Ruiz, involved through Infrastructure
- Agustín Vargas, Councilor
- Eva Galindo, Councilor
Significance of the Message
The phrase displayed on the mural reads:
“Between coasts and mountains, the voice of the women who sowed, migrated, and resisted rises invincible.”
This message aims to celebrate the multicultural contributions of rural women who have fought for equality throughout history.
The mural is located on the façade of the residence owned by Francisco Delgado and María Tirado. It serves as a testament to the community’s commitment to gender equality and recognition of women’s roles.
The La Barranca mural is not just a work of art; it is a powerful reminder of the ongoing fight against violence towards women and the importance of supporting diversity in all its forms.
