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Seville Episode 13 Stories of Seville
b"Hear stories about some of Seville's best known fictional characters. We start with Cervantes' low-life tricksters Rinconete and Cortadillo, operating in 16th century Seville. Then there\\u2019s Carmen, the fictional character originally created by Prosper Merimee, whose dramatic story so captured the imagination of 19th century readers that they thought she was real and came to Seville to meet her. And finally, Don Juan, whom no-one could 'outsmart in gambling, duelling or making love' and who was brought to life in stories, plays and operas by a number of writers. Discover too where to find traces of all three in today's Seville.\\nhttps://www.citybreakspodcast.co.uk"