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Subido el 7 de mayo de 2026 por Belen G.

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Video muestra de la plataform transmedia Here you Art, la parte del proyecto desarrollada por la alumna de diseño de la UCM Inés García.

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Dania Juana La Loca by Pradiglia. If Queen Juana La Loca in this painting by Pradiglia 00:00:00
had her phone with her, I'm sure she would have been listening at that exact moment 00:00:06
to La Perla by Rosalia. She was the daughter of the Catholic monarchs and the wife of Philip 00:00:10
the Handsome, though between you and me, he really wasn't all that handsome, and with whom she had 00:00:16
what we would probably call nowadays a toxic relationship, just full of red flags. In fact, 00:00:21
Juana had a very tragic life, starting with the death of her husband in 1506 and her later 00:00:28
confinement in the castle of Tordesillas until her death in 1555. But let's not spoil future 00:00:34
events and just have a look at this specific moment first. This painting shows the months 00:00:41
after Philip died. His last wish was to be buried in Granada. Juana was just so devastated and so 00:00:46
in love that of course she decided to make the journey from Burgos to Granada just to fulfill 00:00:53
his wish. But it was a very strange journey. They only traveled at night, and they stopped to pray 00:00:58
during the day, constantly opening the coffin to check if Felipe was still in there. For years, 00:01:04
she traveled like this. Because of this behavior, people called her La Loca, making it easier for 00:01:10
her dad and her own son to establish that she wasn't fit to rule the country. In this scene, 00:01:15
they're in the middle of a Castilian field in winter. Why not inside a building? Well, 00:01:21
that's because the nearby convent was full of nuns, and Juana was so jealous that she didn't 00:01:27
want any other women near her husband's body. Not even if he was dead. So she, and everyone else, 00:01:32
had to stay outside in the freezing wind. In the painting, Juana looks empty and lost. 00:01:38
She's wearing two rings, indicating that she's now a widow. But look at her belly, 00:01:45
positioned at the center of the painting, and not by accident. You can see that she's pregnant with 00:01:50
her daughter Catalina. Now her sadness makes even more sense. She's all alone with a baby on the 00:01:55
way. It really is tragic, isn't it? And by showing this in the painting, making it the focus point, 00:02:02
it's a symbol of hope. It shows that even after death, life continues. This is just one painting 00:02:10
from the Here You Art network inside the Prado. If you want to know more about this and other 00:02:16
Prado masterpieces, check out the Here You Art audio guide, where you can choose your own path 00:02:21
without getting lost, or even worse, going mad. 00:02:27
Idioma/s:
en
Materias:
Arte, Inglés
Niveles educativos:
▼ Mostrar / ocultar niveles
  • Bachillerato
    • Primer Curso
    • Segundo Curso
Autor/es:
Belén García Francoy, Inés García
Subido por:
Belen G.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
Visualizaciones:
1
Fecha:
7 de mayo de 2026 - 10:59
Visibilidad:
Público
Enlace Relacionado:
https://inegar18.wixsite.com/hereyouart
Centro:
IES MIGUEL CATALAN
Duración:
02′ 32″
Relación de aspecto:
0.56:1
Resolución:
1080x1920 píxeles
Tamaño:
203.18 MBytes

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