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En la puerta de "Las Pocholas" Hemingway el 21 de septiembre de 1956. Arriba Rupert Belleville, Ernest Hemingway y José María Iribarre. Abajo, Mary Wells -esposa de Hemingway-, Rosa Guerendiáin, José Javier Uranga y José María Guerendiáin.

  • © Bodegas Paternina / Esteban Chapresto.

    © Bodegas Paternina / Esteban Chapresto. Ernest Hemingway y Antonio Ordóñez en su visita a los calados del siglo XVI de “Conde de los Andes” en Ollauri, La Rioja

  • © Kukuxumusu + Bokart para Federico Paternina

    © Kukuxumusu + Bokart para Federico Paternina

1956

In 1956 there is no record of Hemingway's attendance at the Sanfermin fiestas, but he passed through Pamplona where he picked up Juanito Quintana on his way to the bullfights in Logroño in September. He had a meal in the Pocholas restaurant.

Hemingway visited Pamplona sporadically during 1956, but there is no record of his attendance at the Sanfermin fiestas. He had also recently been awarded the Pulitzer and a Nobel Prize and the popularity of Fiesta had not waned. There is also an anecdote that accounts that when he checked into the Ritz Hotel in Madrid, an employee remembered that he had left a box behind him there some thirty years before. On receiving the cardboard box, Hemingway discovered that it was full of papers and notes of his about Paris. He spent a couple of weeks going through everything and this upset his plans to go to Sanfermin fiestas. From these old notes he wrote his book "Paris was a fiesta."

Hemingway passed through Pamplona in September when he stopped to pick up Juanito Quintana on his way to the Logroño bullfights. He was seen at the bullfights in Logroño on the 21st of September. Ordoñez fought that day along with Litri and Cesar Giron. His fourth wife, Mary Welsh, accompanied him along with Juanito Quintana and an ex-RAF pilot, Rupert Belloville, who had ambitions of becoming a bullfighter. Ver más fotos.

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