Barcelona in the Cold War
The atlas holds 8 people and 10 moments here, from 1947 to 1990. The most recorded lives are Salvador Dalí, Gabriel García Márquez and Jorge Luis Borges.
Notable people
Abdus Salam
in 1990
1 moment here
Pakistani theoretical physicist and 1979 Nobel Prize laureate whose career connected education in Punjab and Cambridge with professorships in Lahore…
Diego Maradona
in 1982
1 moment here
Argentine football player and manager Diego Armando Maradona (1960–2020) was a central figure in world football.…
Eva Perón
in 1947
1 moment here
María Eva Duarte de Perón, known as Eva or Evita Perón, was an Argentine actress, political leader, social-welfare organizer, and First Lady of…
Freddie Mercury
in 1986
1 moment here
Freddie Mercury (Farrokh Bulsara) was a British singer, songwriter, pianist, and lead vocalist of Queen.…
Gabriel García Márquez
from 1967 to 1969
2 moments here
Colombian novelist, journalist, screenwriter, and Nobel laureate whose life moved between Colombia, Europe, Cuba, the United States, Mexico, and…
Jorge Luis Borges
in 1985
1 moment here
Argentine writer, poet, essayist, translator, lecturer, librarian, and critic. Borges was born in Buenos Aires, lived in Switzerland and Spain during…
Juan Manuel Fangio
in 1951
1 moment here
Argentine racing driver Juan Manuel Fangio was a five-time Formula One World Drivers’ Champion.…
Salvador Dalí
from 1956 to 1966
2 moments here
Spanish painter, sculptor, writer, designer, filmmaker, and leading exponent of Surrealism. Born in Figueres, Dalí trained in Madrid, joined the…
Moments
- 1947 Rainbow Tour stop in Barcelona Eva Perón
- 1951 First world title at Pedralbes Juan Manuel Fangio
- 1956 Performs at Park Güell Salvador Dalí
- 1966 Returns to perform at Park Güell Salvador Dalí
- 1967 Move to Barcelona Gabriel García Márquez
- 1969 Residence on Carrer de Caponata Gabriel García Márquez
- 1982 First FIFA World Cup match Diego Maradona
- 1985 Presentation of Los conjurados in Barcelona Jorge Luis Borges
- 1986 Barcelona Magic Tour show Freddie Mercury
- 1990 Catalonia International Prize speech Abdus Salam