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Placa a Pepa Flores

Placa a Pepa Flores stands in Málaga at the birthplace of Spanish singer and actress Pepa Flores, known widely as Marisol. A commemorative plaque marks the site of a former corralón, a communal home with two patios and connecting corridors. Around sixty families once lived there, sharing daily life through close community ties and solidarity.

Pepa Flores spent her happiest childhood years among those patios, playing with local children and joining neighbourhood activities. Her father organised theatrical performances where she sang and danced while still very young. She left Málaga early for a career in cinema and music, becoming a cultural icon before retiring from public life in the mid-1980s. The birthplace remains linked to the talents she first displayed there, with the plaque unveiled through the Málaga Hace Historia plan. Two patios and the corridors between them offer the clearest image of the community that surrounded her childhood.

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