HISTORY THROUGH A CLICK

1. HISTORY OF EUROPE THROUGH
A …CLICK

2. ADVERTISEMENT

3. This advertisment is related
with an improvement of the
standards of life in Spain in
the 70´s

4. In this ad in the 80´s we can observe a
racist background, because every
ingredient of this popular chocolate
cream is identified with its respective
colour, e.g. a black girl for cocoa and a
withe boy for milk

5. This ad of Danone in the 40´s
associates the concept of diet
with families. The father is absent
like suggesting to feed children is
a proper task for women

6. This ad transmitts the idea the “Chiquilín”
biscuits are very energetics, maybe
nowadays this ad would result a bit
unacceptable because relates strenght and
good health with a violent “sport”

7. Sherry “Tío Pepe” one of the
most succesful advertisement
campaign. This image is part of
the visual history of Spain

8. Another sexist ad. To sew is something
for women, and the habit passes from
mothers to daughters

9. A likable christmas ad. “Antiu
Xixona” a famous “Turrón”,a
typical christmas sweet.

10. This is a sexist ad, which shows
us the mentality of the 50,s time.

11. This photo is a poster of soda water La Casera in
1950, besides, we also can see the role of women
in these years.

12. A real vintage ad of
Mercurochrome

13. Daring ads of Coca Cola
that show the fashion of
40´s and 50´s

14. POPULAR SHOWS

15. “El Cordobés”, a Spanish
bullfigther who was famous in
the whole world in the 70´s
and 80´s

16. “Un, dos, tres… responda otra vez” (One, two,
three... Answer again) was a Spanish tv program
issued in TVE between 1972 and 2004. It is
consider one of the most popular Spanish
program TV in the history.

17. This poster is of 1952 and announces the
traditional festival of Pamplona, San Fermín.

18. FASHION

19. The miniskirt got
fashionable in the 60´s.
We can relate it wit a
more rebellious and
hedonistic society.

20. The mini skirt fashion
in Europe in the 60‘s

21. Here we can appreciate an
example of clothing style for
women in these times

22. MUSIC

23. The Beatles in Madrid, “the most famous
attraction in the world” this performance
in 1965 shows us a part of the Spanish
society who wanted to approach to other
more democratic European countries.

24. FREDDIE
MERCURY.
He was a British singer,
composer and musician.
His tragic death because
AIDS in 1991 moved
many people in the world
THE ROLLING STONES “their satanic
majesties”. They symbolized the unruliest gace of
the European rock in the 60´s and in the 70´s
THE
BEATLES, they
were trem
endously popular.
Represented
a more melodious
version on the
Rock in the 60,s.

25. Julio Iglesias, the most famous
Spanish known everywhere, from
the 60,s.
Julio Iglesias and Raphael,
the two most famous
melodic singers in Spain in
the 70´s and 80´s

26. A cover of the Rock group “Radio Futura”
maybe one of the best groups of the Madrid
Movida.
This mouvement (1980-1989) tried to put the
young popular Spanish culture in a level of
avant-garde and audacity.
“Alaska y los pegamoides” was a Spanish
punk rock group of the 80´s. They were an
icon of the denominated “Movida
madrileña”.

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28. The swedish pop
group ABBA

29. THE MOST FAMOUS
SPORTMEN OR SPORTWOMAN
FROM OUR EIGHT
COUNTRIES

30. Nikos Galis, from Greece

31. Nadia Comăneci, from Romania

32. Fernando Martín
He was the first Spanish
basketball player that played in
the NBA.

33. Carlos Lopes, from Portugal

34. Zbigniew Boniek, from
Poland

35. Hidayet Türkoğlu, from Turkey

36. Pietro Mennea, from Italy

37. Emil Zatopek, from Czech Republic

38. MAGAZINES

39. This is Harper’s Baazar magazine. Here we can see an edition is from June 1953. This journal talks about fashion, concretely about summer clothing.
The 50´s
This is Harper’s Baazar magazine,
although it was an American magazine
there are European editions. It was very
influencial in fashions and style of life.
Here we can see an edition from June
1953.

40. This is the Spanish magazine Cine Mundo. It talked about films and actors. We can see the Spanish actress Carmen Sevilla on the front page.
The 50´s
This is the Spanish magazine Cine
Mundo. It was about films and
actors. We can see the Spanish
actress Carmen Sevilla on the
front page.

41. Discóbolo is a Spanish musical magazine. This journal talks about The Beatles’ new suit in its cover
The 60´s
Discóbolo was a Spanish musical
magazine. This cover was
about The Beatles’ new
“uniforms”.

42. The 80´s
Super Pop was a magazine for
teenagers that was about their
idols, in this cover, Leif Garret.

43. Interviu is a Spanish magazine which shows society articles and covers with photos of half-naked women. We can see in this picture how the conservative influen
The 70´s
Interviu is a Spanish magazine
which shows society articles and
covers with photos of half-naked
women. We can see in this picture
how the conservative influence
over women is disappearing with
the birth of these kind of
magazines after the Franco´s
death in 1975

44. The 70´s
This is the fashion magazine
Elle, about social and fashion
trends.

45. The 80´s
This magazine is called Lecturas a
very popular gossip magazine in
Spain. We can see Lucy Ewing in
the front page.

46. The 80´s
Teen magazine was a gossip
magazine for teenagers. This copy is
from 1988

47. The influence of the American popular culture
in Europe and the world

48. Grease (1978) is one of the most remarkable
films created in the 70’s

49. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is
a 1982 American science
fiction film

50. Mary Poppins is a 1964
American musical fantasy com
edy film directed by Robert
Stevenson and produced
by Walt Disney.

51. Breakfast at Tiffany's is a 1961
American romantic comedy film. Hepburn
as Holly, with her hair in a
high chignon and carrying an
oversized cigarette holder, is considered
one of the most iconic images of 20th
century American cinema.

52. Psycho is a 1960
American psychological
horror film that impacted deeply in
society due to its hard scenes of
violence and sex.

54. THOSE WONDERFUL
YEARS…….
…OR NOT SO?