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Update on MadridMan.com:

That's right! You guessed it. This page is new!! This is only the first step in a full-blown re-design of MadridMan.com. I'll be adding/modifying the rest of the 60+ pages on MadridMan.com and, well, this takes a lot of work. I've recently found out that Google considers "obsolete" and "deprecated" a number of long-standing HTML tags such as "CENTER", "FONT", "TABLE", "P ALIGN". Well, MadridMan's HTML pages - like everyone elses - were built on those tags and, at the time, it was perfectly fine. Now, Google says, "Sorry, Dudes! You modernize or you're out!" So, dudes, it's time to modernize. Read my blog entry on the topic.

Notes from MadridMan:

Madrid, the capital of Spain, permanently changes a person after only the first visit and allows one to leave his world behind. You find yourself walking down a narrow, cobblestone street, pausing to look towards the cloudless, Velázquez sky. Overhead are countless flowering balconies lining the walls of an 18th century building. You hear music in the plaza around the corner. Unusual voices fill your ears. You are in Madrid!! The capital city of culture & family, energy & art, excitement & romance.

At MadridMan's Yankee Home Page, you'll find LOTS of useful information if you're planning a trip to Madrid or other destinations in Spain. If you've been to Madrid before, you can surely understand my attraction - which is why I decided to move to Madrid. The people are unique, the food is absolutely delicious, and the culture and history is second to none in the world. Travel through my website, listen to the live radio stations from Madrid and watch live Spanish television, look at Madrid & Spain photos, and please do visit the information-packed MadridMan's ALL SPAIN Message Board. Before you know it, you'll become a REAL madrileño!! I don't claim to be an expert on Madrid, but I am rapidly becoming one.

Can you belive it? I'm so in love with the city of Madrid, Spain that I decided to dedicate a website to it, register a domain name, answer many MANY emails on the topic every week, AND MOVE TO MADRID, SPAIN all because of my passion for this wonderful city. You could call me crazy and you would be partially correct - I AM CRAZY FOR MADRID!

Artist/Group of the Week: Luz Casal :: WebCam: Plaza de Cibeles

Plaza de Cibeles Madrid

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Orgullo Gay Madrid Gay Pride 2009
"Orgullo Gay Madrid 2009" has begun! Last year, Madrid hosted Europe's Orgullo Gay festival. This year is a more typical year with the somewhat smaller-scale Gran Vía parade and Chueca-wide street parties from 25 June to 5 July 2009. While last year's attendance was HUGE, inviting supporters and partiers throughout Europe, the novice won't see much difference this year because Madrid's Gay Pride Festival is big.

While I, MadridMan, am not gay, I do respect the rights of others to do pretty much whatever they want if not harming others - and I always enjoy a good party. One would have to be in deep denial if they couldn't see that Gay Pride is one BIG party and a lot of fun! I've never seen a bigger, better party for everyone, gays, straights, and anyone who likes to have fun - and see some things you aren't likely to see on a typical day on the streets in Madrid. You can see the true joy in the faces of nearly everyone, everyone smiling, everyone laughing, everyone hugging (and possibly kissing), whistling, hand-holding and @$$-grabbing goes on too.

Grand Opening: New Cercanias Station in Puerta del Sol
Today, on its first day of operation, I made my maiden-visit to the brand-new Cercanías station in Madrid's Puerta del Sol. The controversial entryway is in the shape, it is said, of a "Glass Fish" or "Pez de Cristal", and does pose a striking structure in the otherwise traditional space of the plaza.

Thousands of people were onhand today, probably not so many to actually ride the cercanias train as they were taking photos and walking about to see their new landmark. Countless media outlets were stringing cable, conducting on-camera interviews, and recording the event for their own television stations.