Manuel Fal Conde, 1st Duke of Quintillo (10 August 1894 – 20 May 1975) was a Spanish Catholic activist and a Carlist politician. He is recognized as a...

traditional (some say fundamental) signature rhythm figure of merengue is the quintillo, which is essentially a syncopated motif whose pattern is broken by five...

organization was strong enough to stage an impressive display of strength at the Quintillo estate, when some 600 uniformed members performed drills and military...

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was invited to take part in massive gathering of Andalusian Carlists at Quintillo. Overwhelmed by the picture of 650 uniformed and trained requetés on field...

impressive display of Andalusian militancy came on April 15, 1934, when at a Quintillo estate near Seville some 650 trained and uniformed requetés made a stunning...

like presidency over homages to Carlist martyrs or over ex-combatant Quintillo rallies, e.g. in 1969 or 1970. Some scholars count him among promoters...

Dolores Gortázar Serantes, Spanish writer Manuel Fal Conde, 1st Duke of Quintillo, Spanish Carlist politician and Catholic activist Rafael Gambra Ciudad...

massively attended 1934 feast of Andalusian Carlists on the estate of Quintillo. Featured among most prominent party leaders he seemed overwhelmed, as...

taking part in the massive Quintillo gathering of Andalusian Carlists, see also his Por qué fuí a Requete y porqué voy a Quintillo, [in:] Fundación Ignacio...

propagandists, attending Traditionalists feasts from Poblet in Catalonia to Quintillo in Andalusia. He also founded a local El Lunes weekly and collaborated...

structures, that the movement existed from rally to rally, from Montejurra to Quintillo, but that there was nothing in-between. He also praised magnificent work...