"The Santuario de Santa María a Real do Cebreiro is filled with pilgrims from all corners of the globe, who've flocked here to receive the Pilgrim's Blessing and a small, smooth pebble painted with the yellow arrow of the Camino."
"The first recorded Camino pilgrim was King Alfonso II of Asturias, who, in about 814, walked over the mountains from Oviedo in order to verify the remains of Saint James."
"Tagua is one of those effervescent, infectious individuals who bursts into your world with a stream of passionate tales, sound knowledge and salacious chat."
"Now he combines his love of horses with his religious beliefs, creating a unique experience for those who join him on the pilgrimage."
The Camino Primitivo, a historic pilgrimage route in Galicia, is known for its scenic beauty and spiritual significance. Pilgrims from around the world visit the Santuario de Santa María a Real do Cebreiro to receive the Pilgrim's Blessing and a symbolic pebble. The route, originally taken by King Alfonso II of Asturias in the ninth century, spans over 60 miles. The journey includes a diverse group of travelers, including medics and a Honduran family, all led by Aurelio Tagua, who combines his equestrian skills with his passion for the pilgrimage.
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