Crispín d'Olot

[Interwiew in Spanish/Entrevista en español] If there is anyone in León who understands minstrels, it is Crispín d'Olot. Actor, musician, narrator and researcher, director of the Virtual Museum of the Juggler and the Musaescen project, participated this weekend in Sahagún in the XIX Encounter of Jugglers, a tribute to the art of entertaining, which this year included a series of lectures on the phenomenon of the minstrel, as well as street shows and a handicraft market. Poster of the lectures on minstrels Cristina Domínguez: This weekend the XIX Encounter of Jugglers was held in Sahagún, an event of great scenic load and medieval inspiration that wants to pay tribute to a guild and a way of entertaining that, they say, was born in the town of Cea in 1116. What is the basis for this statement? Was the first School of Jugglers born in Sahagún? Crispín d’Olot: The deduction is made by Ramón Menéndez Pidal in ‘Poetry minstrels and minstrels’ based on the first Anonymous Chronicle of Sa