Turismo. Tourism.

Turismo. Tourism.

There are two machines in a factory. The old machine is full of spiderwebs and has the pipes labeled with the words "commerce," "agriculture,"
"industry" and "farming." The new machine has pipes labeled with the words "tourism," and "foreign currency by emigrated workers." Money bills fall from the new machine to Franco's hands. He gives the money to a priest, a military man, and a civil guard. The caption reads, "It falls in their hands like rain of gold."

Aragonés Domenech, Sergio (1937-)

España Libre (New York, 1939-1977);

1963-01-18

Arte Público Press as the post-custodial repository.
Montse Feu as curator of the collection and editor of exhibits.
Authors and Artists keep the copyright of their work.

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Hay dos máquinas en una fábrica. Una vieja y llena de telarañas tiene estas palabras en las tuberías: comercio, agricultura, industria y ganadería. La máquina nueva tiene tuberías con las palabras: turismo y divisas de obreros emigrados. Los billetes caen de la nueva a las manos de Franco que los da a un cura, un militar y un guardia civil. La leyenda dice, "Les cae como el Maná del cielo".