Volteo esquilas pequeñas

Volteo de las esquilas pequeñas de la Iglesia de Santa María. La esquila mayor llevaba sin sonar casi 40 años

[@manuelito_yt4165]

Que bien suenan las pequeñas

[@scheer]

sí, una pena que por simplificar el cuadro eléctrico sólo se puedan tocar a la vez.

[@agustingarcia-cervigon463]

Que bien eso que ya pueda voltear !!!

[@quienfuere]

La campana de arriba de la espadaña se puede acceder a ella?

[@scheer]

sí, hay una escalera adosada a la parte exterior de la espadaña. Está por el otro lado, por eso no se ve en el vídeo

[@videolover2014]

Welp, although it’s nice to hear from you again, Alvaro Azcarraga, I hope that Luiggy20000 & Carlixx 16 can do Videos of this Church as well soon. 🙂 As I’m wondering though, is this Church located in Sevilla (Seville), Madrid, somewhere in Spain? 🤔

[@scheer]

Hi. This Church is located 375 kms northeast Madrid, just in Basque Country, not so far to the French Border

[@videolover2014]

In Comparison for that though, is it like close to Alcala de Henares, Almudena, or Torrelaguna?

[@scheer]

@@videolover2014 those 3 sites are very close to Madrid city ( no more than 50 kilometers), Salvatierra is by large more distant. And if your question is regarding the type of sound my answer is that this bells sound quite diferent from the bells you mentioned

[@videolover2014]

My meaning is though of how close this Church is to Alcala de Henares, Almudena, & Torrelaguna. Also, no matter what Church it is in Spain, the Bells would sound nice however, but out of curiosity though, looking at the 2 Biggest Rolling Bells of this Church, how come the Biggest Rolling Bell sounds higher than the 2ND to Biggest Rolling Bell? 🤔