Ocio en la revista anual Rioja Industrial (1940-1969)

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The annual magazine Logroño Ilustrado was born in 1920. In 1921 it took the definitive name of Rioja Industrial. It was founded by the Notario brothers, owners of the Industrial Graphic Arts Printing. It was born in the final years of the Restauration, and lasted throughout the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera, the Second Republic, and the Franco regime. It only stopped publishing in the years of the civil war (1937-1939), as well as in 1924, 1942 and 1944. It was financed with the advertisements that appeared mainly in the first and third parts of the magazine. The second part was dedicated to the works of cultural, sports and festive leisure activities. For this reason, we will look at aspects such as bullfights, cinema, theater, music, arts, sports and festivals that project society from leisure in the Franco years between 1940 and the disappearance of the magazine in 1969.