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Why Is It Called Moya? a Mystery Between Marquises, Ancient Canaries and the Legend of Mortal Laughter
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The Tilos are the teachings of Moya, the last great redoubt—and no longer so great—of laurisilva in Gran Canaria, which survives by miracle thanks to the Alisians and the effort to protect the little that is left. This municipality in the north of the island, with about 8,000 inhabitants, not only retains part of what was the ancient Jungle of Doramas and its legends, among many other things, but also drags a curious story, or several, hidden in…
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