Monumento a Miguel Molina
Monumento a Miguel Molina stands on a triangular islet near Málaga’s Plaza de Capuchinos, combining a memorial with a fountain. Artist Suso de Marcos designed the work, inaugurated in 1999.
The memorial honours Miguel de Molina, a Málaga-born singer born in 1908 and celebrated as the king of copla. His song “Ojos Verdes” became one of his best-known pieces. Republican views and sexual orientation led him into exile in Buenos Aires, where he died in 1993.
Two square stone pieces hold bronze faces of Molina in positive and negative forms, mounted against a concrete wall clad in stainless steel. Water falls across the steel into a small pond below. Parts of the structure have fallen into disrepair.
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