(“La Parrillera”) (1920 – 2006, Villanueva de Córdoba)

Se hizo maqui, uniéndose a su marido y a su hermano.
Pasó casi un año en prisión preventiva por abastecer a su marido, donde la torturaron y humillaron para que dijera su localización.

Vivieron una época muy dura en el monte, se quedó embarazada y tuvo que parir allí un niño que enfermaría y moriría al poco tiempo.

Más tarde, su hermano fue fusilado y su marido cayó muerto en un enfrentamiento con la Guardia Civil.

A los 29 años la acusaron de haber pertenecido a las Mujeres Comunistas y pasó por varias prisiones durante 17 años.

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She became a maqui, joining her husband and her brother.

She spent almost a year in pretrial detention for supplying her husband, where she was tortured and humiliated in order to tell their location.

They lived a very hard time in the mountain, she became pregnant, having to give birth to a child who got sick and died soon.

Later, her brother was shot and her husband fell dead in a confrontation with the Civil Guard.

At the age of 29, she was accused of having belonged to the Communist Women and passed through several prisons for 17 years.