Ghost Band Mozarabic Race

ALMERIA closed the weekend on Sunday, May 14, after two days bursting full of sporting activity, including the Third Mozarabic Bike Race. The cycling event takes place every year on a route filled to the brim with history.

DIRECTOR J uan Rafael Gomez presented his new production on Monday, May 15.

Entitled The incredible stories of intrepid Ralph Lee - The ghost band, the production was shot in part on the cinematographic sets of the Oasys MiniHollywood sets in Almeria.

This new story will narrate the lives of various characters who are part of The Ghost Band, who have terrorised the city of Tombstone with a continuous wave of robberies, as well as Umi, eldest daughter of the Navajo chief and Ralph Lee, a friend of the town sheriff, Wyatt Earp, who goes to the call for help to solve a grue- some murder and robbery spree.

After several investigations and unexpected plot twists with the help of nearby Indian tribes and Mexican towns, it is discovered that there is an infiltrator in the Ghost Gang, helping the outlaws in their misdeeds.

The unique atmosphere that is breathed in the western town of Oasys MiniHollywood has also made it a unique space for recording all kinds of audiovisual projections.

Oasys MiniHollywood supports the promotion of national projects to increase the legend of the province of Almeria and the cinema.

The Municipal Sports Complex of Los Angeles was the final destination to receive the more than 300 riders who took part.

The event united the province of Granada with that of Almeria and started from La Alhambra at 6.00am. Thirty­six municipalities were traced under a great physical and climatic demand marked by the 220 kilometres and 4,500 metres of positive difference in altitude.

The councillor for Sports, Juanjo Segura, congratulated the winners saying: “After an event full of effort and sacrifice, it is a pride to receive you in Almeria. You have put in value a path that has a sporting, historical and cultural value.”