Sublime

He opened a second house in Madrid and a third in Barcelona, all three called Eisa, after his mother.

Juan Arellano was from one of the most extraordinary families in the Philippines. One brother, Arcadio, was the first Filipino architectural adviser hired by the United States. Another, Manuel, would become one of the colony’s most noted photographers. Juan’s cousin Jose Palma wrote the national anthem used by Aguinaldo’s Philippine Republic (which

He confirmed that the Treaty of Paris was essentially a real estate closing and a violation of international law with regard to Puerto Rico.13