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The fall of the Roman Empire is considered the beginning of the Middle Ages in 476. -
They were military campaigns carried out by the Christians to recover the peninsula from the Muslims.
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Western musical notation was born around 800 in the Empire of Charlemagne. -
Its origin dates back to Florence, Italy, in the year 1400, where an intention was conceived to transform and evolve art in Europe, which at that time preserved the medieval style. -
He was a French medieval clergyman, poet and composer. His projection was enormous and he is historically the maximum representative of the movement known as Ars nova
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Renaissance music or Renaissance music is the ancient music written during the Renaissance, between the years 1400 and 1600
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Gutenburg invented the first printing press for printing many bibles and introduced printing to England. -
The Siege of Orléans was a turning point in the Hundred Years' War between France and England. It was the greatest first victory for France in the war. -
He was a polymath, painter, anatomist, architect, paleontologist, botanist, writer, sculptor, philosopher, engineer, inventor, musician, poet, and urban planner.
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Baptism of Christ is a painting from the workshop of the Italian Renaissance painter Verrocchio, parts of which are attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. -
The picture was created by Boticelli. The goddess Venus came out of the ocean after her birth as an adult woman.
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Boabdil, the last Nasrid king, left in 1492 from the city that had been for two and a half centuries the last memory of al-Andalus made by the Catholic kings. -
The discovery of America consisting of the arrival in America of an expedition from the Península Ibérica led by Christopher Columbus by order of the Catholic Monarchs, Isabel de Castilla and Fernando de Aragón.
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The french King Charles VIII entered the Italian peninsula in September 1494.
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The Renaissance ends by the natural evolution of its customs, trends, concerns or tastes of each era. -
The madrigal is a composition of three to six voices over a secular text, often in Italian. It had its peak in the Renaissance and early Baroque.
